Diabolical666
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bbq yissss...maybe some soy on the Ginger
bbq yissss...maybe some soy on the Ginger
Tv from the 60's.70's & 80's .
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Hookabelly
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You forgot a verb there Di…. LOL
NOOOO! I'm sorry! I just thought of you both b/c you're women. And you can add Ginger and Maryanne to the mix too. Oh and let's not forget dear Lovey…
I'd wipe out the entire island and run off with one of those snazzy headhunters that are always so masculine.
Precisely! Although it's nice to know there were other options often my go to is BBQ. I love BBQ. Do not worry at all about the age. You could not pay me to be younger now. I look at the struggle our children/grandchildren are having and frankly I'd rather not. It was hard enough in my time and these youngsters have quite the load on their back.
During our generational watch we allowed the corporate take over to finish. We have guaranteed our children will have to definitively deal with it. I was alive to see the pinnacle of the new Roman Empire and the beginning of the decline.
I'm curious about the answer but probably not enough to pay the price for admission.
Singlemalt
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Gunther Toody and Francis Muldoon! I loved that showI may be 36 but i used to watch this
panhead
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Same here , i watched my father spend every hour god gave him working double overtime , not just to support us but to have a large saftey net in the bank incase there was another depression , he started working in coal mines at 7 yrs old , he told my storys from his youth where all 6 kids slept in a single bed , explained how dinner most nights was poke salad , for those too young poke salad is made from dandy lion leaves & whatever other edible vegetation they could scrounge with bacon grease poured over the top .
We had 3 freezers in our basement when i was a kid , one filled with beef , another for pork & the 3rd for poultry , my mother had a full acre vctory garden & canned hundreds of jars of fruits & vegetables along with preserves , they wanted to be sure we could eat for a full year without money .
I remember eating a baked chicken that was freezer burned so bad the fukin thing looked blue but it tasted good , i left home at 13 & was working full time at 14 & realizing how easy i had it at home .
People arent like that now days , most live paycheck to paycheck with minimum savings & use credit to live beyond their means & give little thought twords the what if's in life .
My parents generation worked from sun up to sun down & never pissed anything away except their lives from working 90 hrs a week .
old shol4evr
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oh herman munsterI may be 36 but i used to watch this
old shol4evr
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pan head you ever regret leaving home and the fuck the parent aditude,i sure did spend my 14 th birthday living under a old house ,old couple that live there had to no i was under there at night but that was the only place warm other than the gas station i worked at .boy those employers would work the fuck out of a run away to barely pay you any thing ,i lived on potted meat and cracker until i was 18 and could get a legal job ,go bak in time fuck no not me ,like i said onward threw the fog
6ohMax
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Singlemalt
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Like an upscale Denny's? Or is it non-franchise?There is a Gunther Toody's here in Colorado Springs...good eatin too!
6ohMax
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I want to say it's non Franchise
Singlemalt
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So, actual fresh-prepped and cooked American fare. What's the breakfast menu?
Unclebaldrick
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Mister Wizard
Singlemalt
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He came to my elementary school, Don Herbert..he inspired me much to the chagrin of the adults in my life
panhead
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Oh man the Adams family was fantastic ! Morticia was hot in that skin tight dress & Gomez pulling out pre light cigars from his pocket while standing on his head or blowing up trains ,how cool was that , uncle Festers goofy ass eating nails & lighting light bulbs , Lurch over in the corner playing the shit out of his 14th century. harpsichord, too cool .
Yrs back we named one of our guard dogs Pugsley after the son on that show .
panhead
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My favorite Night Stalker was were Kolchack was after the modern version of the headless horseman .
They had that dude riding a Triumph Bonniville with the worst costume that gave him a 6ft torso , he'd ride around that Triumph lopping fukers heads off .
I think the special effects budget was $100 a show , they borrowed the costume from Sigmond & the Sea Monster & made a swamp creature out of it & chased Kolchack all over , i think he killed it with kosher salt
panhead
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Shit man sounds like we were neighbors , i lived in an old couples loft above their garage for over a year, it really wasnt all that bad either & i know they knew i was there , it was an old black couple & she'd " store extra canned food & blankets on their garage shelves " i knew she left the stuff there for me.
The old man had a Studebaker Hawk he only drove on sundays to take them to church , while they were gone i'd sneak their old wards push mower out & mow their lawn & hurry up n put everything back before they got home , they had an old hand wringer washer out back & at night i'd use their garden hose & bar soap to wash the few clothes i had & wring them out .
I had a cash job at a junk yard where i got paid by how many parts i pulled off cars for customers , they had an old utility shower at the junk yard i'd shower in after work , i made from $5 to $20 a day depending on work load & made about $70 a week .
Looking back i really wish i'd of stayed long enough to get more of an education , i only went thru about 30 days of the 7th grade before i left & woulda loved to finish school .
abe supercro
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In the 70's, my grandparents would go out to dinner around the corner at The Kingsley or Fox and Hounds and leave me with the babysitter, the television.
old shol4evr
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that is far as i made it in school to ,but i cant say it about my kids and glad to say it ,im street smart not book ,they have grown up and gone to college and have made me so proud ,that if they lost there high paying jobs tomorrow i would still be the proudest father on earth just for them finishing school and college with master degree.the only kids in my family tree that finished school,college to boot
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