David and Goliath

Pow Wow the Indian Boy

Baby Huey

Good and Plenty

Wally Gator

Mighty Mouse

Quick Draw Mc Graw

Yogi and BOOBOO

Tom & Jerry

Book covers!
 

We used to make cool book covers out of paper bags.......

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I thought about this game today, I used to love it http://cf.ltkcdn.net/boardgames/imag...e_checkers.jpg

i loved these keyboards!
 

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Zig Zag rolling papers cost a dime......

I remember when you got a "lid" for 10 bucks, it was really good stuff, and it was measured by "fingers" instead of oz. The guy I got it from had fat fingers so the lids were large. lol (probably about 1 1.4 oz)
There is still an old Royal manual typewriter and an IBM pc sitting in boxes my barn.

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You could get a 'nickle' bag...

We used to use wallpaper remnants, I had some pretty horrific 1970`s floral prints on some of mine ! :blush:

I still have the avocado stove. It has new jets and burner, they were installed 12 yrs ago. The refrigerator died 20 yrs ago, though.

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Before GPS....................

In addition to your GPS (ha ha), one learned to become very proficient at map reading. .A person used his or brain to calculate distance, grade, and road conditions. One carefully unfolded said map, rolling it rolled as a tube for easier access. You'll still see us driving along with a dashboard full of maps. I have never programmed a GPS.

Still love those maps from Welcome Centers even when I get the strangest looks for other cars. Taking the back roads can also help make the distance. One time in college, we make it from Eugene OR to New Orleans LA in about 24 hours. Not to toot my own horn, I have pretty traveled the 48 contiguous, Mexico, lower Canada, USVI, and last but certainly not least ...Puerto Rico (very beautiful)

We were moving. I had to be at my Nursing Boards in Milwaukee via Nashville via Birmington via Chicago just a few days later. Oh, to be that young again

I still say you can't beat a good map and a AAA tour book .....:hangloose:

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For you youngin folks, they were called 45's rpm.....

I bought my favorite fishing rod with grandma's Green Stamps. :)