Gotta be a few around here that will relate

[rrrr]

We have them at the house and the lake.. Mac and Cheese in that dish is the only way to make it. lol

Remember the avocado green electric skillet mom used to make the stuff?

 

[CarolynandBob]

Fuck. Yes to all

 

[Dunerking]

Haha…yup all of those. I don’t feel old..

 

[havasu5150]

Yep....all of them

 

[endobear]

31/32. Not sure about the Ice Cream in toilet paper roll, but I have had a Push-Up, does that count?

24? That's OJ concentrate.

 

[Taboma]

Having obtained a 100% score on this test. let's up the level of difficulty to something far less common.

If you remember one of these, you should already have your affairs in order, because as dear ole daddy used to say "Son, you're living on borrowed time".

 

[Berdes]

I am not old. Just very experienced.

 

[HNL2LHC]

Having obtained a 100% score on this test. let's up the level of difficulty to something far less common.

If you remember one of these, you should already have your affairs in order, because as dear ole daddy used to say "Son, you're living on borrowed time".

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Dang and I thought my cheap Costco readers hindering away in places around the house was a PITA. Where do you hide all of those?

 

[was thatguy]

My living room circa 1980-83?
Pretty sure I got the paneling, carpet, and some other things covered!

 

[SoCalDave]

32 of 32 for me though those BJ wine coolers sucked balls.

 

[240Hallett]

#23 still goes off at 3:25 every morning at my house.

 

[was thatguy]

Another one.
This is 83 for sure. Daughters birthday.
Wooden high chair! Lol her crib was all wood too.
Probably get arrested today for letting her stand up in her chair.

I miss the 80’s Motley Crue big hair too!
(My first wife)

 

[81Sprint]

Damn now I really feel old, only thing I didn't recognize was the McDonalds one. Those damn Bartles and Jaymes made for a nasty hangover!

 

[FreeBird236]

Every one of them, I think we still have Correl ware, did get rid of the wooden bowls and woven paper plate holders a few years ago.

 

[Taboma]

Dang and I thought my cheap Costco readers hindering away in places around the house was a PITA. Where do you hide all of those?

Most families, if they had one at all, only needed one, and it was prominently displayed for use by all.
Actually very rare to even find one, we never had one, but I recall visiting a family friend who did.

 

[Yldboyz]

Damn, I can't believe you called me old.

 

[was thatguy]

Having obtained a 100% score on this test. let's up the level of difficulty to something far less common.

If you remember one of these, you should already have your affairs in order, because as dear ole daddy used to say "Son, you're living on borrowed time".

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My crafts one has a bifocal…

 

[COCA COLA COWBOY]

That just brought back so many childhood memories.

 

[QC22]

All 32. I used to ride my bike to a gas station with one of those cigarette machines to buy smokes when I was 13. It was off to the side and they couldn't see me. .35 cents. When they went to .60 cents we were seriously pizzed!

 

[Taboma]

My crafts one has a bifocal…
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I dunno, you guys gotta get closer than they magnify, hell 'Ray' can see that.

 

[Familyties]

Oh Crap I got them all.

 

[sirbob]

I forgot about most of these things - but I've been looking at lake houses in northern Michigan and its amazing how many of those places are a total time capsule of the days that most things on the list I posted were prevalent.

 

[rivermobster]

I'm younger than you lol, I remember all of those. #15 was a toy my mom likely played with and I later inherited at the farm...good memories. I wanted MaK to have one and paid around $150 for one last year...it had the small car lift as well as some of the other accessories. It's on a shelf for when she gets a little bigger.

14, I remember bc my grandmother smoked when I was little and McDonalds in HI had them...the 13 blue can my wife and I were just talking about the other day. POG used to come the same way in HI when I was really little.

Oh so now this is a test? And we have to remember how we remember all that shit??

You suck!

 

[rivermobster]

I forgot about most of these things - but I've been looking at lake houses in northern Michigan and its amazing how many of those places are a total time capsule of the days that most things on the list I posted were prevalent.

Kid Rock approves.

 

[ElAzul]

Anyone still holding onto those paper plate holders they want to get rid of?

 

[fat rat]

That was damn good. A few of my favorites..


My dad had plenty of these. Never any film though?
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Used to always check for “loose change” in these.
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Beat this thing to hell.
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Don’t forget the free pack of matches.

 

[Waterjunky]

All but the ash tray for me.

 

[FreeBird236]

All 32. I used to ride my bike to a gas station with one of those cigarette machines to buy smokes when I was 13. It was off to the side and they couldn't see me. .35 cents. When they went to .60 cents we were seriously pizzed!

I think they were .35cents for me also. My mom used to tell me how for her, they were .20 or .25 cents, but sometimes had 2 or 3 pennies in the cellophane of the cigarette pack for change.

 

[The Capt]

I remember every one of those. Including burning my lips on the lighter to see if it was working! There was a donut shop near where I lived and we could sneak a pack of cigs for 35 cents. Sure glad I quit, I think cigarettes are 10 bucks now.