Old guys thread - 35+
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Facetious
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I remember
Tell me, what were those Wacky Hot Rod Stickers called ?
Do you remember ?
I remember
Tell me, what were those Wacky Hot Rod Stickers called ?
Do you remember ?
You talking about "Big ***** Ed Roth's Rat Fink" stuff like this?
http://www.govideomotorsports.com/zencart/images/drag_racing/ratfink.jpg
That would be 60s stuff.Rat Fink was cool ****!!:thumbsup:
meesterperfect
Hiliary 2020
I remember
Tell me, what were those Wacky Hot Rod Stickers called ?
Do you remember ?
did they look something like these:
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?nutmadindex
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutty_Mads
I remember the stickers but can't remember the name. I'll research
ah ha, are these them?
http://search.ebay.com/search/searc...RS+wacky+packages+rat+fink+card&fsop=1&fsoo=1
I completely agree with these statements, and I won't turn Thirty until May!
Three things to remember when you get older:
1. Never pass up a bathroom.
2. Never waste a hard-on.
3. Never trust a fart.
1. Never pass up a bathroom.
2. Never waste a hard-on.
3. Never trust a fart.
*farts in every bathroom with a hard-on* Take that you young whippersnapper!
Facetious
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During the Cold War we learned how to duck and cover to live through a Russian atomic bomb ******. They did not tell us we would be evaporated.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=lW4s7TETtJA
http://youtube.com/watch?v=lW4s7TETtJA
There was a real cycle war went on round here in the 70's. It was the Tommahawk and Choppers against the Strikers and Grifters. All four of them made by Rayleigh. The difference was the first two had a small front wheel and a big back one. The later two was pretty much impossible to break, except the gears chain on the Grifter. You was either with one group or the other.
:strikes gavel - calls the meeting to order:
Ladies and Gentlemen of TOFS (The Old Farts Society) - I hereby move that Senob be admitted to our august fraternity as an honorary member in advance of his thirty fifth year. Do I hear a second?
But of course we can, Leggy. We may have to cumulatively pool our aged and rapidly dying brain cells to do so, but by all means ask away
:1orglaugh Yes, sir. Hard to believe it's possible, but that was even more lame than Bushco's plastic sheet and duct tape solution to biological terrorism :rofl:
BNF
Ex-SuperMod
Star Blazers
The Banana Splits
Teenage moustaches
Charlie's Angels posters, Heather Thomas posters :flame:
"I **** disco music" - then secretly having the double LP Saturday Night Fever, ditto for KISS
The Banana Splits
Teenage moustaches
Charlie's Angels posters, Heather Thomas posters :flame:
"I **** disco music" - then secretly having the double LP Saturday Night Fever, ditto for KISS
dick van cock
Closed Account
Anybody living in the Seventies surely can't. We've either been political prisoners (oh, those Stammheim days!) or were too stoned to remember.
The only ones who vividly remember the 70ies are those disco morons we used to beat up every Saturday night. They could show you their scars.
I have faint recollections of moon boots, Afros, women wearing curlers at the grocery store, green Army parkas (yes, I am guilty of that, too! :o), street protests against everything, flokati rugs, having only three channels on TV, wallpapers in a hideous mix of orange, brown & white.
And miraculously, we had faith in our political leaders. No kidding! Willy Brandt, Salvador Allende, Moshe Dayan were admirirable figures. I believe, that was because there were still differences noticeable between them.
While a former **** judge who had deserters executed served as governor of a federal state in Southern Germany and all the other Nazis ran the banks and businesses, we were grateful for every glimmer of hope and a better world. The crushing of the Spring of Prague and the coup in Chile inflicted serious wounds. Willy Brandt kneeling in Warsaw symbolized a higher morality not found in today's politicians.
Enough! Where's my sheep?
I was still stripping off that type of wallpaper in the 90's when I was a decorator and worse.
I have good memories of the Clangers on TV, Ivor the Engine, Noggin the Nog, Swap Shop, Tiswas on them three TV channels. Then again we could say "It's Friday, it's 5 to 5 and it's time for.......CRACKERJACK!" I remember the day Channel 4 was launched too with Brookside making it four channels.
Space Dust.
Oxford Bags (trousers).
Tank Tops.
The 80's Perm.
The birth of the Skate Board.
And one of the best bands ever Madness!
This thread needs more -35!
Jagger69
Three lullabies in an ancient tongue
It was popular back in the states as well.
Remember "Disco Demolition Night" at the White Sox game back in 1979?
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5406257/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-fEtF9NKfc&feature=related
