Do you remember?
 

I was just getting nostalgic-- going down memory lane (always a dead end) and had a few memories I'd like to share. Feel free to add some of your own.

fender skirts

Carhoppin' Boomer

Steak knives with a fill-up at the gas station.

Encyclopedias at the grocery store. One volume per week.

100 octane purple martin gas.
fizzies
"the land of sky blue waters".............hamms
church keys and steel beer cans
glass packs and curb finders
a reverb for under the dash

Car engines that a common person could work on.
Roller skates.......that had skate keys.
Skate boards - if you wanted one, you made it yourself.
Sunoco 260
The "gas wars" - 19.9 cents/gal.
Then later.....waiting in line to buy gas "forever" during the energy crisis.
Fuzzy dice.
Everyone got dressed up to go to an indoor theater.
Drive-in movies.
Most all men wore hats (my dad always did!).
Women's stockings had the seam up the back of the legs.
The local dairy delivered to your door.

Bill

Book Mobiles....the best:clap2::clap2::clap2:

Anybody remember "Big Little Books"? They were little fat books with the story on one page and an illustration on the facing page. I think comic books put them out of business.

Esso gas stations
Velvet Elvis
Everyone dressed up to fly
Women wore stockings

also...
Victrola's then vinyl albums then cassettes
color TVs before color programming
party line phones, rotary phones and "Princess" phones

Don't forget 8-tracks!! :coolsmiley:

Bill

Beatle boots,gogo boots ,
platform shoes and penny candy at the movies

In-ground garbage pails

Pantries... oh wait...they came back!

Root cellars

Phone booths

Hopscotch

Playboy bikes

Plastic bathroom tiles

Bathtub stoppers

Girdles

Milk delivery

LOL
Aren't we all trying to forget 8-tracks?:cus:

Thanks
 

Thank you all for those wonderful memories (sigh) those were the days and so are these.
Now we're making new memories-- but then again remembering 4 days ago is harder than 30 years ago sigh again.
:spoken::bowdown:

Lots of fun to reminisce. But I wonder what we will be remembering fondly in 15 - 20 years that will be obsolete? Here are a few that I would add:

CD's
Newspapers and printed books
"2-D" movies and TV!
Watches (almost there now!)
$3.00 Gas (Ouch!)
Radios actually built into cars

B.

another
 

I just thought about having a cloakroom in school.Who wore cloaks?
Drive in movies and movie theaters with a balcony.