****************THAT OLD MEMORY*************

[Rebel - KGC]

Awesome! I rarely see somebody that old who is not on something for some reason. If you are not having pain and do not feel any lumps then probably best to stay out of the doctor's office.

In the spirit of this thread: Did your house burn down because you forgot to turn the stove off?

Crispin

OMG! LOL!

 

[dieselram94]

Crispin, early this morning I woke up and felt a LARGE lump, after visiting the bathroom it faded away. Does that count? LOL!
Please tell me if that was way to crude.

 

[Crispin]

Crispin, early this morning I woke up and felt a LARGE lump, after visiting the bathroom it faded away. Does that count? LOL!
Please tell me if that was way to crude.

Not too crude. I thought you were going in a different direction though.

Early this morning I woke up and felt a lump. When I rolled over...I realized I was married to it.

 

[dieselram94]

Crispin, Thats AWESOME!!!! I love it!!!!Good work!!!

 

[bbcamay]

Not too crude. I thought you were going in a different direction though.

Early this morning I woke up and felt a lump. When I rolled over...I realized I was married to it.

Crispin!!! That is no good!

 

[Crispin]

Crispin!!! That is no good!

BB: I am the club physician. There was nothing personal in that statement. Just a medical examination and diagnosis.
Don't you have a fan club to attend to? Jeff is gonna be jealous.

 

[bill from lachine]

bbcamay,

It's a guy thing.....just put your hands over your eyes and it'll all go away.....lol.

Crispin!!! That is no good!

 

[bill from lachine]

Folks,

On a more serious note for a change.....yeah I remember when things were much simpler....no one locked their doors....family and friends helped each other out and never expected more than a thank you in return.

Sunday dinners with the family, picnics in the park.....roaming the streets during the summer with no need of adult support, etc....

I must be getting nostalgic or something...lol.

Regards + HH

Bill

 

[dieselram94]

How about taking your kids to McDonald's and getting them a happy meal and not being forced to take in lieu of fries apple dippers!!!!!!! That is not the point of going to McDonald's!!!!

 

[Frankn]

I use to love the penny candies, that is so many candies for a penny. One of my favorites was the little wax bottles of Coke. Now a days, I have to settle for those white chocolate squares, and the penny thing is history. frank

 

[speter42]

I think BO...has BO!

 

[Rebel - KGC]

How about taking your kids to McDonald's and getting them a happy meal and not being forced to take in lieu of fries apple dippers!!!!!!! That is not the point of going to McDonald's!!!!

LOL!

 

[digging440yrs]

I can remember going to the local country store, getting a big buddy gum bar and a package of baseball cards for a dime. Then putting the hank aarons, mickie mantels and so, on my bike spokes with clothes pins---brooom broooom---oh the money in those wheels-----LOL

 

[Frankn]

How about that TURKISH TAFFY that almost pulled your teeth out when you went for a bite. There was white and pink. Frank

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Folks,

On a more serious note for a change.....yeah I remember when things were much simpler....no one locked their doors....family and friends helped each other out and never expected more than a thank you in return.

Sunday dinners with the family, picnics in the park.....roaming the streets during the summer with no need of adult support, etc....

I must be getting nostalgic or something...lol.

Regards + HH

Bill

Nah... it's just a SPRING "Thing"...

 

[Frankn]

Hay, the good old days really happened in a lot of ways. Kids actually went outside and played. They learned about nature and actually talked to friends in person. The games they played out there were active and kept them healthy. When people went to the store they knew what to get, they didn't have to call someone on a cell phone to find out. They learned facts from reading and retained them in there heads. They didn't have to Google them. If a person looses there cell phone today, they are lost. Cars were simpler, sure you had to adjust points every once in a while, but they were easily fixable. Today you need a computer, and it is only guessing through a series of fixes. Frank

 

[bill from lachine]

Folks,

Here's another one some of you folks might remember if you came from humble beginnings.....I can remember having bread pudding as a supper when the pantry was pretty bare at the end of the week.....or home made dumplings with gravy....among other things....

Not rich but we never went hungry....heck I still like some of those simplistic meals today....even though I can afford the
more expensive stuff....I guess you'd call it being self sufficient in today's world.

Regards + HH

Bill

 

[nscrcr8z]

Hay, the good old days really happened in a lot of ways. Kids actually went outside and played. They learned about nature and actually talked to friends in person. The games they played out there were active and kept them healthy. When people went to the store they knew what to get, they didn't have to call someone on a cell phone to find out. They learned facts from reading and retained them in there heads. They didn't have to Google them. If a person looses there cell phone today, they are lost. Cars were simpler, sure you had to adjust points every once in a while, but they were easily fixable. Today you need a computer, and it is only guessing through a series of fixes. Frank

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I remember going to bed a lot of nights with the door open just the screen door to keep the bugs out......going to the store parents would leave keys in car windows down....WoW times has changed!

 

[Peyton Manning]

no, Bill bread pudding is a Canadian thing

 

[Peyton Manning]

Btw is lachine Canadian for nap?