Posted by pete black on January 09, 2013 at 17:01:44 from (166.205.55.19):
more from the past; corner grocery store with sign on door "come in its KOOL inside". sitting in the balcony at the theater so you can smoke your "KOOL" and place feet on back of seats circular imprint on your billfold from the condom you carried. just in case birch twig to clean your teeth. pre-tooth brush days your momma dipping "snuff" drinking from a cleaned snuff glass buying oatmeal with glass wear inside fill up with gas and they would give you a free bath towel with chose of color saving green stamps and stamp redemption store tent meetings (revivals) tv with channels 2-15 vhf only radios with a/m only hair cut in back yard with hand operated clippers playing basketball on grass-dirt-mud first black/white tv, poor reception and snowy dad making you get up change channels horizonal control bar knob on tv going off air screen and then just snow tv back on air with "star spangle banner" song going outside to adjust tv antenna's direction neighbors at your house on saturday night to watch wrestling vacuum cleaners with a water reservoir for dust collection rotary telephones straight cords that kinked on your phone's handset pre-curled wrap placed on cord to make it curly party phones with a designated ring home pump organs with a claw foot stool covering up half of car radiator with cardboard in winter playing in snow with no gloves or boots extension cord across ceiling from porcelain fixture spring clip on shade for bare ceiling bulb bathroom added to the house as a lean-to addition pliers, adjustable wrench, screwdriver and spark plug wrench was your tool set most all screws were the flat blade type purchases were in cash or bought on account can you still buy a grape neheigh? brogan boots/shoes shoe heel taps having baby shoes bronzed white high top baby shoes from "kayes" shoe store cloth diapers home diaper service baby car seat that hooked over back of car seat house hold garbage burn pile gully outback for trash glass ketchup bottle prized for bb shooting never buying cat/dog food; table scraps for them scratch or laying mash, depending on time of year quart oil cans made of cardboard oh well, i quit, for now.
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