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I remember being in a band in Canada (63-64) and after the last waltz we played 30 seconds of God Save the Queen and everyone stood still until it was over.
I remember Rose's- big store in Morristown, sort of like an early-day Wal-Mart, having a big 55-gallon paper drum full of old bolt-action military rifles & a sign on it saying, "Your Choice, $12.98"..
I remember when digital watches were brand new and EXPENSIVE. I remember going to Super X drug store to test tubes with my dad. I remember when a chemistry set was a chemistry set.
The Jewel Tea company was a home shopping service. The man came around once a month, delivered whatever household goods you bought, and took the order for next month.
I'm so old I remember removing mom's cloths from a hanger and placing the cloths on a chair....so that I could use the wire hanger to get a station in on the TV. Would screw around with that for a 1/2 hour only to get a fuzzy signal at best.
I remember when the WWF Wresling, not WWE, was taped at the Philadelphia Arena for Saturday morning shows. Each wrestler wrestled two different matches for the different shows.
I remember when the WWF Wresling, not WWE, was taped at the Philadelphia Arena for Saturday morning shows. Each wrestler wrestled two different matches for the different shows.
I remember All-Star Wrestling, Peoria, Illinois. Verne Gagne, Nick Bockwinkle, The Crusher, Mad Dog Vachon, Scrap Iron Gadaski, and many others. Standard Saturday morning fare on the local television.
I remember All-Star Wrestling, Peoria, Illinois. Verne Gagne, Nick Bockwinkle, The Crusher, Mad Dog Vachon, Scrap Iron Gadaski, and many others. Standard Saturday morning fare on the local television.