memory lane

[Old School]

got my first car in 1968 before i had a license...was a 1962 ford falcon with the stick on the column...paid $200 for it & the ins. was about $400.....:mj07: everybody who drove with me wound up leaving the car with whip lash...didn't drink beer but remember weed went for $15 an oz....& my friends & i had to beg borrow & steal for those $15...those were the days...:142smilie

yes the were my friend..

those days if somebody said something out of line..or tried to be a tuff guy..

out of the gathering you would hear.

Peace man...be cool...

 

[AR182]

Damn Al, you must have lived in the City, :mj07:
we got nickel and dime bags of pretty good
Mexican and Acapulco Gold any time, any day.

Then the Columbian came around, 20 bucks a
bag :00hour

:mj07: :mj07: kramer...grew up in brooklyn ny....

 

[AR182]

yes the were my friend..

those days if somebody said something out of line..or tried to be a tuff guy..

out of the gathering you would hear.

Peace man...be cool...

don't forget the peace sign was also used...:142smilie

 

[Old School]

We had 1, yes only 1 phone! Had a 20 foot cord:mj07: Had so many fights with my 2 older Sisters over who would get the phone for the night. If you messed up dialing you had to start over on that rotary fukcer:mj07:

I can see how that could be a problem given the great conversationalist you are.:mj07:

 

[MadJack]

went for $15 an oz

1/2 pound for $90 :00hour

(sell 6 oz's and get 2 FREE!) :00hour

and they were "eyeball" ounces 4 fingers, way more than an oz.

 

[dunclock]

over/under is 10 folks among the whole forum who ever had these in the frig/freezer.:00hour


hated..hated..these damn things..

Count me in that list:mj07:

 

[AR182]

1/2 pound for $90 :00hour

(sell 6 oz's and get 2 FREE!) :00hour

and they were "eyeball" ounces 4 fingers, way more than an oz.

i'm impressed jack...you were a businessman then also....it must have been the start of your business empire....:mj07:

 

[Old School]

but we was handsome..

at least according to mom.

 

[MadJack]

over/under is 10 folks among the whole forum who ever had these in the frig/freezer.:00hour


hated..hated..these damn things..

shit, i'm sure i have some packed in boxes in the basement.

you had to run water over them before cranking them open :mj07:

 

[dunclock]

And the green stamps too:mj07:

 

[Old School]

one of Jack's earlier sponsors:mj07:

 

[dunclock]

How is it I don't have a hole in my head from these things?

The hole in the head comment is up for debate:mj07:

 

[Old School]

Jack do you have this in the basement also?

 

[Old School]

Fire escape tubes

 

[yyz]

Here's how you smoke a Camel!




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4fxXiyWqrI&feature=related

 

[MadJack]

Jack do you have this in the basement also?

nah, we always did the real tree and cutting it down thing. never had one of those :mj07:

 

[Old School]

used to get the 140z cans from the package store at the navy base..

 

[Kramer]

Probably no one here can relate to this, but in
'72 used to go down to Williams Diner off the
Okie State campus and buy lunch for a $1.25,
consisted of an entree (meat, damn good meat)
all the mashed potatoes and gravy you could eat,
(homemade), vegatables, and ice tea you could
drink. This place eventually went OB and a fellow
in my business class by the name of Stan Clark
bought it and turned it into Eskimo Joes. One of
the greatest successful marketing stories ever. In
the eariler days when it was a hippie bar, people
would bring their dogs to the bar. Shootin pool,
drinkin beer, muff city, and pettin the dogs, going
outside to smoke a joint, :00hour

 

[Old School]

 

[vinnie]

1/2 pound for $90 :00hour

(sell 6 oz's and get 2 FREE!) :00hour

and they were "eyeball" ounces 4 fingers, way more than an oz.

Jack were you the Pusher :scared