The Official "Showing Your Age" Thread

[August West]

 

[emwolf]

These. Like eating a pencil eraser

OMG! I used to eat these, then drink Tang! I had the moon buggy that came free shrink wrapped to the outside of the Tang jar.

 

[August West]

OMG! I used to eat these, then drink Tang! I had the moon buggy that came free shrink wrapped to the outside of the Tang jar.

 

[YKMV]

Ours was the Biscayne.. Silver 2 door, 3 on the tree, 6 cylinder... My dad got really annoyed with me about the third or fourth time he had to pay to have the u-joints replaced..I really could speed shift that beastie...(this is not me)

 

[YKMV]

And my favorite TV shows

and

 

[August West]

 

[Guestabc]

These were delicious

 

[August West]

 

[August West]

 

[ackvil]

 

[August West]

 

[Guestabc]

High Tech

 

[Neil-O]

Not my lunchbox, but loved Friday night TV in the early seventies; The Brady Bunch, Nanny and the Professor, The Partridge Family, then it was bedtime. Lunch boxes were great except when someone left one in the classroom over Christmas or Easter Vacation!

 

[August West]

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Not my lunchbox, but loved Friday night TV in the early seventies; The Brady Bunch, Nanny and the Professor, The Partridge Family, then it was bedtime. Lunch boxes were great except when someone left one in the classroom over Christmas or Easter Vacation!

Danny Bonaduce approved.

 

[Guestabc]

 

[Guestabc]

more great toys that I had

 

[August West]

Avocado.

 

[bberg100]

Where did you get my G'ma kitchen picture?

 

[Laird]

My first rock concert. Led Zeppelin, Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver B.C., Canada. Physical Graffiti tour. My ticket was $8.00 You can't even buy a program or piece of swag for that now, let alone an actual ticket to a show of any kind. Even just some dude in a funny outfit pushing "play" on a laptop.

 

[August West]

My first rock concert. Led Zeppelin, Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver B.C., Canada. Physical Graffiti tour. My ticket was $8.00 You can't even buy a program or piece of swag for that now, let alone an actual ticket to a show of any kind. Even just some dude in a funny outfit pushing "play" on a laptop.

I remember well those ticket prices.