The Good Old Times

Lannie

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• Thursday at 8:08 AM

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Jimi said:

Who remembers these

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That's a joke, right?

Of course, everyone should know that's Turkish nipple armor. (That's from 3rd Rock from the Sun, in case you didn't get the reference.)

But seriously, do people NOT know what thimbles are anymore? I'm just shaking my head...

 

2WhiteWolves

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• Thursday at 12:33 PM

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Now a days....every child needs one these...so they Learn How To Drive !

My first experience of driving terrified me ! The step dad forced me to drive, while sitting on his lap, steering a big ass plumbing truck. It wasn't fun.... it was HORRIFIC. He was an idiot!!! I hope he was just as scared as I was !!!
Least it was an experience I'll never forget.

 

Jimi

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• Thursday at 8:12 PM

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Hasta be Sean for me

 

Jimi

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HMMMM 74

 

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gopher_byrd

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• Friday at 8:05 PM

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Jimi said:

HMMMM 74

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I didn't know that either so 70 for me...

 

Jimi

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• Friday at 8:09 PM

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Lannie

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• Saturday at 7:46 AM

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I went to a Catholic school until I went into the 7th grade, so I sang hymns six days a week. That's a lot of hymns over six years.

And to be honest, I've never actually held a Gatorade bottle in my hand, so I never wondered where the cap was, LOL!

 

Jimi

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2WhiteWolves

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• Saturday at 1:22 PM

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I remember eating fondue at dads and step mothers home. But, don't remember if this is the fork type thingie or whatever it is called, if it had two or three prongs? Does it have to do with Fondue?

 

2WhiteWolves

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• Saturday at 1:25 PM

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Did these taste like SweeTarts?

 

Jimi

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• Saturday at 1:34 PM

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2WhiteWolves said:

I remember eating fondue at dads and step mothers home. But, don't remember if this is the fork type thingie or whatever it is called, if it had two or three prongs? Does it have to do with Fondue?

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Not really it's a relish dish fork but I imagine you could use it for anything
This is old, haven't seen one in use since my young childhood

 

Jimi

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I really miss these

 

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