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๐ค 1923-1973 Do You Remember...
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๐ค 1923-1973 Do You Remember...
๐Tell us about YOUR "good old days"......
BORN: Age 50 - 1973, Age 60 - 1963, Age 70 - 1953, Age 80 - 1943, Age 90 - 1933, Age 100 - 1923.
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Very cool @MsStretch Iโve always wanted to see people dress up the strip malls, but like you say, it was like magic appearing the next day!
Then maybe you would remember decades ago the Hecht Company or Woodward and Lothrop (โWoodies as everyone called it) in downtown DC, with the big plate windows on the buildings all dressed up with the holiday scenes inside of them. Many with mechanical moving decorations.
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I have my motherโs old one still, and tend to prefer it over the newer ones I was given over the years. That, and a potato masher that were hers are some of my most used items from her . I decided not to take the old Pressure cooker that was her motherโs though!
Edit to add โ As a kid we used to put this on our head and pretend we were space creatures!
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I didn't want to post this response because it's personally abhorrent to me, as my 2 youngest daughters, their step-sis, and a cousin were at 1-Oct Route 91, with step-sis wounded... but for those who have re-visited, it's an AR-15 firing pin.
#VegasStrong
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Thank you for the kind thought...
Here's something I didn't know until 1-Oct happened: it's never a memory; it becomes part of life day after day after day... it changes every interaction, every "normal" activity, every thought...
I hope some will recognize we may never know what others have experienced, so perhaps we can be more cognizant with our thoughts and deeds, more careful of others feelings and experiences, whether we know about them or not.
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@WebWiseWoman , So sorry to hear that. Canโt stand the use of those myself. Wouldโve never guessed it was that.
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Thank you for the kind thought...
Here's something I didn't know until 1-Oct happened: it's never a memory; it becomes part of life day after day after day... it changes every interaction, every "normal" activity, every thought...
I hope some will recognize we may never know what others have experienced, so perhaps we can be more cognizant with our thoughts and deeds, more careful of others feelings and experiences, whether we know about them or not.
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As with everyone, I am confused.
It doesn't look like it has the ability to push or extend as in a probe.
The only thing I could think of was old nail or pin type thingies that could be used to temporarily hold something together while you put together the rest of it, then could easily be pulled out with a claw hammer (we usually used long smaller nails). But, in a way it seemed a bit too fragile.
Hope he gives in and tells us.
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