Remember These???

[eclark1894]

Remember these???
We started off with the cassette tape answering machines, but by the 90s ended up with all electronic.

 

[Miss B]

I don't think I've ever seen that phone. It's certainly unusual enough for me to remember if I had.

 

[Miss B]

Remember these???
We started off with the cassette tape answering machines, but by the 90s ended up with all electronic.

I don't recall ever having the tape cassette answering machine, but it looks familiar, so I'm wondering if someone I know had one back then.

 

[Janet]

Remember seeing the first phone store with neat phones? Before that they came in about three different styles and five colors.

 

[eclark1894]

Remember these?? When I was about 8,9, or ten, marbles were my life. I always had at least one in my pockets somewhere. I especially liked the glass marbles.

 

[eclark1894]

Thing is, we never played for keeps.

 

[Stezza]

dibs and steelies

I won a large jar full in 5th grade at end of year school in my class that the teacher collected all year!

we always played for keeps

 

[Janet]

Remember these?? When I was about 8,9, or ten, marbles were my life. I always had at least one in my pockets somewhere. I especially liked the glass marbles.
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They all had name according to how they looked.

 

[eclark1894]

They all had name according to how they looked.

Except for a cat's eye, I couldn't tell you which was which.

 

[eclark1894]

Remember her???? Honestly, I didn't either, but she had one of the best songs I've ever heard. Ladies and Gentlemen, Miss Freda Payne.
Now, Guess the song.

Hint:

 

[eclark1894]

hint:

 

[Miss B]

Remember her???? Honestly, I didn't either, but she had one of the best songs I've ever heard. Ladies and Gentlemen, Miss Freda Payne.
Now, Guess the song.

That's Freda Payne, and I remember her song Band of Gold.

She was also an actress on the Nutty Professor II, though I don't remember her as an actress.

 

[Terre]

Remember these???
We started off with the cassette tape answering machines, but by the 90s ended up with all electronic.
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Yup. We had one.

 

[eclark1894]

Leggo my Eggo!

 

[robert952]

Leggo my Eggo!

Did they ever create a LEGO Leggo?

 

[eclark1894]

Did they ever create a LEGO Leggo?

Ironically enough... Lego Wall Commercial

 

[eclark1894]

Remember them??? No, that's not Sarah, from the Andy Griffith Show.

 

[Miss B]

Yes, I remember those. I started at my job in 1964, and back then, that's the type of equipment our Telephone Room had, though much smaller, as back then the firm hadn't started growing in size yet.

 

[eclark1894]

Yes, I remember those. I started at my job in 1964, and back then, that's the type of equipment our Telephone Room had, though much smaller, as back then the firm hadn't started growing in size yet.

I was six years old in 1964. I remember the first time I heard an operator tell me that my mother had hung up the phone on me, I cried. I thought that meant somebody had crucified her.

 

[eclark1894]

Great mysteries of life... How do they keep them from falling down?