Remember These???

[unreal]

Same thing with a slide rule. It might as well be written in Chinese. For all I know it may be.
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Something about logarithms? Each year in school, one would come in the "kit". We promptly ignored it, doing things by hand or calculator.

 

[unreal]

Saw this picture, made me think of a funny story from when I was a teenager.
I used to work in a restaurant as a dishwasher/busboy. One of my jobs was to change the beer kegs at night or during the dinner rush. Had a new guy I was training that night, and the beer was getting low, so we set him up. One of the cooks went to the back and got an empty keg and put it in the cooler with the full kegs. We knew one it was. So the beer keg on tap finally went dry and we hand to change it out. One of the cooks grabbed the new guy and told him to follow him to the beer cooler. The cook opened the cooler and grabbed the empty keg and hefted it over his shoulder and walked out of the cooler. He told the new guy to grab another keg and follow. The new guy went into the cooler and we all near bust a gut laughing when he nearly killed himself trying to lift it to his shoulders. We finally took pity on him and let him in on the joke.
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nice

 

[unreal]

Remember them??? People talk about the soundtrack of your life. Well, Herb Alpert may not have written it, but during the early 70s, he was definitely on the cover.
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Did they do "A taste of Honey"?

 

[eclark1894]

Uncle martin (My Favorite Martian). There was also a later cartoon. The last thing I'm remember that actor in was as "Mr Hand" in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High". He was the foil to Spicolli. "Mr Hand, I've been thinking... Since this is your time, and it's my time, isn't it *our* time?"

"So what this Jefferson dude was saying is: these British are bogus. And if we don't get some cool rules, pronto, we'll be bogus as well."

And that's taking up space in my brain.

He also played the groundskeeper at Starfleet Academy, Boothby, on Star Trek The Next Generation and Voyager.

 

[eclark1894]

Something about logarithms? Each year in school, one would come in the "kit". We promptly ignored it, doing things by hand or calculator.

I remember when using a calculator during a test was considered cheating. Eventually, the school just gave in and let us use them.

 

[eclark1894]

Remember this??? I LOVED Paul Lynde in the center square. Three guests that are still around from that show, Karen Valentine, Rich Little and Charo.

Cuchi Cuchi!

 

[DanaTA]

Uncle martin (My Favorite Martian). There was also a later cartoon. The last thing I'm remember that actor in was as "Mr Hand" in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High". He was the foil to Spicolli. "Mr Hand, I've been thinking... Since this is your time, and it's my time, isn't it *our* time?"

"So what this Jefferson dude was saying is: these British are bogus. And if we don't get some cool rules, pronto, we'll be bogus as well."

And that's taking up space in my brain.

Ray Walston...also had a recurring, occasional, role on Star Trek: The Next Generation as the grounds caretaker at the Starfleet Academy.

Dana

 

[KageRyu]

He was also the town judge in Picket Fences I believe, also in several Simon & Simon episodes, the newspaper vendor in Johnny Dangerously (only the greatest gangster movie ever made), and likely much more.

 

[eclark1894]

Remember these guys??? Hint: TV detectives.

 

[Miss B]

Remember these guys??? Hint: TV detectives.

Yes, I remember them all, as I watched all those TV shows. I think that's what got me interested in reading murder mystery books.

 

[eclark1894]

Since I did Hollywood Squares up above, I decided to do stars that are still with us who were also on Rowan and Martin's Laugh-in.

 

[eclark1894]

I didn't realize so many Laugh-In people were still around, and I still didn't get them all! I couldn't find pictures for about six or eight people.

 

[eclark1894]

Remember these??? I do. I've said that we were poor, so when my brother and I had to go get hair cuts which seemed to be about every other saturday, we had to walk across the railroad tracks and over to Harris Barber College. They would cut your hair for a lot less, but it was training for them to become barbers. The barber College is still there, across the street from Shaw University and still cranking out barbers. I saw this picture and it brought back fond memories.

 

[eclark1894]

So I was thinking about Bob Saget today, and tv dads. Saget was basically my age so no dad there. But I did remember two tv dads when I was growing up. One was Steve Douglas of My Three Sons. The other, everybody tends to overlook or no remember.
Remember them??? The show was the Courtship of Eddie's Father. I think I kind of related to it because, Eddie lost his mother and I had lost my father.

 

[eclark1894]

Cause Pepperidge Farms remembers.

These cookies are GREAT!

 

[Miss B]

OMG! Were you looking over my shoulder when I was at the supermarket today?!?!?!?!?

I bought two packages, one Milk Chocolate, and one Dark Chocolate!!

 

[eclark1894]

Remember these cars????

 

[eclark1894]

Remember him? You probably don't but you might remember the Movie. The Blob, starring Steve McQueen and Aneta Corsault, and this little guy at the the time. Keith Almoney , played the little boy, Danny.

 

[eclark1894]

Remember this?? You put your left foot in, then left foot out. You put your left foot in, then you shake it all about. We actually used to do that on skates in the 70s.

 

[eclark1894]

Remember him??? That's Geoffrey Holder the 7-Up guy!