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See how many of these you remember from the 80's and 90's.
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No matter how old you become it's amazing how we remember way back when. I love these videos from Mel, as it brings a smile as I think back in time to a better world.
I remember the little x-ray machine you would stick your feet into while wearing the shoes you were trying on to see if they fit.
OMGosh, just sent this to my 45 y.o. kid. We are going to have some laughs about this next time we talk -- of this I am certain. Thanks Mel!
Step back a bit further:
* they were called "afghans": “Afghan” first appeared in English usage in the late 1700's as a name for the Pashtuns of eastern and southern Afghanistan. That country is known for its distinctive textiles, colorful carpets and lustrous karakul wool, so it's sort of logical that “afghan” was picked up to refer to knitted or crocheted blankets.
* I remember school maps pulled down over chalkboards; made of slate
* those bamboo paper plate holders prevented many a messy accident
* I was rarely sick. When I had to stay home it was always with a book. (We didn't have a TV until I was 5.) Thanks, Mel.
I remembered a lot of these , but my son would remember them all II think.
That was fun. I didn't remember maybe 3-4 of them. Thanks.
At 75 I actually remembered about 95% of all that was shown here. Amazing how things came and went. I sold Tupperware so I really did remember that pitcher was for Lemonade or cold water or even Iced Tea. We had a kitchen phone with the long cord too haha... . Nice seeing all those MEMORABLE things ... Thanks...
WOW it's funny how some of us still have some of the old thing's that's shown in some of these Video's!!!! It sure dates us doesn't it??
OMG!!! At 7:08! I STILL HAVE THAT SAME TABLE AND CHAIR SET!!! We bought ours in 1995 at Badcock Furniture!! WOW!
I enjoyed the video and all the memories!!! It's rather sad that those days are gone.
Cool video. Still have the CD wallet with CDs in it.
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Memories !!! Thanks Mel
Thank you Mel - the only thing was the Tupperware pitcher always had sweet tea in it at my house. Yeppers either sweet Tea or Koolaid!
I still have some of these things stashed away .
Thanks Mel-
Still have the Tupperware ice tea pitcher!