I remember most of this stuff, and I'm only 54. (Regarding #35, I remember gasoline at 17 cents per gallon, but that was during a price war.) Regards, Clyde Ted Simmons wrote: > > Double Dog Dare > > > > I am sharing it with you today because it ended with > > a "double dog dare" > > to pass it on. To remember what a "double dog dare" > > is, read on. And > > remember that the perfect age is somewhere between > > old enough to know > > better and young enough not to care. How many do > > you remember? > > > > 01. Candy cigarettes > > 02. Wax coke-shaped bottles with colored sugar water > > inside. > > 03. Soda pop machines that dispensed glass bottles. > > 04. Coffee shops with tableside juke boxes > > 05. Blackjack, Clove and Teaberry chewing gum > > 06. Home milk delivery in glass bottles, with > > Cardboard stoppers. > > 07. Party lines. > > 08. Newsreels before the movie. > > 09. P. F. Flyers > > 10. Butch wax > > 11. Telephone numbers with a word prefix ... > > (Drexel-5505) > > 12. Peashooters. > > 13. Howdy Doody > > 14. 45 RPM Records > > 15. Green Stamps > > 16. Hi-fi's > > 17. Metal ice cube trays, with levers > > 18. Mimeograph paper > > 19. Blue flash Bulbs > > 20. Beanie and Cecil > > 21. roller skate keys > > 22. Cork pop guns > > 23. Drive ins > > 24. Studebakers > > 25. Wash tub wringers > > 26. The Fuller Brush man > > 27. Reel-to-reel tape recorders > > 28. Tinkertoys > > 29. The Erector Set > > 30. The Fort Apache Playset > > 31. Lincoln Logs > > 32. 15 cent McDonald hamburgers > > 33. 5 cent packs of baseball cards...with that awful > > pink slab bubblegum > > 34. Penny candy > > 35. 35 cent-a-gallon gasoline
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