We always SWORE that we felt like we were being lifted...
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Carrom was like a cheap knockoff of pool - a square wooden board with pockets in the corners, and you got red and green plastic rings to try and sink in the pockets. Then you could play checkers with the rings on the checkerboard in the center.
I WAS being lifted, don't know about you...
Anybody play spin the bottle kissing game. We did not have a ping pong table but I played it at other people's houses.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Spin the bottle - my first kiss . . .
Yes yes yes the good Doctor D! What a way to waste your Saturday Night!
Speaking of Saturday Night...
S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y NIGHT!
Mine, too. Nobody told me about tongue.
Where are The Bay City Rollers when ya need em??
Speaking of Dark Shawdows, how about The Twilight Zone? Pretty weird shows and their was always the Alfred Hitchcock Show.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
I loved those shows.
The house where they filmed Dark Shadows was in Newport - and my mother had gone to camp there. (Burnam by the sea). I always felt a sort of connection to that show because of it....
Remember Leo Sayres...You Make Me Feel Like Dancing...
The Pina Colada song...
Does anyone remember the song "Life Is A Rock" by Reunion, where they listed a whole bunch of singers names, and he sang each verse faster and faster?
Featured Actor Joined: 12/31/69
My brain has cracked in half - too many visuals flooding in at once - it's been fun to look back along the path - it was a pretty good one after all.
Undiscovered - he did look like Richard Simmons! Good call.
Toronto - I don't remember that at all...I guess my brain hit the end...
Yeah, D - it has been a good path, hasn't it?!
School House Rock I remember...
Undiscovered, I'm impressed.
Thanks Undiscovered that's it!! I used to try and keep up with speed of that song.
Google - something we didn't have growing up...but our kids will reminisce about when they post to a 'remember when' thread...lol!
How did WE ever manage to grow up without it??!!
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Ah - now THERE'S a memory!
The card catalogue - who the heck typed up all those thousands of index cards???
And how did they EVER keep track of their book inventory with those little pockets in the book and check-out cards with the return date rubber-stamped on it?...
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Oh god, that actually made me cry - I can still smell those catalogues. Life was slower, simpler and easier. haven't we progressed?
And meeting friends at the library - and then flirting in the stacks...was a rite of passage.
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