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[Sage]

I thought the sheet covered ghosts were caught trying to fold a fitted sheet

 

[Christopher Anderson]

 

[Christopher Anderson]

 

[jswordy]

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Conversation with my Lakota friend and his wife:

HIM: In Lakota society, the woman always walks two steps behind the man. That's so he can protect her."

WIFE: No, it's so she can kick him in the butt to get him moving!



Over time, I found that this is a common area of disagreement between Lakota men and women.

 

[Rocky]

I have not seen one of these guys for many, many years. The reason I am posting this is I wonder if any of you "car guys" can identify the car in the background on the right. I know the car on the left is a '57 Mercury but I am having trouble with the other. I am thinking Studebaker Hawk, but I am not sure.

 

[Rocky]

 

[winemaker81]

 

[Darrell Hawley]

 

[jswordy]

I have not seen one of these guys for many, many years. The reason I am posting this is I wonder if any of you "car guys" can identify the car in the background on the right. I know the car on the left is a '57 Mercury but I am having trouble with the other. I am thinking Studebaker Hawk, but I am not sure.

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Rocky, the car on the left is indeed a 1957 Mercury Monterey. The other car just isn't clear enough for me, but the '57 Hawks had fins.

 

[Rocky]

How many of you remember...
I remember these on coffee and spam cans.
Checking out a book..
Still have one and use it regularly to cut eggs for egg salad. Cut in one direction then rotate the egg 90 degrees and cut again. Works like a charm.

One of my favorite sandwiches, fried bologna ("Jumbo" for you Pittsburghers) with sliced onion and brown mustard.

 

[Rocky]

I had a '50 Plymouth that had three keys; one for ignition/door, one for trunk and one for glove box.

 

[Rocky]

How many of us drove off with the speaker still attached?

 

[Rocky]

I did not take Home EC, of course, but I wish I had rather than useless electives I took. I do remember our girls bringing their "creations" to our home room and having their boyfriends try them, an exceedingly poor strategy for a girl trying to impress a boy.

 

[wineh]

How many of you remember...
View attachment 117024 I remember these on coffee and spam cans.
View attachment 117025 Checking out a book..
View attachment 117026Still have one and use it regularly to cut eggs for egg salad. Cut in one direction then rotate the egg 90 degrees and cut again. Works like a charm.

View attachment 117027One of my favorite sandwiches, fried bologna ("Jumbo" for you Pittsburghers) with sliced onion and brown mustard.

All of the above, still have the egg slicer, don't eat the fried balogna anymore. My brother still eats the fried "klik" which would be the same as your (original) spam

 

[Rocky]

Yes, nurses in starched whites and doctors wearing scrubs that looked like they had been laundered in the current decade!

 

[winemaker81]

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I had a '50 Plymouth that had three keys; one for ignition/door, one for trunk and one for glove box.

1977 Buick Regal.

Funny thing is I have the same thing for my 1998 Tacoma. To be fair, the ignition switch crapped out last year so I replaced it for $7. Now I have one key for the door and gas cap, and one for the ignition.

Why? because I'm too cheap to replace the door and gas cap locks, that work just fine!

 

[jswordy]

How many of you remember...
View attachment 117024 I remember these on coffee and spam cans.
View attachment 117025 Checking out a book..
View attachment 117026Still have one and use it regularly to cut eggs for egg salad. Cut in one direction then rotate the egg 90 degrees and cut again. Works like a charm.

View attachment 117027One of my favorite sandwiches, fried bologna ("Jumbo" for you Pittsburghers) with sliced onion and brown mustard.

I remember them all... canned ham had those keys, too, and I think imported canned hams still do. Our fried bologna was with ketchup.

 

[sour_grapes]

How many of you remember...
View attachment 117024 I remember these on coffee and spam cans.
View attachment 117025 Checking out a book..
View attachment 117026Still have one and use it regularly to cut eggs for egg salad. Cut in one direction then rotate the egg 90 degrees and cut again. Works like a charm.

View attachment 117027One of my favorite sandwiches, fried bologna ("Jumbo" for you Pittsburghers) with sliced onion and brown mustard.

Picture taken this morning:

 

[ibglowin]

 

[ibglowin]