Topic: Things that no longer exist that you miss.
eklectek's photo
Sun 06/13/10 03:20 AM
common sense frustrated

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Sun 06/13/10 08:28 AM
the bill of rights addendum to the constitution of the united states

CatsLoveMe's photo
Sun 06/13/10 10:41 AM
The Original Mile-High Stadium, not Invesco.

Adorablexxx's photo
Sun 06/13/10 11:11 AM
I miss having someone to talk to at the end of the day

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Sun 06/13/10 11:13 AM
I miss threads that didn't get locked after 2 or 3 people disagree.

Rondoobie's photo
Sun 06/13/10 12:00 PM

SEX....well maybe it exsists for some people but not for me lately, maybe i should lower my standardsspock
I miss that a whole lot lately, too, but we ladies must NEVER lower our standards. If anything, raise the bar so the next man you hook up with might be a real keeper!

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Sun 06/13/10 12:06 PM

The Original Mile-High Stadium, not Invesco.
YES!!! Saw Elway there 4 times loved it when the stadium swayed with the crowd!!

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Sun 06/13/10 12:10 PM
I miss my Grandma who taught me to see the good in people, my brother who has been gone for almost 10 years now and my Beloved simba who was my best friend for 13 years lost her 3 years ago and I cry for her every day!!

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Sun 06/13/10 12:29 PM
I miss someone telling me every morning: "You snored through the whole night like a giant pig" and I miss telling back: "Why didn't you wake me up then?"

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Sun 06/13/10 12:34 PM
I miss the time when being pro peace or anti violent was patriotic...

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Sun 06/13/10 12:46 PM
What I missed

I thank God

I now have back'!!!!:heart:

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Sun 06/13/10 08:09 PM
People with good manners,I know there are some out there.Working as a cashier,I never knew people could be so rude,even little old ladies..I miss peace and quiet.you could leave your door unlock and let your child play in his front yard,without worry.Now days,you have to be on watch all the time,for anything.

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Sun 06/13/10 11:11 PM
I miss really cool toys in my box of breakfast cereal. Remember running to be the first one at the table so you could open the new box and run your whole arm down into the box to find out which of the four toys was your prize? Good times!

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Sun 06/13/10 11:23 PM
I miss Mallowcups with the card inside that had a money value, like 25 cents or a dollor......You would send in and get a book of things you could send away for in exchange for the cards of the value they set... I saved enough to get a spy kit.laugh laugh laugh I cheep magnifying glass and a pair of tweezers for $12.00 in Mallowcup money.

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Sun 06/13/10 11:41 PM
payday candy bars when you still got money in them
SURGE cola
JOLT cola
Brandon Lee
DimeBag
Cliff Burton

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Mon 06/14/10 08:27 AM

I miss threads that didn't get locked after 2 or 3 people disagree.


Them sound like fightin' words, Isaac.

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Mon 06/14/10 08:31 AM
I miss The Red Green Show




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Mon 06/14/10 08:35 AM
Hahaha. Canadians. Duct tape fixes everything.

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Mon 06/14/10 08:42 AM
I miss video stores! I miss VHS!

Back in the day there were low-key movie stores everywhere and you could rent like six movies for five bucks. They had random deals on movies that they didn't think anybody would just pick up and watch, so you could check out all the really cool low-budget horror flicks you'd never heard of.

Given, they became somewhat impractical as DVD became standard and a lot of the business found it almost impossible to operate for a long time because people would just walk off with movies because... well, because they were a low-key movie store who wasn't about to do a damn thing about it and would probably be closed down in a few months.

But those were the days. I remember walking miles back and forth to the movie store every day because they had cheap VHS's.

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Mon 06/14/10 08:46 AM

I miss video stores! I miss VHS!

Back in the day there were low-key movie stores everywhere and you could rent like six movies for five bucks. They had random deals on movies that they didn't think anybody would just pick up and watch, so you could check out all the really cool low-budget horror flicks you'd never heard of.

Given, they became somewhat impractical as DVD became standard and a lot of the business found it almost impossible to operate for a long time because people would just walk off with movies because... well, because they were a low-key movie store who wasn't about to do a damn thing about it and would probably be closed down in a few months.

But those were the days. I remember walking miles back and forth to the movie store every day because they had cheap VHS's.


The mom and pop video stores had the best horror selections. Hollywood and Blockbuster stocked up on all of the mainstream. I was a member of about 6 different mom and pop's back in the late 80's and early 90's renting all of the horror movies I could find.

There was a great video store that took over a large grocery store. They had a giant 2 row section of horror flicks...then Hollywood bought them out an it turned to crap.