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is there such a thing as kool-aid overdose
only in jones town |
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Not only did we not have cable - there were no remote controls either! I can still hear it "go change the channel". Grrr... And is there such a thing as kool-aid overdose? Geez... ....yah, I remember having to change the channel and then gettin' smacked in the head because it took me so long! And remember those roters that clicked while the antenna turned lol! |
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When we first got cable in 1967, we had channells 2 thru 13 and thought we were hott shots. actually got to see tv from Pittsburgh, Stubbenville, Youngstown,and 5 more Cleveland stations. no remote though. My dad would fall asleep, we would change the channel, he would wake up and say to us...Hey I was watching that...He always fell asleep when the Cleveland Indians were getting their azzzzzzzzes beat.
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The more I see your posts reality the more I like you...... Ok for the ladies..... Who remembers the Mrs. Beasley Doll For everyone: Who remembers etch a sketch Who remembers riding their bikes backwards. Who remembers going to the park and riding swings all day long. And my personal favorite skinny dipping. THe bands: Journey Cheap Trick Hall & Oats I had a Mrs. Beasley Doll 
Who remembers etch a sketch - My son got one for Christmas
used to be really good are riding my bike backwards
The Park all day was a treat for us when I was younger good lawd, I remember all this and soooooooo much more!!! Love to flashback to my childhood... I was much happier then 
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