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General Category => The Coffee Shop => Topic started by: GrayBeard on October 14, 2011, 12:42:42 pm
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We used to have one like this that worked in our area!
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=211429502257269 (https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=211429502257269)
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I wonder if he got special training?
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We had a fat, white version of him in Eugene, Oregon, when I was a kid. Don't laugh, but I used to walk down to his intersection and watch him. More entertaining than Lawrence Welk!
Bill
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Lawrence who? ::) Come on bill, Your not that old are you? :o
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;D Thanks GB
David
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Yep, I'm that old. Lawrence Welk, Hee Haw, Sing Along With Mitch. :)
Bill
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great find GB, nice to watch.
I hope I could read the signs when I came across someone like that.
it sure makes traffic lights easy ::)
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Yep, I'm that old. Lawrence Welk, Hee Haw, Sing Along With Mitch. :)
Bill
How about this?
As a young boy 8 or 9 taking accordion lessens in Hawthorne, CA
I got to play with L.W. and Myron Floren he could make his accordion talk!
Sheesh just realized that's 60 years ago.
Gabby
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OMG, I remember Myron Floren! :'(
Gabby, that must have been a great experience.
Bill
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I remember when my father brought our first TV home. It was B&W, I think there was two channels maybe three and we where the first on the block to have one. ;)
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I remember when my father brought our first TV home. It was B&W, I think there was two channels maybe three and we where the first on the block to have one. ;)
It took my Dad 20 minutes to get the test pattern just right. We only had one channel in 1953. It only had any thing playing for 2 hours....From 5:00- 7:00 PM and every show was done in a snow storm! ;D
Rog