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If You Lived Through These 16 Things From the ’60s – You’re Officially Old http://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/lifestyle-buzz/if-you-lived-through-these-16-things-from-the-60s-you-re-officially-old/ss-AA1F80Cm?ocid=entnewsntp&;pc=DCTS&cvid=655137be88d8427cfb37a443bb10e0cc&ei=36#image=1 * Party line telephones - I remember when some of my relatives who were farmers had these * Drive-in movie theaters - well, heck yeah ... I used to love going to the drive-in movies * Milk delivery to your doorstep - yep, my mother had dairy products regularly delivered to the house all the time * Penny candy at the corner store - you betcha * Television test patterns - of course * Jello-mold desserts at every gathering - always * Ice cream trucks with real bells - used to come through the neighborhood every once in a while * Wringer washing machines - my aunt had one when I was really young * Metal ice cube trays - of course * Drive-up bank windows - I still use these all the time * Reel-to-reel tape players - excellent for playing long sets of music * School desks with ink wells - saw some in elementary school, but didn't use any on a regular basis * Record hops at the local gym - dances in the school gym were common * Cigarette machines in public place - all over the place, yes * TV dials with only a few channels - naturally ... and going to the store to test and buy replacement tubes * Soda pop in glass bottles with a deposit - of course
 The essential American soul is hard, isolate, stoic, and a killer. It has never yet melted. ~ D.H. Lawrence |
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