Strawberryslip
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Wiwak the remote to my beta video player was attached with a cord that was always just a little bit to short, so we would walk to the machine to press okay on the Goonies b
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WIWAK, one of my favorite toys was called a Footsie.
(also called a "Jingle Jump" or "Lemon Twist" in some places)
http://i.imgur.com/ItMETiZ.jpg?1
When I was a kid we made forts with extra wood from construction sites and play king of the hill on the mounts of dirt and sand. Now a days kids don't to this, they stay inside and play with the digital games, no wonder so many kids are over weight today....we had to walk three miles uphill through four-foot high snow drifts to get to school. We didn't GET snow days...
Although I don't feel like I'm THAT old, I have lived through some major technological advances in my lifetime. I used to joke with my grandfather, who was born in 1896, that he watched the world go from horse-trodden dirt roads to a man on the moon during his lifetime. (Yet they still haven't invented a newspaper ink that won't come off all over your hands!) I have been thinking about how things were different when I was kid, compared to what my kid's lives are like. I would love to hear how things have changed for my Lit friends, too. Please chime in, and have fun!
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look what else i found in the vault: aerosmith circa 1973.
http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/400x/9d/4d/eb/9d4debb06fac412660d2c99e38c4e49f.jpg

WIWAK gas was .88 a gallon, Tonka trucks were metal, we bought our first microwave (still have it) and it was safe to walk down the street.
When I started driving, gas was 74 cents a gallon, and you could get a hamburger and fries at McDonald's for $1.06, including tax.