All of us, who remember.....

[Shammu]

what a friendly looking instigator.
Will one of you go pet it? 

We'll let you pet the gator...................

[Shammu]

I don't know but I do know the gator will like him.   

 
 
 
 
 

[Shammu]

     ROFL!

Me thinks that Dreamweaver has been loose with his graphics program again.

Who me............................................................

[airIam2worship]

I think DW is very artistic. Dw did you ever think of becoming a dentist Brother?   

[Soldier4Christ]

I think DW is very artistic. Dw did you ever think of becoming a dentist Brother?   

Did you say autistic?   

[airIam2worship]

Did you say autistic?   

 

 

[Soldier4Christ]

 

[airIam2worship]

We'll let you pet the gator...................

Just because you'll let me don't mean I will 

[Soldier4Christ]

I have a big problem with this thread:

All of us, who remember.....

 

[airIam2worship]

UH OH !!!! PR are you trying to tell us your too old to remember? 

[Soldier4Christ]

You know it gets bad when you can't remember what you are trying to remember that you are supposed to remember.   

[airIam2worship]

that's called old-timers YUP. 

[Rev. Belch]

I was born in 1963 before computers, gameboys, video games, and many of the other things our kids play with yet me and my friends managed to have a fun childhood imagine that. Remember "Etch A Sketch", "Slinky", "Hula Hoops", and Duncan YoYos, Old Maid, and Lego's. Remember when it was just "Barbie and Ken" and a few clothes before all the dreamhouses and accessories came out. Remember when you gathered with your buddies for a Wiffle ball game on Sat afternoon. Or had fun acting out a book that you had just read. My friends and I had great fun pretending to be pirates after we read Treasure Island.  Oh and who could forget Double Dutch plain simple jump rope fun and trying to see what kind of stunts you could do while jumping. My list could go on and on my point is we didn't have the technology but we still had loads of fun. Maybe we had to stretch our imaginations with some of the toys but it kept us busy and we were never bored.

[airIam2worship]

You're a youngster then, Rev. I was born right after the 2nd WW ended. In fact I still remember the air raid sirens, when we were kids and we had drill we all had to go to the basement of our school and crouch, covering our heads and chest. I remember, thinking "I want my mommy".

As for Barbie, I remember when there was no Ken 

[Soldier4Christ]

I remember when there was no Barbie and you should too sister Maria  ......  and no "Etch A Sketch", "Slinky",  or "Hula Hoops". My toys were a stick with an old wheel, baseball with a thick branch for a bat. The first real baseball bat I got to hold was at school.