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stitchinwitch 10-01-2011 04:48 AM

%$#@!

cindit 10-01-2011 04:58 AM

Wow - way to get my energy level up first thing in the morning. Those annoyed me so much that now I'm going to get up and start cleaning while my husband is still in bed. Wait a minute. . That doesn't seem right!

TanyaL 10-01-2011 05:18 AM

If we could merge what was right with the 50's with what is right with the 2000's and discard all that is wrong, life would not be carbon copy of the 50's or a carbon copy of life now either.

damaquilts 10-01-2011 05:21 AM

Can you imagine what would happen if Chase and Sanborn ran that ad today? Wow!! They are kind of funny in hindsight but having grown up with some of them and with my grandparents they are not surprising.

Lori S 10-01-2011 05:23 AM

Wow , amazing how much things have changed . Thanks for posting .. I got a good laugh.

damaquilts 10-01-2011 05:23 AM


Originally Posted by hobo2000
My DGD gives my great grand a teaspoon of coke syrup for colic. Works like a charm. Beats the heck out of chemicals.

After my surgery Coke was the only thing I could keep down. I had to let it go flat and I don't drink soda much at all any other time maybe once every month if that

SandyMac 10-01-2011 05:24 AM

Thank goodness we stepped up ,burned our bras and changed things.We are woman hear us roar.

damaquilts 10-01-2011 05:24 AM


Originally Posted by ptquilts

Originally Posted by morelcabin

Originally Posted by TanyaL
Families went to church together. Kids were safe 24/7 anywhere in town. You could be a middle income family on one income. Everyone was polite; kids had manners. You knew that when you grew up you could be anything that you wanted to be if you wanted to work hard enough and study hard enough. All our products were made in America and they lasted for years and years and years. There was pride in your family, your town, your state and your country and it was talked about openly. You could brag about them without anyone getting hurt feelings because they bragged about theirs. Americans were proud of being Americans.

Amen!

And yet, black GI's came back from WW2 and still had to sit in the back of the bus and could not vote, in some states. And Japanese-American citizens came back from internment camps, where they had been sent with no due process, to find their homes, farms, and businesses belonged to someone else now.

I for one am glad those days are in the past.

you and me both. I do wish we could keep what was good and get rid of the rest. Manners is one thing I miss.

Stitchit123 10-01-2011 05:44 AM


Originally Posted by Peckish
It will be interesting to see which of today's ads seem ridiculous in 20 years!

Horrible -but I remember a commercial for coke in baby bottles in the early 70s-I don't buy any Coke products.Heck we don't have to wait 20 yrs I think most are now-I never know what their selling Altho have you seen the one for VW that little Darth Vader cracks me up.and I LMAO at the E-Trade baby boy

Greenheron 10-01-2011 05:48 AM

Uh, huh, too funny. But the soda ad??? That's a send-up---a fake! :lol: :lol:


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