Wally (Forum Supporter) said:
Hey, he needed to cut back on the porridge.
Robbie (Forum Supporter) said:Most generations run for 20 years but the world shut gen x down after only 14 because they were So. Berking. Boring.
Sorry, they cut us off early because of the excess of awesomeness was endangering the balance of the space time continuum. They rolled out the millennials early to restore order to the universe.
Y'all fellars need to be follerin Little Bubby Child on Facebook. I call it WV/KY/OH humor.
In reply to Scotty Con Queso :
That invasive species is in Illinois and Wisconsin too.
MDF
If the ironing one didn't ruffle feathers...
I used to think Ford would make a killing if they would just start building something like 500 1932 Fords per year. 150 roadsters, 150 five window coupes, and 200 two door sedans.... They wouldn't even have to put drive trains in them...we will do that.
Wally (Forum Supporter) said:
I remember USA Network had a commercial aimed specifically at latchkey kids for their afternoon cartoons in the mid '80s.
Purple Frog (Forum Supporter) said:I used to think Ford would make a killing if they would just start building something like 500 1932 Fords per year. 150 roadsters, 150 five window coupes, and 200 two door sedans.... They wouldn't even have to put drive trains in them...we will do that.
Street Rodder magazine is/was full of ads for companies that do just that.
GCrites80s said:Wally (Forum Supporter) said:
I remember USA Network had a commercial aimed specifically at latchkey kids for their afternoon cartoons in the mid '80s.
I remember that commercial!
One time my folks went out at night and left my younger brother and I at home. It was winter, and there was a fire in the fireplace. I think I was around 12. I decide to stoke up the fire and got a bit carried away with the wood. Next thing I know I cant shut the door, and it gets so hot the glass on the doors shatters. I called the neighbor, who luckily was home, and he came over with a fire extinguisher (which we didn't have) and put it out.
My parents sure were surprised when they got home that night. On the plus side, this was before cell phones so they still had a nice enjoyable dinner.
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