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...10 cent for one bottle; & doughnuts 25-35 cents a dozen, when my brother and i sold them door-to-door, in the 1960's. (the 7-11 stores , were still in New Mexico.)
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Door to door doughnuts?!
Name your price and I will gladly pay it. |
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AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH yes, the good old days. I remember. When gallon of gas was only only 25 cents. Movies, popcorn, and a soda pop one dollar.
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AWWWW the good old days.....
When launched Coca-Cola's two key ingredients were cocaine (benzoylmethyl ecgonine) and caffeine. |
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AWWWW the good old days.....
When launched Coca-Cola's two key ingredients were cocaine (benzoylmethyl ecgonine) and caffeine. Redbull is working on cocaine again. 
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Comic books were a quarter.
Polyesther and cordurouy ruled....eeeewwwwww Paint had lead in it but lasted forever without peeling. Lincoln logs were made out of real wood. Telephone party lines had nothing to do with parties. |
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ah yes .....like yesterday.....
walking to school....barefoot...uphill... both ways.....in the snow...... oh the memories..... |
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94' gas was 92 cents
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......80 bucks a gram.....
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All those things happened before I was born. lol
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for a gram of what
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i remembre when Tonka Trucks were made out of metal
I think i still have a few. My mother uses them in her garden every year. |
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