Who Remembers ___________________

[Rich Riddle]

Captain Midnight?

[John A langley]

How about only the shadow knows

[Mel Fulks]

James, thanks for a kind delivery of bad news. Have not even seen an almond Snickers, only Internet info. Snickers is the snack I never tire of, but the Mars bar was a great special occasion dose of sweetness.

[Jim Koepke]

Life before McDonalds, KFC and other high fat American fast foods entered Australia. Cholesterol killers.

I like the line from "Remo Williams." "Do you know why they call it fast food? Because it speeds you on the way to your grave."

jtk

[Rich Riddle]

Who remembers when people at at home instead of all the restaurants? There were nowhere near as many restaurants during my childhood.

[Mike Henderson]

Who remembers when people at at home instead of all the restaurants? There were nowhere near as many restaurants during my childhood.

In the area where I grew up, nobody had the money to go to restaurants

Mike

[kevin nee]

How about Uneeda Biscuits with peanut butter. Clear birch root beer.

[Van Huskey]

I member, I member...

You guys have been eating the memberberries. Wonder if anyone will get that reference.

[Bill Jobe]

Lemon Thins were great - Orange Thins even greater!

He also once put instant coffee in a microwave and almost went back in time.

[Bill Jobe]

Like cola is one I bring up a lot. I actually preferred it over Coca Cola, Pepsi, or RC.

Danish Go Rounds. My grandmother used to buy them when my sister and I visited. SOOOO much better than Pop Tarts. It took me years to figure out what they were called because we just called them all "pop tarts," kinda like "Hand me a kleenex."

Wasn't Like one of the first diet cola's and I think it was made by Pepsi.

[Bill Jobe]

James, thanks for a kind delivery of bad news. Have not even seen an almond Snickers, only Internet info. Snickers is the snack I never tire of, but the Mars bar was a great special occasion dose of sweetness.

Mars was also a dime while every other candy bar was a nickle.
Remember Chalston Chews?
And my grandpa had a Buick that never shifted. Just gradually increased gear ratio. Most guys but me were well aware of them. I've never been mechanical.

[Bill Jobe]

When I was a kid all trash, including pop bottles, went out the windoe. Us kids used to get spending money scouring the ditches. $.02 each except for Sundrop which was like striking gold... $.04 each.

[Bill Jobe]

Red Dot potato chips.

[John A langley]

Bill Charlston chews still available around here

[Jim Finn]

"Dad's" Root beer,
I took my driving test in a '56 dodge. Big fins and push button transmission.
Radio shows: Lone Ranger, Red Rider, "The fat man" and cars with an option to crank start.
Boy I guess I am OLD!

What I do miss is "Pepsi Free" it was a diet Pepsi with lemon, came in a blue can.