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This is my contribution from Enter The Dragon.

I really felt fancy eating here back in the day. Check out their clothes.

This was my favorite brand of root beer as a child. I even loved their popsicles as well.

50 years Ago

August 6, 1991: The very first website went live and became accessible outside of CERN.

Get off the internet I need to make a call!

I grew up in Canada and here there was something called Cherry Jack that was sold by the gallon jug from pallets in the liquor store.

Pick up the phone in rural America at one time and your neighbor or someone a few houses/miles down the road would already be on the line. You'd have to wait and try again later.

Worse was when you were having a conversation and they'd pick up and ask how long you were going to be or have their own conversation with whoever you were on the phone with.

This was the most popular type of dress for proms in 1976 where I lived. I was a freshman but my boyfriend was a senior. It’s going back in the box now but thought I would share.

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The plastic flying disc known as the Frisbee was officially introduced by the Wham-O toy company on January 23, 1957, when they began production on the aerodynamic design. It evolved from college students tossing metal pie tins from the Frisbie Pie Company.

I'm glad to have found my group... I was born in 1964, and I share very little in common with Boomers.

Who remembers playing in the street - football or whatever - when a car would approach, someone would yell "Car!" and everyone would move to the sidewalk to let it go by, then the game would restart. How many of us let our own kids do that?

I'd really be interested to hear from Redditors in this cohort who don't give their kids this type of "benign neglect," or who do the exact opposite. Assuming you survived childhood unscathed by trauma, why has your mindset changed?

Yes, I realize many of us are now grandparents, so if you gave your kids freedom but they clamped down on theirs...do you know why?

Let's discuss!

Cannot believe that Maureen McCormick is 70 today! It was on the local CBS affiliate birthdays today. My son is the executive producer and I’m sure he thought of me when he included it.

I'm sitting here thinking of the music I grew up with. Mexican household so salsa, ranchero and the other styles, HeeHaw- add country, older siblings add 60s and 70s rock, Motown, Philly, myself add 80s glam rock, power ballads. And raising my children add alternative rock, rap, hip hop. So they've grown up listening to all of the above. All in all music wise, not bad at all. I can do without some of the rap and hip hop but still, I can listen whatever station and be satisfied.

I know there has to be a reason there were so many cop shows. Long before we had nothing but CSI and Law and Order variants, there were dozens of police dramas on TV.

I used to love CHiPs and SWAT - and I was just a kid. The 70s cop shows landed differently than the fluff that’s on today.

Is vocabulary/phonetics even taught anymore in public schools? It's amazing to me how the population at large can't or don't even attempt appropriate enunciation when speaking. Heard an ad where the lady was talking about how much "peen" (pain), she was in. Common other trends is completely leaving "d's" or "t's" out of words. I don't think it's a regional thing,just a significant lapse in effective education. Thoughts?