When I'm 100

I agree with Emma...with the exception of the age...think it should be much younger!

Do You Know This Couple?

Here’s a goodie from our Meredith’s Jack over at New Twist, After All These Years…evidently he was still laughing when she sent it to me.

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Neither do I!

BUT…If you know who they are, tell them that they left their camera on the plane.
 
Oops!!!!

Oldies

For you kids – these were the good old days – well they were the old days… 

 

A

Supermarket In

1964

Note all of the men and women working the registers.

 

Phone from Car

(1959)

Hot dog stand

1947

 

Breaking all the rules

1950's

 

Popular hair styles

from the 50's

 

The Jackie Look

1961 

 

Applicants to Paramount

Motion Picture School , 1940

 

For city kids the street was your

playground

 

1948 Los Angeles

street car chaos

 

Irish Schoolboys get their

Dose of Castor Oil

 

Traveling First Class

1948

 

Prom Night

1957

 

Nice sales pitch

1953

 

Crowd at a high school football game,

1944

Notice that there are NO young men in crowd.

WWII was going on…

 

Buying a car in

1950

 

The

Classic Lunch Counter

1960's

 

A new suburban

housing development opens,

Bellflower, California

1953

 

NYC street near

Central Park

1900

 

Mobile School

Classroom on a rail car

Ontario, Canada

1932

 

Picking up the U.S. Mail

early 1900’s ???

 

Doing Homework

1946

 

Daytona Beach in the

1950’s

No Justice!

There was a man who really took care of his body. He lifted weights and jogged 6 miles a day. One day, he took a look in the mirror and noticed that he was tanned all over except his 'thing.' So, he decided to do something about it.

He went to the beach, completely undressed himself and buried in the sand, except for his 'thing,' which he left sticking out.


Two old ladies were strolling along the beach, one using a cane.  Upon seeing the 'thing' sticking up out of the sand, she began to move it around with her cane, remarking to the other lady, "There's no justice in the world."


The other lady asked what she meant.


"Well," said the old lady...

"When I was 20, I was curious about it.

When I was 30, I enjoyed it.

When I was 40, I asked for it.

When I was 50, I paid for it.

When I was 60, I prayed for it.

When I was 70, I forgot about it.


Now I'm 80, the damn things are growing wild on the beach and I'm too old to squat!"