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    Do you remember "The Good Old Days"?

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    +5  Views: 1079 Answers: 7 Posted: 9 years ago

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    I remember and sometime appreciate the memories. I remember driving miles to find a pay phone, of having to go to the library and calculators were considered cheating in a class……...


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    hector5559

    What are payphone boxes,sounds like somthing from Dr,Who,
    jhharlan

    “What are pay phone boxes” is a very apt statement these days…….

    The sound of an old cash register.


    http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_g5N-PvvF34c/THQCFoK0r7I/AAAAAAADRDw/CbrYPwjaB_o/s1600/Antique_cash_register.png


    Listen to sound here>>http://www.soundsnap.com/antique_cash_register_lever_and_bell_x2


     


    The sound of a coffee peculator.


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    Listen here>>http://www.hark.com/clips/dzghbmrxps-coffee-percolating-1

    hector5559

    Who remembers the old mangle in the garden,that i use to wind around for my mum,on the washing of the day,
    country bumpkin

    Moderator
    I have no idea. :(

    Do you mean the good old days before cell phones or the good old days before TV or the good old days before the internet???

    Clonge

    THE SOUNDS! LOL!
    Tommyh

    I remember the sound of a crackly old public telephone that was a half mile down the street. It used to cost 4 Pence (4 big shiny copper pennies) in the days before we had decimal currency.I remember the sound (In the distance) of the electric trams that we had here in Brisbane as they ground up the hill to the terminus at The Grange. I remember the sound of the cattle as they were herded up into the milking barn at milking time every day.4 A.M. & 4 P.M.

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    I remember the "sounds" of these kinds of


    activities. Pretty rare now. Some poor little


    child could get injured and we mustn't have that!


    This is better and so much safer.....


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    hector5559

    How dangerous you must have lived then Miss Ducky,
    Ducky

    Moderator
    Very.

    Yes, many fond memories.  Note the extended family appears to be saying grace and there are no "modern conveniences" to distract them from sharing some time together. 


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    Ducky

    Moderator
    Notice how they "dressed for dinner" too.
    Bob/PKB

    Yep, no one is in pajamas, swimsuit, robe, wife-beater. It DOES look like a holiday meal, though. ;D
    Ducky

    Moderator
    What on earth is a wife beater? (I know the real kind but I assume it's some kind of clothing.)
    Bob/PKB

    A sleeveless man's "undershirt"....like a "tank top".
    Ducky

    Moderator
    Oh okay. They look so classy at the dinner table. :(
    Bob/PKB

    I always expect a breeze of foul body odor to accompany the guys wearing them. :(
    Ducky

    Moderator
    Exactly....they look as though they would smell. :(
    country bumpkin

    Moderator
    You can't "beat" seeing a man wearing a wife beater shirt with socks and sandals. LOL

    Hahaha I do!

    When girls were girls,  and men were men.



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