TBT 70s edition

Ohlord Published 08/27/2015

Here's to gettin groovy in the 70s! Happy TBT folks!

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My dad had allllll sorts of amateur radio stuff. Radio shack was THE place of the 70s
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and these sat on the tables of cheap restaurants and bars (which kids were allowed into)
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Yup, this was in my crib
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The shoes of my babyhood. Sigh. ::Belts out Barbara Streisand's "MEMORIES"::
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She's got LEEGGGS and she knows how to use them (I used to just like the eggs they came in- hey I was two, they were fun!)
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Because as a toddler, that 5 inch drop was still considered a "slide"
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The stuff nightmares are made of
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(The poor older sibling really got STUCK in there)
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This was a staple of the 70s... if anyone broke in, you could rip this sucker off the wall and bludgeon the fool
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I think this was like Hungry Hippos
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You always kept your eyes out for anyone who looked like superman, just in case they needed to get in there
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Oh yeah, ridin' it old school
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My parents just got rid of their old rackets. I used to think the holders were part of the racket
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1.
2.
My dad had allllll sorts of amateur radio stuff. Radio shack was THE place of the 70s
3.
and these sat on the tables of cheap restaurants and bars (which kids were allowed into)
4.
Yup, this was in my crib
5.
The shoes of my babyhood. Sigh. ::Belts out Barbara Streisand's "MEMORIES"::
6.
She's got LEEGGGS and she knows how to use them (I used to just like the eggs they came in- hey I was two, they were fun!)
7.
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10.
Because as a toddler, that 5 inch drop was still considered a "slide"
11.
The stuff nightmares are made of
12.
13.
(The poor older sibling really got STUCK in there)
14.
15.
This was a staple of the 70s... if anyone broke in, you could rip this sucker off the wall and bludgeon the fool
16.
I think this was like Hungry Hippos
17.
You always kept your eyes out for anyone who looked like superman, just in case they needed to get in there
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19.
Oh yeah, ridin' it old school
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My parents just got rid of their old rackets. I used to think the holders were part of the racket
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