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Nostalgia

parents of kids and teens from pre-school age to high school age are resorting to old fashioned landlines instead of letting their children have a smart phone. No apps, no social media, no texting; and, having to remember telephone numbers instead of consulting a "contact list" :badgrin:

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Landlines Are Making a Comeback and They're Helping Families in a Major Way

Concerned that screen time is taking over their teens lives, parents have turned to an extreme solution: installing landlines in their homes. And some parents say their kids communication skills are actually better.
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How about Curb Feelers? Haven't seen Curb Feelers since 1966.


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No one could escape the Clackers television ads. Mom wanted to try this new cereal and bought a box.
As we discovered, Clackers TV campaign would have been forgiven if the cereal tasted good - it tasted like cardboard!

Television stations got a flood of complaints about the ads, meanwhile unsold cereal piled up at stores.
The kids at school loved the commercials, try a few yourself:

 
EddMarkStarr said:
No one could escape the Clackers television ads. Mom wanted to try this new cereal and bought a box.
As we discovered, Clackers TV campaign would have been forgiven if the cereal tasted good - it tasted like cardboard!

Television stations got a flood of complaints about the ads, meanwhile unsold cereal piled up at stores.
The kids at school loved the commercials, try a few yourself:

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So the cereal tasted like Graham Crackers and they show the kid putting sugar on it? Wow... I never ate a Graham Cracker and thought "this needs sugar!"
 
/\ Didn't they, at one time, sell Graham Crackers coated with sugar and cinnamon? Maybe they still do.
 
Kahaih said:
/\ Didn't they, at one time, sell Graham Crackers coated with sugar and cinnamon? Maybe they still do.
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The failure of Clackers spurred General Mills to keep trying. And they nailed it in 1976 with Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Golden Grahams.
Now you have a choice, cinnamon or honey graham, now that the taste and texture is right.

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We have started watching a number of shows from the 60's on streaming when we have our supper in the living room. One is The Munsters...

 
Contemporaneous...and we are watching those too...as well as re-watching the movies and Wednesday....comfort television as a break from all the serious and high brow Brit TV we usually watch.

 
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