smokeshadow
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which of the 4 options did you select when you ordered? 
LP, 8-track tape, cassette tape or reel-to-reel
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Attention Signs you're getting old.
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Thad1527
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^I can't choose just ten! This was when country music was good, and I'd want both Janie Fricke and Donna Fargo for sure.
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But wait - there is more! Read it again - you don't have to choose just 10 you can get THIRTEEN records or tapes for just $1.00!
And you only have to buy a few recordings at the regularBut wait - there is more! Read it again - you don't have to choose just 10 you can get THIRTEEN records or tapes for just $1.00!
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At least you used toothpaste. Vannie uses preparation-h
But he has a minty fresh butthole!
4.25inches
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Eastenders has been on screen for 40 years and I remember the hype about it being a new program.
smokeshadow
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pigface
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and asking permission to leave your desk to use the rotary sharpener at the front of the classroom.
curiousbob
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To change channels on TV you had to get out of your seat.. and you only had 3 to choose from.
Assuming you can remember what they were.
Thad1527
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^Except when it wasn't so good. Then you turned it off.
The BBC television output in the fifties would not get many viewers excited today.
Opera, cricket, poetry, church services, and hour after hour of the test card, but at least there were never any adverts.
Opera, cricket, poetry, church services, and hour after hour of the test card, but at least there were never any adverts.
Being fair, there was probably being plenty of bad TV from day 1. I don't remember the show, but my father mentioned one from the "good old days" that he suggested was one of the worst shows he ever saw.
But it's easy to be nostalgic for a different era because of sentiment or knowing of the best shows of past eras.
I was once into listening to old time radio shows on cassette tape. (Another sign I'm getting old: I remember cassette tape. ) Jack Benny did a routine of asking people what comedies they listened to. My favorite part was when one character basically said: when Comedian A comes on, my wife leaves the room. When Comedian B comes on, I leave the room. And when Benny comes on, the radio leaves the room.
But it's easy to be nostalgic for a different era because of sentiment or knowing of the best shows of past eras.
I was once into listening to old time radio shows on cassette tape. (Another sign I'm getting old: I remember cassette tape.
) Jack Benny did a routine of asking people what comedies they listened to. My favorite part was when one character basically said: when Comedian A comes on, my wife leaves the room. When Comedian B comes on, I leave the room. And when Benny comes on, the radio leaves the room. A big selling point!
I don't have actual TV--all my viewing is via DVDs, most of which I get from the library at their every day low price of $0. There are many reasons I prefer this approach, including no ads. (At least, once one gets past those fucking "coming to DVD soon!" ads--which, sometimes, you can't easily skip past.)