I grew up here and I remember .....

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[Post New]03/04/2011 07:29
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Tastee Diner after a night out with great friends. Oh, please tell me TD's is still there!!
[Post New]03/04/2011 07:36
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When my skateboard was really made from a piece of hand-sawed board from my dad's workship and the wheels taken off my sisters' skates (clip-on with the leather straps to hold them to your shoes of course). Front wheels came off once going down the hill on Newmarket. Face + sidewalk = ouch
[Post New]03/04/2011 07:51
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Captain 20 and the gerbil races! I also seem to remember Captain 20 landing behind my school in a helecopter once...........or is this a dream-turned-rememberance. Can anybody else remember such an event?
[Post New]03/04/2011 08:09
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Anonymous wrote:Noah's ark at Cabin John


Wow! I remember playing on that! Thank you for the memory!! My dad was away in a foreign prison then and I can remember my mom letting me run up and down the big ramp into the ark as she cried.
[Post New]03/04/2011 08:17
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The Air Rights Building? Is it still there? It was built over the train tracks going underneath Wisconsin Avenue so they only had to purchase the "air rights" when they built it. Are the train tracks still there?
[Post New]03/04/2011 08:22
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Anonymous wrote:A popular style of jacket called a "Peter's" jacket. I had a knock off from E.J. Korvette's on Rockville Pike. (which was rumored to stand for Eight Jewish Korean Veterans)


I forgot about my Peter's Jacket. I had one and we always used to shop at E. J Korvettes for back to school supplies. I used to love that. And then on to J.C. Penneys in Congressional Plaza for new underwear. And then lunch at Roy Rogers or Hot Shoppes Jr in Congressional.


For some reason this brings tears to my eyes.
[Post New]03/04/2011 08:23
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Anyone remember Congressional Elementary School before it was demolished to make way for an assisted living facility?
Talk about a demographics switch!
[Post New]03/04/2011 08:30
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When the police did not have radar to tell how fast you were going. How did they ever get convictions just following people and matching their speed?
[Post New]03/04/2011 08:32
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A girl named Cathy who used to let the boys look up her skirt and beyond on the playground. I wonder if she remembers this as clearly as I do? I wonder what she is doing now?
[Post New]03/04/2011 08:58
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:A popular style of jacket called a "Peter's" jacket. I had a knock off from E.J. Korvette's on Rockville Pike. (which was rumored to stand for Eight Jewish Korean Veterans)


I forgot about my Peter's Jacket. I had one and we always used to shop at E. J Korvettes for back to school supplies. I used to love that. And then on to J.C. Penneys in Congressional Plaza for new underwear. And then lunch at Roy Rogers or Hot Shoppes Jr in Congressional.


For some reason this brings tears to my eyes.


And maybe this link will make you smile........http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7i5KdtfJM8
[Post New]03/04/2011 14:06
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When the Big Mac first came out. They seemed so huge! Have they shrunk since or have we Americans just gotten used to outrageously larger burgers?
[Post New]03/04/2011 14:14
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Standing in line at the school nurse's office to receive my sugar cube polio vaccination.
[Post New]03/04/2011 14:36
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When Candy Cane City playground really had candy cane decorated playground equipment.

When Wheaton Plaza was an outdoor mall and Montgomery Mall had weird water fountains inside.

When Bethesda Avenue was some sort of cement factory.

When going to Lowell's toy store on Wisconsin (right about where Modell's is now) was the highlight of my year.

When climbing the Whitman dome was a right of passage.
[Post New]03/04/2011 14:41
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:A popular style of jacket called a "Peter's" jacket. I had a knock off from E.J. Korvette's on Rockville Pike. (which was rumored to stand for Eight Jewish Korean Veterans)


I forgot about my Peter's Jacket. I had one and we always used to shop at E. J Korvettes for back to school supplies. I used to love that. And then on to J.C. Penneys in Congressional Plaza for new underwear. And then lunch at Roy Rogers or Hot Shoppes Jr in Congressional.


For some reason this brings tears to my eyes.


And maybe this link will make you smile........http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7i5KdtfJM8




More old DC commercials:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrYJbdMgqbA

[Post New]03/04/2011 15:13
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Anonymous wrote:The train in the kids room at the McDonalds on the pike
How you could watch them make your pizza at Shakeys
Chesapeake Bay Seafood House
Cal Ripken when he was hot, before he got bald



fyi....he's still hot.
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