Without revealing your age…

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Anonymous wrote:Witeout

Carbon paper.

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I’m old as frick and I’m not sure what this is…

Adapter for 45 record disks on your turntable.

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Also creepy crawlers.

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You put the quarter in the phone when you hear three pips (or the dime a year earlier)

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Anonymous wrote:Nobody bother me….

Oh man! Now that's only if you're really a born and raised DMV'er!

and nobody bother me either!

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calling collect from a pay phone

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https://fb.watch/jNJ7P_eth5/?mibextid=ykz3hl

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cm28zPqDLiT/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

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I’m old as frick and I’m not sure what this is…

Np, I am Gen X and I do.

So what is it?

Dp. It sits inside a 45, I think, so it can be played on a record player. Also, the thread said "young people" won't know what it is. We Gen Xers are old now. I know, it's hard to believe.

It also is something "Made in the USA."

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Bonnet hair dryers.

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Anonymous wrote:The intoxicating smell of ditto machine ink

+1 I'm with you, fellow educator!

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Anonymous wrote:Bonnet hair dryers.

Oh, LOL, you are indeed old! And those hoses that blew in the air!

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https://youtu.be/gsNaR6FRuO0

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I still have mine.

Can someone explain what this is.

These were bracelets you could get (got mine from a friend whose dad worked at the Pentagon) with the name and date of MIA, captured, maybe KIA Viet Nam soldiers. My mom was furious that I got one, and it sort of disappeared. I was only 7 or 8, so I may have lost it. I think my mom threw it out. The war was very controversial, but my parents HATED communism, so thought the US was justified being over there getting our young men killed.