Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 15:52     Subject: Anyone remember Dart Drug?
Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t dart drug’s logo very similar to target’s?


Yep!
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Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 15:51     Subject: Anyone remember Dart Drug?
Anonymous wrote:I remember Memco which became Bradley’s.

Yesss! I loved Memco and Bradlee's as a kid.
Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 15:32     Subject: Anyone remember Dart Drug?
Anton Toyota . My parents said it was a ripoff
Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 15:12     Subject: Anyone remember Dart Drug?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I really miss Georgetown park. Would buy truly tasteless joke books at the Walden books or whatever it was after eating at the samurai .


I tell my daughter about Georgetown Park all the time!
they had a real Abercrombie and fitch there before it became a young people’s thing .

Yep, worked at a Irish cable sweater store there. That A&F was the epitome of preppy.

Furnished my first apartment from Conran’s.

Last time I ever went to Georgetown park was probably 1995.
Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 15:10     Subject: Anyone remember Dart Drug?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I really miss Georgetown park. Would buy truly tasteless joke books at the Walden books or whatever it was after eating at the samurai .


I tell my daughter about Georgetown Park all the time!
they had a real Abercrombie and fitch there before it became a young people’s thing .

Yep, worked at a Irish cable sweater store there. That A&F was the epitome of preppy.

Furnished my first apartment from Conran’s.
Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 15:10     Subject: Anyone remember Dart Drug?
Chesapeake Bay Seafood House, get all the seafood , you can eat!

Let’s play a game . What’s USA-1000 the phone number of?
Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 15:09     Subject: Anyone remember Dart Drug?
Best. They sold so many watches
Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 15:07     Subject: Anyone remember Dart Drug?
Valu Food
Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 15:04     Subject: Anyone remember Dart Drug?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I really miss Georgetown park. Would buy truly tasteless joke books at the Walden books or whatever it was after eating at the samurai .


I tell my daughter about Georgetown Park all the time!
when I was a kid most of my birthdays were at the samurai . I met Ken Beatrice ffom
WMAL there
Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 15:03     Subject: Anyone remember Dart Drug?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I really miss Georgetown park. Would buy truly tasteless joke books at the Walden books or whatever it was after eating at the samurai .


I tell my daughter about Georgetown Park all the time!
they had a real Abercrombie and fitch there before it became a young people’s thing .
Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 14:59     Subject: Anyone remember Dart Drug?
Drug Fair as well.

The Haft family had an epic family brawl which ended their businesses. The WashPost had a lot of fun with updates on it.
Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 14:58     Subject: Anyone remember Dart Drug?
Anonymous wrote:I really miss Georgetown park. Would buy truly tasteless joke books at the Walden books or whatever it was after eating at the samurai .


I tell my daughter about Georgetown Park all the time!
Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 14:56     Subject: Anyone remember Dart Drug?
Northern Virginia Bank with the very groovy logo.

Central Fidelity.

Citizens Bank of Maryland, conveniently yours!

All 6 Morton’s, now through Saturday! Girls’ sweaters, $10.99, boys’ boots 13.99, ladies’ dresses 16.99!

Giant, Landover, Maryland. The Quality Meat People.

Oh and Giant at one time owned The Pants Corral and sponsored Its Academic with Mac Mc Garry!
Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 14:53     Subject: Anyone remember Dart Drug?
I really miss Georgetown park. Would buy truly tasteless joke books at the Walden books or whatever it was after eating at the samurai .
Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 14:51     Subject: Anyone remember Dart Drug?
Anonymous wrote:First American Bank
union trust and I’ll up you an equitable bank