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I'm so old I remember making zip guns from bicycle spokes, gun powder, and a piece of bird shot from a shotgun shell.

I'm so old I remember President Kennedy's Physical Fitness program from school days. Loved the 600 yard run.

The best beauty is on the inside. A lot of the girls that were considered attractive when I was in high school have had multiple husbands. Men were chasing the wrong thing.

I won a shotgun in the 8th or 9th grade in school selling magazine subscriptions for a FFA fund raiser. So did another student and one got a big hunting knife. The school had an assembly for the presentations of them. We didn't know until they called our name. I carried that gun more than once...

The post with Frank Sinatra getting out of the chopper brought back an old personal memory. When my mom was a newly wed she went down to FL's lower east coast with her new mother-in-law to a family gathering. One of the girls was a caterer and told her she didn't need to sit around with the...

And you just might when the right set of eyes fall on you. Wish the music of today was like it was back in the 50's and 60's when it was filled with love ballads and such.

I remember when automobiles had a real frame. Once the frame got bent from a crash there were frame shops to straighten it back out. Supposedly. Body work has changed a lot in the last half century.

I'm so old I remember bumper hitches on cars for towing trailers. Bumpers were built for bumping. You could buy clamp over trailer hitches for the family car to tow moderate utility trailers for a project and then remove it.

Any fishermen on here that remember the first salmon run on Michigan's west coast? Along about 1967 I think. I do. It turned deadly one day.

I'm so old I remember when backyard chickens where a way of life in small town America and there was no internet to talk about our flocks. Way back in the 1950's. Murray McMurray, Strombergs, and Cackle where the catalogs of dreams for small time poultry owners. You could still buy Pure White...

I'm so old I remember the man that stood on street corners in Detroit, MI, dressed in old cloths, and shook a handful of the colored comics out of the news paper at cars as they drove by. An aunt of mine later told me that the man was a well to do businessman that just wanted to make people...

I remember where I was standing when the TV Show was interrupted making the announcement that we were bombing Iraq.

I remember when pickup trucks were low cost vehicles. It seems like the movie Urban Cowboy changed all that. I saw a new pickup at a gas station filling up with the sticker still in the window. 80+ K was sticker shock. I managed to drive home ok.

I remember a popular saying among the adults from the 50's and 60's was "It's getting harder and harder to keep up with the Jones's."

I remember Walt Disney showing how cartoons were hand drawn on Mylar in tiny increments to show motion from the movie projectors back in the 50's.

I believe it is a hand drawn animation like the original Disney cartoons were. How they photographed it in 3D is beyond my understanding.

Make that the 50's and 60's

I'm so old I remember when anyone could buy Sudafed off of the shelf for sinus problems only.

I well remember the famous bumper sticker of the mid sixties that read "It's Getting Harder to Support the Government in the Manor it has become accustomed to." That's how I remember it. I may be a tad off but all the meaning is there.