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Theodora 3 year s ago
Awwww isn't that cute. Come back when you have stories from before color TV.
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Obediah 3 year s ago
Theodora,
I remember driving my dads Ford Model T Runabout for the first time in the early sixties.
If I remember correctly:
Handbreak loose
Left Pedal down (with force!): first gear
Adjust gas lever on steering wheel to get more torque
Left Pedal half up (pull it with tip of shoe): neutral (gas down again)
Left Pedal all up: second gear. (gas up)
Crank starting that thing was fun too. Broke my arm once.
I remember driving my dads Ford Model T Runabout for the first time in the early sixties.
If I remember correctly:
Handbreak loose
Left Pedal down (with force!): first gear
Adjust gas lever on steering wheel to get more torque
Left Pedal half up (pull it with tip of shoe): neutral (gas down again)
Left Pedal all up: second gear. (gas up)
Crank starting that thing was fun too. Broke my arm once.
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Mackenzie 3 year s ago
Theodora, I had no idea someone that old knew how to user the internet? btw, not all countries had black & white TV, some of us only got TV after color was standard where I'm from TV only started in the late 1970's.
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Hosie 3 year s ago
Awwww, come back before there was TV, Books, and people just had a stick.
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Name 3 year s ago
Agree with you Theodora!
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Nicey 3 year s ago
#31 I’m old, but I don’t remember the Pizza Hut sign on the roof looking like that!
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Edie 3 year s ago
#2 now show me the face when you dropped your phone in the toilet or didn't get it recharged
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Ezra 3 year s ago
I know all of this, but I was raised in the 80's. F@#k I feel old now.
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Natalie 3 year s ago
#21 Those aren't CRT displays. No electron gun shooting electrons at your face.
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Agatha 3 year s ago
I feel like Millennials might care a little too much what Gen z has to say. I mean who cares and after how they acted why the high horse? Like the stupid leading the blind to the rest of us out here.
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Elbert 3 year s ago
#9 i still have the ball the rest has gone missing in the late 1900s.
I remember driving my dads Ford Model T Runabout for the first time in the early sixties.
If I remember correctly:
Handbreak loose
Left Pedal down (with force!): first gear
Adjust gas lever on steering wheel to get more torque
Left Pedal half up (pull it with tip of shoe): neutral (gas down again)
Left Pedal all up: second gear. (gas up)
Crank starting that thing was fun too. Broke my arm once.