[tcphoto]

Originally Posted by Germanauto

When you know Michael Jordan is the greatest ever and it's not even a debate. Seems like the only people who argue otherwise are kids who aren't even old enough to remember Kobe's prime. Their interest in basketball didn't begin until...ahem...the summer of 2010.

I was lucky enough to live in Chicago from ‘86-‘90 and saw a Playoff Game against the Knicks at the Old Barn. Unfortunately, I left before the won their Finals but enjoyed them all from Nashville.

[Captain Blood]

Originally Posted by Germanauto

When you know Michael Jordan is the greatest ever and it's not even a debate. Seems like the only people who argue otherwise are kids who aren't even old enough to remember Kobe's prime. Their interest in basketball didn't begin until...ahem...the summer of 2010.

You mean, when you watched Magic Johnson and realized he was the greatest of all time? And I hate the Lakers.

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by dinonz

Can you recommend any? I've tried some and they weren't effective.

Wait, CBD, or THC????

Koi for CBD. My wife really had some improvements in sleep and therefore her grip strength after work (she wasn't dropping coffee cups any more)

I wouldn't know about THC because #coppers

[quick6]

Old enough to remember when the Beatles first hit the music scene...My older sister came home from Xmas shopping with the VJ labeled "Introducing the Beatles" which was almost immediately confiscated by my parents as "immoral" and with the secondary excuse that the record was cheaply made and would likely cause their RCA Victor Sterophonic record player to self-destruct.

However, we were able to learn where they had hidden the offensive LP and when they would go out to Christmas shop, we would rush upstairs and grab it out of my father's closet, rush downstairs and listen to it until we saw their Ford Galaxie come around the corner. We'd shut everything off in a panic and bring the record back upstairs to its hiding place. This little game of cat and mouse went on for weeks.
The news came out that Ed Sullivan was to host the Beatles for their first appearance in the US and we begged to be able to watch them...it fell on deaf ears until that very Sunday night when at 7:00 we all gathered together, us 5 kids and ganged up on my father who finally relented after a series of "Come on Dads" and Puleazes! They were watched on our little black and white Zenith console TV in the family room and I do believe even Dad liked them. It was the start of Beatlemania for many!

[1MOREMOD]

So you're in your early 100s?

[quick6]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

So you're in your early 100s?

93 and get off my lawn!

[1MOREMOD]

Holy balls I was joking that old af. Congrats on being alive

[quick6]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Holy balls I was joking that old af. Congrats on being alive

haha, not 93, I was only joking...it just seems that way after a hard night.

[mc-m3]

Originally Posted by Germanauto

When you know Michael Jordan is the greatest ever and it's not even a debate. Seems like the only people who argue otherwise are kids who aren't even old enough to remember Kobe's prime. Their interest in basketball didn't begin until...ahem...the summer of 2010.

My only problem with MJ was the rules as applied to him, ruined basketball. The beginning of superstar rules. He never travelled (even when he took 4 or 5 steps), never committed a foul (he had to about knock someone out to get called) and when he just f'd up would get a call.

Don't get me wrong, I do believe he was a great player. Certainly among the best up to that point in time. I quit watching during that era so I cannot compare him to anyone since then.

[mc-m3]

Cars with drum brakes.

[mc-m3]

VW's with air cooled motors. Good luck with the defrosters in cold weather. Constantly wiping off the windshield with a rag all winter long. One time coming back from skiing, we had to take turns reaching out and scraping the windshield coming down the pass. Partner would steer looking though his freshly scraped area while I scraped the drivers side. Could not stop as the only thing we could sorta see were the tail lights of the car ahead of us. good times.

[mc-m3]

sealed beam headlights. Nothing like a light that you had to take off half the front end of your car to replace the headlight (1st gen Toyota 4Runner). I had to replace 1 light a year the entire time I owned that car.

[kscarrol]

Originally Posted by mc-m3

Cars with drum brakes.

Got one of those now!

[mc-m3]

Originally Posted by kscarrol

Got one of those now!

So you know the true meaning of brake fade.

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by mc-m3

So you know the true meaning of brake fade.

Which is why I converted my sons 77 bug to disc

[Littlebear]

Remember when the family dog got fed once a day? If lucky, maybe with some canned Alpo mixed in?
So primitive then. Our little mongrel Onslow shops for his food at the same store we do now....

Murf

[Murf993]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

Which is why I converted my sons 77 bug to disc

We installed front discs on my wife's Mini.

[dinonz]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

Wait, CBD, or THC????

Koi for CBD. My wife really had some improvements in sleep and therefore her grip strength after work (she wasn't dropping coffee cups any more)

I wouldn't know about THC because #coppers

Just CBD. THC is illegal here in Texas.

[Dpc2u]

Originally Posted by Murf993

We installed front discs on my wife's Mini.

That reminded me of something I have tried to forget. Disco! All the rage back in the day, but it was never my thing.

[pennsiveguy]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

Candy counter at Sears, and ORANGE SLICES!!!!!

This was pre-diabetic days.

Anybody remember candy cigarettes? They had an awful wintergreen flavor and the one end was dipped in red dye so it looked like it was lit. Evil.

[UncleWede]

I had a great memory to share with y'all this morning


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[wcr3d]

Women had tall hair.