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DeSwiss

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4. I was more Johnny Stacatto or Richard Diamond.....

Reply to pinboy3niner (Reply #3)

Wed Mar 26, 2014, 09:02 AM

Mar 2014

...than Daniel Boone, but I was there. Here I am (1959) in my favored couch viewing spot which I coveted when allowed to actually sit there. Being the caboose of the family, I tended to end up on the floor during primetime:

<--- last sucker from the Halloween candy.....

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Ah, 1960. When life was simple, father knew best, and Bugs Bunny had a show in primetime..... [View all] DeSwiss Mar 2014 OP

I remember that Bugs Bunny show. It showed the same cartoons they still show today. drm604 Mar 2014 #1

I remember several of these shows from the later '60s Art_from_Ark Mar 2014 #2

In the early '50s my dad's car had orange crates for rear seating pinboy3niner Mar 2014 #3

I was more Johnny Stacatto or Richard Diamond..... DeSwiss Mar 2014 #4

There were cars with fins LiberalEsto Mar 2014 #5

My mother had a '59 Cadillac with the big fins. RebelOne Mar 2014 #7

Dobie Gillis! I remember that one! n/t DebJ Mar 2014 #6

That's one of the best shows ever! GoCubsGo Mar 2014 #9

And Maynard G. Crebbs, beatnik. AKA 'Gilligan'. trof Mar 2014 #10

Reminds me of Sivad. rrneck Mar 2014 #8

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