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the old geezers test

cuznjohn

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Not quite 100 yet!

i can remember 14 out of 16... so i guess i'm still young:roflblack: #9? #11?
 
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Sadly ................... I remember all of them plus some more ............................. Maybe i am as old as dirt????


Cruzr Joe
 
I remember Crazy Eddie's commercials; I believe they were in NYC; at least I think that was the headquarters.

I don't remember #11.

I remember as a kid in Brooklyn N.Y. the different trucks that had rides on them coming around the neighborhood, lot of fun, especially the Tilt-O-Wheel that spun you around.


Cruzr Joe
 
I remember all 16, yea so :roflblack::roflblack:
i got my first turntable from crazy eddies first store.
it was in Brooklyn, right off kings hywy.

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yeah I remember all of them. My brother was a real fan of the 3 Stooges and their seltzer fights so that was what he wanted for his birthday.He invited several of his friends over and Dad got us 8 or 10 bottles and we went to town. Great birthday party.
 
:shocked: Only fifteen, out of the sixteen here... :opps:
Awwww Hell; I'm only 59! :D :yes::ohyea::yes:

(#11 was a mystery to me as well...)
 
This was #11
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:shocked: No wonder we never saw them!
Amusement rides only showed up once a year... At the little World's Fair!
(Now in it's 142nd year! :thumbup:)
 
in east harlem where i spent my very young years, we also had a man selling jelly apples from a push cart, and sweet potatoes from another cart. then there was a cart with a ice block and a shaver for snow cones, and a little old lady used to sit on the corner with a big wash basin, and she would have it filled with salt water and lupini beans, she would dip a cup into the beans and fill the cup, then using her fingers to help drain the water out of them, then put them in a small bag for us.

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