Old Enough To Remember?

Best car a/c ever:

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I remember when our neighbor got one of the first Color TVs. Everyone came over to see it. I still remember tuning the color adjustments to get the picture right. Everyone was yelling - "everybody looks green". They looked fine to me but little did they know that I was color blind.

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I watched a new show on the History Channel last week, featuring Henry Winkler as the host. The title was Hazardous History. He featured some of the most hazardous toys of our childhood. The #1 was Jarts (lawn darts), while the #2 most dangerous was the Gilbert U-238 Atomic Energy Lab, which included actual radioactive ore samples for the experiments.

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Nashcat said:
I watched a new show on the History Channel last week, featuring Henry Winkler as the host. The title was Hazardous History. He featured some of the most hazardous toys of our childhood. The #1 was Jarts (lawn darts), while the #2 most dangerous was the Gilbert U-238 Atomic Energy Lab, which included actual radioactive ore samples for the experiments.

John

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What? No mention of the gas powered Pogo stick? I know a guy that still has one.
 
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