Old Enough To Remember?

[ST1100Y]

... true that...

 

[ST1100Y]

... indeed...
(... my personal 'test food to overcome' was that instant pea soup by Maggi... <gag!> )

 

[drbuzzard]

... indeed...
(... my personal 'test food to overcome' was that instant pea soup by Maggi... <gag!> )

not me cause i'm allergic to onions, have been since i was a little boy

 

[ST1100Y]

... when your parents easily solved every argument with only four words?

Because I Said So!

 

[ST1100Y]

... that way you actually memorized it...

 

[Ron]

And when you say, you had it, you had it! And still do today.

 

[John OoSTerhuis]

.. my personal 'test food to overcome' was that instant pea soup

Mine was liver, just like in the picture. In my case I gagged, tried again and gagged again… hard… then threw up on the plate and table. Never was served liver again!

John

 

[ST1100Y]

… then threw up on the plate and table.

Ouch!
I gagged on named pea-soup... whilst I love peas and could eat them right off the plant/out the pod, that soup has something deeply disgusting...

I'll munch liver... fried, backed (crusted) with roasted potatoes aside... also black pudding/blood sausage...

Celery (the bulb) and zucchini OTOH are something I (still) rather avoid...

 

[Sunday Rider]

Mine was liver, just like in the picture. In my case I gagged, tried again and gagged again… hard… then threw up on the plate and table. Never was served liver again!

John

That brought back memories, but not liver. When we were kids my Mom had to boil the milk (delivered straight from the cow) and a skin would form on it, which made me gag, and I'd pick it off and throw it in the sink. One day my Mom told me to drink it, skin and all and she held my mouth closed until I swallowed it. I gagged and heaved it through my nostrils, dragon like, they were all rolling on the floor laughing and I thought I was going to die. I was never forced to drink milk after that.

 

[ST1100Y]

... boil the milk (delivered straight from the cow) and a skin would form on it, which made me gag, and I'd pick it off and throw it in the sink...

And I'm the one who slobbered the skin off still warm pudding...

 

[oude geit]

We drank raw milk from cows. I dont ever

remember Mom boiling it.....but if you didn't shake the F%<< out of the jug you got nothing but cream...nasty thick shiat....i still shake a jug of milk today....50+ years of milkshaking

 

[ST Steven]

I remember when dirt was clean

 

[bdalameda]

We drank raw milk from cows. I dont ever

remember Mom boiling it.....but if you didn't shake the F%<< out of the jug you got nothing but cream...nasty thick shiat....i still shake a jug of milk today....50+ years of milkshaking

I remember my aunt and uncle had a cream separator on their back porch to process the milk from their cows.

 

[ST1100Y]

... indeed...

 

[ST1100Y]

... who hasn't been there...

 

[Oldbikefixr]

Mine was liver, just like in the picture. In my case I gagged, tried again and gagged again… hard… then threw up on the plate and table. Never was served liver again!

John

I wish I had tried that trick.

 

[Oldbikefixr]

That brought back memories, but not liver. When we were kids my Mom had to boil the milk (delivered straight from the cow) and a skin would form on it, which made me gag, and I'd pick it off and throw it in the sink. One day my Mom told me to drink it, skin and all and she held my mouth closed until I swallowed it. I gagged and heaved it through my nostrils, dragon like, they were all rolling on the floor laughing and I thought I was going to die. I was never forced to drink milk after that.

Oh, the memories!!

 

[ST1100Y]

... more of the old ways...

 

[ST1100Y]

... yoh, and this is how yours truly perfected his English (not at school...)...

 

[ST1100Y]

... Gen-X. Even our alarm clocks were tougher...