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The 70's stylized art on packages was the greatest, most resplendent in history. Saturated with brilliant color and quality. Today, the art is cheaply done, scrunched and abbreviated, looks mass produced with no power. I can smell the lemons on these packages

Lots of hair

You know people, that cute lil' monkey is more intelligent than a lot of millienials and gen y's of today.

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I think we're all here from GMM

Dallas ,roccaforte parafascista il cui sindaco ha probabilmente collaborato con i mandanti fascisti dell assassinio , porterà giustamente per sempre la macchia indelebile di quell attentato , nonostante la generosa indulgenza della famiglia Kennedy

what an interesting person

My great uncle was Mickey Ripley, the backup QB for OU who came in later in the game

Wow 1976, I was in 10th grade. Talk about nostalgia.

That’s too cool, I didn’t realize that was Vern, and I’m cracking up at his shaved lower legs for taping up his ankles !

Back in the 70's when you got a haircut it only took 5 minutes.

I Wonder 🤔 where them people at today? in the year 2024

I've seen these things with my own eyes. I've seen them move rapidly down bowling alleys.

It's the Butler, it's always the Butler!

Great Lemonstration!

We were tuff back in the day

Mean Green > SMU

I attended Forman Elementary, which had opened a few years before this story ran. Now the district is considering closing Forman and several other schools as the city has gotten built out and the population is aging.

*starring. You had one job.

Pretty much sums up the woke faux virtue left wing busy bodies that are close to destroying the entire west not just the USA. He saw it all coming.

I’ll take the $21.00….

In Texas they want to get paid for consuming resources.

good video

Smh

Free! Free! Alex Stein!

I do not know this man or his beliefs but I do know if you are drawn to and by God then no license is needed.

They are now approaching Social Security age.

Start of my 9th grade year, but I was in a suburb of New York City.

Better then than now

So many delicious lemons

I find it so weird that Rhett and link reacted to this when I’ve been subbed to this channel for years

"fights today" 0:10 the players run out onto the field and begin holding each other back. 1:56 the bullpen guys come slowly jogging put onto the field. 6:12 the players stop holding each other back and return to their dugouts. 10:18 the bullpen guys finally return to the field. 12:35 play resumes. I think any player who runs out onto the field and DOESN'T turow a punch should be suspended for 20 games, and bullpen players who don't throw a punch should be suspended for a whole season. Baseball "fights" today are so boring. Throw a punch at least.

I love her voice and how eloquent she is ❤

Like 300+ people a few days ago, and I'm sure you're tired of hearing that I too hail from GMM. But truly, I'm incredibly glad to have found your channel through them, because this is such an interesting and incredible archive of old news and reports. It's even more surreal than movies and films that take place in the these times. Each video is a genuine, unfiltered time capsule from those decades. I want to thank your hard work for preserving such relics, and for posting them tirelessly every day.

That’s fucking great

Loved the Big bend as a teenager in the 1970s. I recall someone had placed a red slat on one of the vertical posts along the way as if something horrendous happened.

Oh Randle wanted ALL the smoke! This is how you get around pitchers not batting in the American League.

Former army ranger in ww2

I guessed 23 times 🤯

As a Gen-x child that was bussed during this integration experiment, I can say first hand how horrific it was. My childhood was already horrible enough as it is. This made it 10 times worse! We were all guinea pigs - both black and white children, because the adults of the time could not figure out a more peaceful and more logical solution. I don't think this forced integration did anyone any good. Humans like to bond naturally. We were children with no understanding being thrown into a rat maze for the sake of a political agenda.

Mr. Peppermint!

Really liked Frank Howard. Good man and a young baseball Fan can look up to him as a hero⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️Thanks HONDO

she said lemon 23 times btw

#21 on the Indians beat the shit out of the Rangers' 2nd baseman.

NY Times, June 1976. "Eight letter bombs mailed in manila envelopes were delivered yesterday to seven business corporations and one business executive in four American cities, including one device that exploded in a Manhattan brokerage house injuring four women. None of the other seven devices went off, because of either a malfunction or interception before detonation. A bomb that exploded in the mailing room of the brokerage firm of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith was one of four sent to Manhattan addresses. Of the other four, two were sent to the Chicago area, one to Wilmington, Del., and one to Findlay, Ohio. The New York City Police Department warned the public to “be on the alert for bulky manila‐type envelopes 8½ by 1 inches in size, postmarked from Texas.”

I grew up in Odessa and lived across the street from a drycleaner and laundromat. I worked there in 73-74 washing the Air Force fatigues of the personnel from Webb AFB. Did not know at the time they were considering shutting down the base. I also worked in Big Spring for several years with an oil and gas company in 2016 and the downtown part of BS is sad with many shuttered businesses and buildings falling into disrepair. From a story I heard from one of the old-timers living in BS, the State of Texas offered BS the chance to be the host town of Texas Tech. They turned it down because they thought it would make the town too big and lose its small town charm. Bad decision. Big win for Lubbock.

I Went to that School in the 90s 😂😂

I Wonder 🤔 where them kids at in the year 2024

Well, Dallas and Balch Springs divvied up Kleberg and Rylie. Alls well that ends well.

This is a couple of years before the Unabomber....Who was behind this one?