Thing's you use to do(for the older guy's)

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Re: Thing's you use to do(for the older guy's)

Postby tombstone » Thu Aug 26, 2010 7:36 am

Dr. B wrote:seeing all the ladies come over to our house and see this contraption that would cook a chicken in 10 minutes.....a microwave. Mom had the 1st one in the neigborhood!

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My grandparents had the first one I had ever seen. Very few people knew what they were and i can remember people in the kitchen watching it cook bacon. That thing was around $500 and absolute cutting edge technology in 1977-78. I saw one at wal mar the other day for $35.
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Re: Thing's you use to do(for the older guy's)

Postby model12shooter » Sat Aug 28, 2010 3:40 pm

Wearing cotton "thermal" underwear huntin' and brown-duk pants and jacket, non insulated boots greased to hell with mink oil---------and freezin' my booty off! Never heard of a goose down anything and those "thermal" underwear were not very "thermal"!!
Grannies "hoecakes" made out of non-self-rising corn meal-ummm good. And her "drop" cathead biscuits!
Daddy cussin' 'cause the negroes had gone through an area we were quail huntin'-they were rabbit huntin'-and flushed a covey of quail he knew was there. When we found singles and not the covey he always blamed it on the bros.
Huntin' out of my dad's 1964 army jeep in the winter way before a 3 or 4 wheeler or hardly any 4-wheel drive trucks, jeeps, scouts, broncos were around.
Goin' rabbit shinin' and killin' the absolute piss out of them and not really having to worry about the warden-knew where he lived and only had one per 2 counties!
Parching wheat in a homemade gas fired tumbler rig with my dad which was used to "feed" the doves as it wouldn't sprout once parched--as they won'y eat it once it swells. He was a master of the art of attracting wildlife!! :D

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