Are you this old?

[k0ua]

We could pick up WLS into north Florida on a good night.

Spent hundreds of hours listening to WLS in Southwest Missouri when I was a kid. Remember it like yesterday.

 

[k0ua]

Remember that night like it was yesterday.
My wife was pregnant and asleep on the couch.
I noticed that all the countries that reached 2000 first were not crashing and burning. So I set back and enjoyed the evening.

I stayed up and read a Stephan King book. Finished the book, and went to bed.

 

[tree farmer]

I WAS that milkman who delivered to your back door. It was my college job. And yes, we did have trucks in those days. The newest and most coveted one was a brand new 1965 GMC one ton dually.....Dan.

 

[npalen]

WLS, home of the best DJs in mid-America in the '60s.
Larry Lujak is a legend.

Don't forget Wolfman Jack.

 

[Bird]

Old enough to remember dialing a phone number just to find out the time.

That's one I had forgotten about, but yes, I've done that, too.

 

[Bird]

Being on the operating table getting ready to have my appendix removed. Then having ether dripped onto my face covering to put me out.

Yes, I can remember that, too, perhaps for a different reason. When they put that face mask on and it appeared I was going to be suffocated, the fight was on, and I was holding my own until one of them went to get my Dad. I guess my Dad was one of a kind, he never raised his voice, he never cussed (I was shocked one day when I was 16 and he got frustrated with a problem working on a car and said, "Heck". I'd never heard him use such language.). BUT . . . he didn't believe in spanking children either; he just beat the you know what out of any of us who didn't instantly respond the way he wanted. So he just stuck his head in the door and said, "Lay and down and do what they tell you." I was smart enough to figure it was better to be suffocated than beat to death, so I laid still.

 

[Pixguy]

 

[Pixguy]

 

[Pixguy]

 

[Pixguy]

Did anyone buy a dog from Montgomery Ward?