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Conolulu wrote:

pbans wrote:I had the purple on the top.....I sold it.....stupid.

I can't look at dolls on ebay very often.....I am a weak, weak person.

That's why I'm not looking at your jewelry right now...

Hee Hee
[subliminal message]Connie, go look at Paige's Jewelry[/subliminal message]

ph4ever wrote:memo to self - she was talking to the other Connie she was talking to the other Connie..........

you deserve something pretty, if anyone does!!

ph4ever wrote:memo to self - she was talking to the other Connie she was talking to the other Connie..........

No...I'm pretty sure it was you...

And even more from my trip in the Way-Back Machine....

Quisp and Quake cereals, just saw these being discussed somewhere recently, may have been here at BN. Also, at my local Wally World the other day I saw Boo Berry, FrankenBerry and Count Chocula! It's been forever since I've seen 3 of the monster cereals on the shelves. Staying on the junk food track, I used to love MilkShake candy bars, searched for them on the net recently only to find they are long gone

And then I start remembering some of the concerts from back in the day. Here's some of the shows I went to:

Jay Ferguson (sang Thunder Island)
Starland Vocal Band
Wild Cherry
Roger Whittaker
John Denver
Mac Davis
Lawrence Welk Band and Dancers
Society of Seven (Hawaiian nightclub act)
Don Ho
Billy "Crash" Craddock and the Continental Fins (sang Rub It In)

A wide musical spectrum, to say the least!

PhutureMD wrote:And even more from my trip in the Way-Back Machine....

Quisp and Quake cereals, just saw these being discussed somewhere recently, may have been here at BN. Also, at my local Wally World the other day I saw Boo Berry, FrankenBerry and Count Chocula! It's been forever since I've seen 3 of the monster cereals on the shelves. Staying on the junk food track, I used to love MilkShake candy bars, searched for them on the net recently only to find they are long gone

I just remembered: I had a Quake hard-hat with a light on the front...

STOP !!! Too many memories flooding in !!!

And those clacker balls....I think that's the reason my hearing ain't so good anymore ! They were LOUD !!

PhutureMD wrote:And even more from my trip in the Way-Back Machine....

Quisp and Quake cereals, just saw these being discussed somewhere recently, may have been here at BN. Also, at my local Wally World the other day I saw Boo Berry, FrankenBerry and Count Chocula! It's been forever since I've seen 3 of the monster cereals on the shelves. Staying on the junk food track, I used to love MilkShake candy bars, searched for them on the net recently only to find they are long gone

but does anybody remember these..I loved the little monster guys:

I still am the Quisp queen! I loved Quisp. I've had him in my siggy and as my avatar...and I have several Quisp items.

Hmmm, apparently I had a thing for martians when I was younger...

Brown Eyed Girl wrote:I still am the Quisp queen! I loved Quisp. I've had him in my siggy and as my avatar...and I have several Quisp items.

Hmmm, apparently I had a thing for martians when I was younger...

YES....sensing a theme here!!!!!
Old cereal premiums are yet ANOTHER of my minor obsessions......

pbans wrote:

Brown Eyed Girl wrote:I still am the Quisp queen! I loved Quisp. I've had him in my siggy and as my avatar...and I have several Quisp items.

Hmmm, apparently I had a thing for martians when I was younger...

YES....sensing a theme here!!!!!
Old cereal premiums are yet ANOTHER of my minor obsessions......

OMG...maybe i was abducted! Where's Mulder?

I had my Quisp figures in my office at one of my school's...the kids loved him.

PhutureMD wrote: Society of Seven (Hawaiian nightclub act)

OMFG!!!

When my parents went to Hawaii in 1974 they brought me back one of their LPs! Hip stuff for the time!

Right now I can sing most of "99.8" and "Dr. Sen".

I can't remember if I'm supposed to buy milk, but I've got plenty of space in there for this crap!

PhutureMD wrote:And then I start remembering some of the concerts from back in the day. Here's some of the shows I went to:

Jay Ferguson (sang Thunder Island)
Starland Vocal Band
Wild Cherry
Roger Whittaker
John Denver
Mac Davis
Lawrence Welk Band and Dancers
Society of Seven (Hawaiian nightclub act)
Don Ho
Billy "Crash" Craddock and the Continental Fins (sang Rub It In)

A wide musical spectrum, to say the least!

Great taste in music

Starland Vocal Band- Afternoon Delight, every school boys dream

Wild Cherry- PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC! Grammy Winner for the Greatest Funk Song Ever

Roger Whittaker- I know he whistels and has a great Christmas album

John Denver- honestly like him more than Jimmy

Mac Davis- More teen age lust with Spiders and Snakes

RinglingRingling wrote:

mason wrote:

ph4ever wrote:

Brown Eyed Girl wrote:I was deprived, I never had sea monkeys...

I do remember Sigmund the SeaMonster tho...does that count?

sea monkey - check
flashback from Sigmund - check

you know your old pholks when you can name the red headed kid on the left of the pic. i am not really sure, but i think his is name is jody, or at least his character's name was jody. the show i am thinking of also starred sebastian cabot, and maybe brian keith. oy the history of so many years.



"listen to the stories i could tell"

member of the parrothead nation

Johnny Whittaker... but skill is naming the kid on the right..

My fist thoght was this must be one of the H.R. Puff N Stuff characters I didn't really like that show near as much as Land of the Lost

PhutureMD wrote:And even more from my trip in the Way-Back Machine....

Quisp and Quake cereals, just saw these being discussed somewhere recently, may have been here at BN. Also, at my local Wally World the other day I saw Boo Berry, FrankenBerry and Count Chocula! It's been forever since I've seen 3 of the monster cereals on the shelves. Staying on the junk food track, I used to love MilkShake candy bars, searched for them on the net recently only to find they are long gone

They brought Quisp back for awhile a year or so ago-- my sister got it for her kids' to try. You can still buy it in some places:

http://www.quisp.com/whereami/index.html

Tequila Revenge wrote:

PhutureMD wrote:And then I start remembering some of the concerts from back in the day. Here's some of the shows I went to:

Jay Ferguson (sang Thunder Island)
Starland Vocal Band
Wild Cherry
Roger Whittaker
John Denver
Mac Davis
Lawrence Welk Band and Dancers
Society of Seven (Hawaiian nightclub act)
Don Ho
Billy "Crash" Craddock and the Continental Fins (sang Rub It In)

A wide musical spectrum, to say the least!

Great taste in music

Starland Vocal Band- Afternoon Delight, every school boys dream

Wild Cherry- PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC! Grammy Winner for the Greatest Funk Song Ever

Roger Whittaker- I know he whistels and has a great Christmas album

John Denver- honestly like him more than Jimmy

Mac Davis- More teen age lust with Spiders and Snakes

Spiders and Snakes was Jim Stafford.......my husband STILL sings that song to me.....

mac davis was "Baby, Don't Get Hooked on Me"

and I have to concur with your evaluation of "Play that funky music"....

I've always thought John Denver is to the mountains what Jimmy is to the beach.....

Tequila Revenge wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

mason wrote:

ph4ever wrote:

Brown Eyed Girl wrote:I was deprived, I never had sea monkeys...

I do remember Sigmund the SeaMonster tho...does that count?

sea monkey - check
flashback from Sigmund - check

you know your old pholks when you can name the red headed kid on the left of the pic. i am not really sure, but i think his is name is jody, or at least his character's name was jody. the show i am thinking of also starred sebastian cabot, and maybe brian keith. oy the history of so many years.



"listen to the stories i could tell"

member of the parrothead nation

Johnny Whittaker... but skill is naming the kid on the right..

My fist thoght was this must be one of the H.R. Puff N Stuff characters I didn't really like that show near as much as Land of the Lost

It looks like Mark Lindsey.... Its not Jack Wild... but the 2 were together in Oliver!

Or it could be the kid who played COusin Oliver from the Brady Bunch

pbans wrote:

Tequila Revenge wrote:

PhutureMD wrote:And then I start remembering some of the concerts from back in the day. Here's some of the shows I went to:

Jay Ferguson (sang Thunder Island)
Starland Vocal Band
Wild Cherry
Roger Whittaker
John Denver
Mac Davis
Lawrence Welk Band and Dancers
Society of Seven (Hawaiian nightclub act)
Don Ho
Billy "Crash" Craddock and the Continental Fins (sang Rub It In)

A wide musical spectrum, to say the least!

Great taste in music

Starland Vocal Band- Afternoon Delight, every school boys dream

Wild Cherry- PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC! Grammy Winner for the Greatest Funk Song Ever

Roger Whittaker- I know he whistels and has a great Christmas album

John Denver- honestly like him more than Jimmy

Mac Davis- More teen age lust with Spiders and Snakes

Spiders and Snakes was Jim Stafford.......my husband STILL sings that song to me.....

mac davis was "Baby, Don't Get Hooked on Me"

and I have to concur with your evaluation of "Play that funky music"....

I've always thought John Denver is to the mountains what Jimmy is to the beach.....

Yep. Mac had the TV show and wrote the song about it's hard to be humble. I like your anaolgy about John and Jimmy. Read someplace their mutual friend was Steve Goodman. Makes sense somplace they hung out and played music.