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Polarbearboy
Tokin' Away Since 1968
Welcome to the genuine Elite, the 2.5%! The cream rises to the top. Still, you're a youngin' here. Thanks for being our especially good-humored mod!
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badbee
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Back in the day my friends and I were Frisbee fiends so we usually used a big one for cleaning. At least they don't let the seeds drop all over the damn floor
You don't see people with Frisbee's so much anymore, probably too much physical effort.
coolbreeze
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Perfect for the car. "Why, no, officer, that Frisbee is not for cleaning weed, it's for wholesome activities."Back in the day my friends and I were Frisbee fiends so we usually used a big one for cleaning. At least they don't let the seeds drop all over the damn floor
You don't see people with Frisbee's so much anymore, probably too much physical effort.
coolbreeze
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Still an honored tradition, I like it. I almost forgot about all this with the seedless herbs. Good ol' sensi! Nowadays when I turn up a seed I'm like, "bonus!"
Comfortably Numb
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I just turned 69...graduated in '73...hated disco so much....we made pipes with tin foil and empty cans...used to smoke reclaim out of dirty bongs...
Makes me gag to think about it
Did I say I hated disco?
Makes me gag to think about it
Did I say I hated disco?
coolbreeze
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Comfortably Numb
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My PEEPS !It ended with a bang:
Disco Demolition Night - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Sandrider1962
Member
LOL.... In '79/80 there was a touring bar band in Texas named "Heyoka" based out of San Antonio.... a few of their songs got radio play.... one I remember was..... Disco Sucks !!!!It ended with a bang:
Disco Demolition Night - Wikipedia
I was one of them "Long Haired Freaky People"....
The Five Man Electric Band - Signs
coolbreeze
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Dude, that was my official protest song as a child! I felt it so deeply! I still find plenty of occasions when it comes to mind and mouth! "Do this, don't do that!"
"Imagine that! Me, working for you!"
I musta forgot about the glorious Partridge-esque backing vocals!
"You ain't supposed to BE HEEERE!"
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Comfortably Numb
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Thx for posting that link...have not heard that in a long time...I graduated HS in '73 and moved down on UT's campus where I worked in a clothing store for a few months...does anybody remember when streaking got a little crazy ?
They closed off the main drag thru campus here and people lined the streets and were on top of buildings as streakers went down the street one after the other...local radio stations covered it...went on for hours...
Sandrider1962
Member
UT.... I am guessing you are speaking Austin? Bet it was a blast there, then. Watch Out Ethel......
Ray Stevens -- The Streak
Comfortably Numb
Well-Known Member
No sir...Tennessee...but I have been to Austin a couple of times...at that time it was a fantastic town.
Streaking - Volopedia
Streaking came to the UT campus in 1974, with scores of reported incidents during the five-day period from February 28 to March 4. The first incident was on Thursday, February 28, when a group of some 50 streakers appeared sporadically at the Presidential Complex, a short way down from Massey...
volopedia.lib.utk.edu
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TigoleBitties
Big and Bouncy
So I'm about a decade younger than the current conversation but damn I remember some of these references including this one. My parents had a bunch of 70's K-tel type greatest hits vinyl and this was on one of them so I guess it topped the charts at some point.
"If there's an audience to be found, he'll be streaking around in spite of public critique".
I had a fraternity brother in my pledge class in 87…that was his hell week nickname.
mine was the Maytag muffdiver
I was Sweet 16, back in May '80. What memories, what a time.
coolbreeze
Well-Known Member
Those were...eclectic.
BabyFacedFinster
Anything worth doing, is worth overdoing.
I think I still have some k-tel records down cellar. My first record was CCR's Willy and the Poor Boys.
The thing about music is everything changes over time; my age, life, weed. But not the songs. You can still listen to the songs you played so long ago and they're still the same. Like frozen in time.
To this day, when I play Riders on the Storm it sends a jolt up my spine. Especially the start with the rain and thunder, and then that keyboard rif starts. I almost imagine I can open my eyes and I'm 18 again and in my dorm room.
The thing about music is everything changes over time; my age, life, weed. But not the songs. You can still listen to the songs you played so long ago and they're still the same. Like frozen in time.
To this day, when I play Riders on the Storm it sends a jolt up my spine. Especially the start with the rain and thunder, and then that keyboard rif starts. I almost imagine I can open my eyes and I'm 18 again and in my dorm room.
TigoleBitties
Big and Bouncy
Hehe, that's a diplomatic way of putting it. All those chart toppers put together though were a great little sampler for me at the time.
