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Well happy anniversary Larry. I've had the same girl since 1971 also.
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Congratulations to both of you for all your successes. Nothing comes easy but there are ways to make it easier and that's how you both roll, I believe. It takes two baby!
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Congratulations Mr Larry!
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Congrats on 48 years!
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Really glad the fella servicing the hospital bed has boxers on
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I wonder what my grandson is telling his horse?
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His horse looks like Mr. Ed. No telling what they might be talking about
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My wife is hanging pictures this afternoon, and had me going through boxes. I found this one of me and my cousin leaning on my dads 69. The pic was taken in 1970. I am the cool one with my arm in the window.
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You guys are pretty cool but are you two throwin down some kind of Arkansas gang signs?
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I want to those sun glasses :D
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Are those shades Oakleys?
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Foster Grants were the buzz back then. Or was it Cool Rays? :cool:
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The cousin had a Plymouth Satellite sleeper. It was a Raod Runner in disguise, with 383 Magnum, four speed and sure grip. About the time that picture was taken, we sent out to Industrial Park Road one morning for a match race. I had a 70 Chevelle 396, four speed, and my uncle had a 66 Ford Fairlane that was pieced together,(another sleeper).
I ran the Satellite first, both of us not taking the Fairlane seriously. He beat me about half a car twice, then he ran the Fairlane and it beat him twice. Like I said we learned the true meaning of sleeper that day. |
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I'll bet my parents looked at me and thought "What the hell were we thinking?".
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Hair all down in your face like one a them mop top Beatles. No Brycreme, just a floppin' in the wind. Next thing you'll be talkin' all that hippy talk, yeah man, cool, hip, groovy, and all that! My my my
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Hmmm...I was nine years old in 1970 and didn't know what cool was....
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Well ,,there you are on the couch Larry ,,,,,,,,,,looking comfortable in a way that would throw my back out these days ..Let's see..?..I remember going shirtless ,,but didn't have a lot of pictures taken as it was flash bulb in the house back then for me except for out side ..and I do have a skinny version of me on the beach with my best friends 57 Vette.. still had my shirt on as Oregon beaches were never real warm..
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I think that picture was taken in Southern California in 1973. I don't think I have any from the beach on that trip.
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