I remember two articles, circa 1967. One was about a new layout of shopping center called a "mall."
The other was about those nuisance birds, the starlings.
There were teen employees (late 1980s!) who, when told to "clean the back area, and if it's not busy at 3:30, go on home" would be punching the blank side of their timecard, to find out the time.
This was before cells and full coverage by pagers; the time punch clock had a traditional clock...
Phil Hendrie, in L.A., is on KTLK 1150 starting at 10pm. And he's syndicated.
Yes, we know the show is a joke... but we didn't necessarily want everyone else to know that, right away.
Try to catch Phil Hendrie's radio show-- he often talks to an HOA President, Bobbie Dooley (and her husband Steve.)
She has rules against just about EVERYTHING-- and bizarre methods of enforcement.
Add to "Forsyth of Canada" point-ends at Burlington:
Solids-- red, black, purple, and bright orange.
Also maroon with fine swirls of orange (that one may get me, or vice-versa.)
Ooops, I wrote "thread" meaning forum thread... but the subject also involves "thread" for sewing...
I ordered some colored buttons for outside-mounting, and also some "no-sew" buttons (each attached by a nail)... also known as jeans- or dungaree- buttons. I decided on a favorite pair of...
At a "1960s" page (which sometimes features photos which could be slighty outside the decade) someone posted a shot of long-haired hippies and a US flag. With a note, "Definitely not the 1950s."
I replied, "You figured that out from the 50-star flag, right?"
48 covers Our Era well (1912 to 1959) but the 50 is now the longest-used design.
I wonder what percentage of 49-star flags went to Alaska? Not a lot of people need to get a new flag in any given year, in this example July 4 1959 to July 4 1960 when Hawaii was added... but Alaskans would have...
A question for those in the U.S.: how many of you fly a flag with fewer than 50 stars?
(BTW I'm taking my first look at this thread-- maybe flags were mentioned previously.)
First time finding point-end bow ties at any of my favorite budget stores-- "Forsyth" brand at Burlington for $12.99.
I held off to see if more patterns turn up-- they had black and wine red, each with a few colored doo dads on them.
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