What makes you say Oh Yeah?.....
- Thread starter ladybug2004
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Oh my damn! Well, "Whoopie-Gob" sounds better than "Gob-Whoopie" anyway. Kinda like "Ethel Lu's" and "Lucy Eth's." 
SeaRide
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4th of July BangBang (shotguns, dynamites and m-80s)
smell of muck at low tide
porch swing in the evening
the sight of rabbit track in the snow
take down tobacco and pack 'em at night by the woodstove with an old man talking about good ole' days
rotten strawberry fights
mudball fights
snowball fights
throw cowpies - dry or wet
smell of grandmaw's homemade biscuits
drinking warm milk after milking the cows before sunrise
watching two big fat possums fighting it's way out of the barrel
float fishing down the mountain river
loggin .. sight of big tall timber falling slowly
the smell after plowing the field in the spring
ride the bike after repair (parts from junkyard/landfill)
watch the sunset and the moonrise while paddling
the first walk in deep snow
watch the fog disappear from the lake/bay/mountain
smell of wood in my Dad's woodshop
ring the old bell by the barn
smell of muck at low tide
porch swing in the evening
the sight of rabbit track in the snow
take down tobacco and pack 'em at night by the woodstove with an old man talking about good ole' days
rotten strawberry fights
mudball fights
snowball fights
throw cowpies - dry or wet
smell of grandmaw's homemade biscuits
drinking warm milk after milking the cows before sunrise
watching two big fat possums fighting it's way out of the barrel
float fishing down the mountain river
loggin .. sight of big tall timber falling slowly
the smell after plowing the field in the spring
ride the bike after repair (parts from junkyard/landfill)
watch the sunset and the moonrise while paddling
the first walk in deep snow
watch the fog disappear from the lake/bay/mountain
smell of wood in my Dad's woodshop
ring the old bell by the barn
Visiting Santa's Village in Santa Cruz with my grandmother when I was a kid.
OldHillcrestGuy
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Butter Brickle Ice Cream Cone and Egg Nog from High's Stores.
Tomcat
Anytime
As a survivor of the 50's on upTigerlily said:
*Stick ball on the front street in the summer and touch football in the fall
*Isley's Skyscraper Ice Cream Cone (they had a special scoop that was like a pointed cone about 6" tall)
*Grandfather taking me to Pittsburgh Pirates ball games at Forbes Field
*Dad's 1965 Mustang GT coupe
The eggnog was sooooo thick & creamy!!! OldHillcrestGuy
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Duckpin bowling, Shakey's Pizza District Hgts., Dino's in Suitland, Gino's Hambuger places, finding nice dark spot in a apartment project parking lot for a little 'neckin' in Hillcrest or Marlow Hgts. try doing that now. Remembering Waldorf with only 2 stoplights. Gas at 23 cents, Exxon's which use to be Esso gas stations with scratch offs called tiggerama that had different amounts of money like maybe 8 cents or 10 cents you could put toward your gas purchase, I remember having like about 40 cents worth of them once and using only them once to buy my gas so that my buddies and I could cruise around some more that evening got almost a gallon and hallf of gas.
I had the crap scared out of me every time they came out carrying that BEASTLY tub of ice cream on the stretcher, with the whistles and sirens blaring!! 
OldHillcrestGuy
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Didnot know Allie, gee I thought maybe a Italian named Dino ran the place, pizza was excellent.
OldHillcrestGuy
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If we all loved Butter Brickle ice cream whats happened to it? Closest I can find is by Friendly's think its called Butter Cream. Where is there still Duckpin Lanes, last I knew about was Suitland, once Curly's closed in Waldorf.