Friday, April 22, 2022

Fun Memes For A Fun Friday ~ 2

 











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  1. #2: That's a rhetorical question, yes?

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  2. I remember cigarette machines that were .45 a pack!

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    1. I remember when you put a quarter in the machine and got a penny change in the cellophane on the bottom of the pack

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    2. Matthew, now it would take a ten dollar bill if they still had machines.

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    3. boron, I don't remember that, but I remember $1.00 for a carton at the PX.

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    4. Odie - for the life of me I can't remember what they were at the PX in '66-'68. I do remember that I used to buy 5 cartons (not packs) at a time: G-d forbid I should run out (and yes! I was that addicted to "Marbles").

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  3. At Ft. Sill in 1973, the sodas were 25 cents. Other machine had beer. 35 cents. The good old days.

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    1. Unknown, cool, I've never seen a beer machine. Let's bring thoise back.

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  4. The coke machine I used as a kid wouldn't take more than 15 cents. But i will say tha there was a sign on top that was for your additional quarter because they were $0.40c.

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    1. stine2469, I had a Texaco station around the corner and they had the bottles in a machine that were so cold they had a little ice in them for 10 cents.

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  5. We had an old Coke machine in the garage growing up ... under the pealing "10 cents" sticker, read; "deposit nickel, then 2 pennies".

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    1. Was not really a 'sticker', paint was lifting ...

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    2. Djc, we had the 10 cent machine at the local Texaco.

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  6. Hahahahaha! I remember when there weren't any soda machines. :-o

    Great collection today, Odie. Thank you! :-D

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    1. Much as I hate to admit it, Odie, I think I was thinking of soda bottles. 😅

      God bless, Odie.

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  7. WRT 2, most do, actually, but they get their wxmyn card taken away if they admit it.

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  8. 50 cent cokes?? I remember when cokes were 5 cents

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  9. I remember when it was one silver dime. And you could trick the machine by coating your dime in mercury and using it. It wuold slip thru the mechanism and you have your dime back and get a pop!

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    1. Northerner, I remember that happening once in awhile with a regular dime. The whole neighborhood was alerted.

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