Kyalami
Does TARLTON still exists [apparently yes but closed due to the plague] - went there to see ''jet cars''
I remember this from my childhood.
SSHHHHH ......... don't wake it up.
With a pair of leather soles. That takes alot!
I wonder if it's still possible to send a telegram?
I think technology pretty much put an end to that.
I think it was like 30 or 40c a word back then. And shortened text like lol did not exist.
...and the first drone to ever hit me in the face...
Messaging in the 1960s
Your party depiction made me smile @Hooked .
I grew up with parties just like the one you showed. We had fantastic parties with simple fare.
I had very few toys as a kid. I can still remember most of them. They all had some kind of educational value.
If a child doesn't have boxes full of toys today they are seen to be deprived.
I grew up with parties just like the one you showed. We had fantastic parties with simple fare.
I had very few toys as a kid. I can still remember most of them. They all had some kind of educational value.
If a child doesn't have boxes full of toys today they are seen to be deprived.
Me too.
We grew up with this little hexagonal shaped ball that had shaped holes to put the ball, square and triangle in the correct shaped holes - passed down through the babies, my sister was the last one to play with it.
it was this one
Why is that as kids, it was easy to climb trees but now in our adult years, it's harder???
As kids, we were not full of crap as we are as adults, so we are heavier now
@Puff the Magic Dragon If a child doesn't have a mobile these days they feel deprived!
And by the way, my tastes haven't changed much. I still love Neopolitan ice-cream!
I loved bubble gum flavoured ice cream when I was a kid. And black ice cream too
My excuse is that im drunk most of the times
Only an on and off remote. There weren't channels in South Africa yet?
It's the fear factor. As kids fear is not a factor.
....and volume
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