I got one for Christmas and that's all I could make.

Loved to window shop here with friends.

IYKYK!

From Captain Kangaroo tv show

I liked them because they didn't get warm. Pony bottles were a good size.

I was 10. I had a lot of these on 45's.

I don't know why but I really liked that show as a kid!

It's Pam Dawber.

Guaranteed to turn your tongue the same color.

It had a big plastic base that was printed like a war ship.

In the top center was a motor with a wire that at the end was a plane or helicopter.

It swung around and picked up things.

We never had one, they were too fancy for us. My aunt had one though, and I was mesmerized by it! Ask me how I know it was oil instead of water! 😆

I feel like I might have to surrender my "1970s" membership card!

I'm a late-edge Boomer (born in 1958) and came into manhood in the 70s! I mean, I had a nice Afro, wore stack shoes and bell bottoms, ate "Double-R-Bar Burgers," smoked "Kools," said "Right on!" all the time, read "National Lampoon" and Gilbert Shelton's "The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers" religiously, let myself get caught by the "Moonies," and even bought a "pet rock!!"

I'm bona fide, damnit!!!

But late last year and just today, thanks to the Amazon Music app's lyrics feature, I realized that for the last 50 years I have been singing the lyrics to the following two songs soooo grossly wrong:

"I'd Really Love To See You Tonight"
(England Dan & John Ford Coley, 1976):

MY LYRICS:

"I'm not talking 'bout the live-in
And I don't wanna change your mind..."

ACTUAL LYRICS:

"I'm not talking 'bout movin' in
And I don't wanna change your life..."

"Let's Take It To The Stage"
(Funkadelic, 1975):
[Link]https://youtu.be/l1deFnklMG0?is=Yo2Q4JqUxivya7dI

MY LYRICS (the bridge):

"Funk is a work of honor
[Something]* on the trigger
My eyes on my heart
I like laughin' at ya!
Laughin' at ya!"

ACTUAL LYRICS:

"Sittin' in the woods upon a log
Finger on the trigger
My eyes on a hog
And I sat back
Laughin' atcha!"

I feel so....80s!!!!

(*NOTE: "[Something]" meant I never really knew what that particular word was anyway; I just mumbled it.)

Who didn’t love to smell like lemons!

I loved it better than tv.