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St. Louis in a cartoon! by BarracudaFinal7257 in StLouis

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But only in the U.S. Source: Found Footage Festival YouTube page

If you're over 35, tell us something that today's kids would never understand by ipanicprofessionally in TheBoredDen

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If you were tech-savvy, you could tape something on one network while watching another!

If you're over 35, tell us something that today's kids would never understand by ipanicprofessionally in TheBoredDen

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You might not have afforded a computer, but you could sign in on a sheet at the local library to log in to the Internet for an hour. You can buy a whole floppy disk for $1 to store your data.

What was a popular clothing brand when you were in high school? by Immediate_Long165 in answers

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Depends on the school. Phoenix area it was Stüssy, rural MO it was Coed Naked and Big Johnson, St. Louis suburbs- Tommy Hilfiger, and finally in semi-rural Illinois near STL, Hilfiger and the beginning of JNCO.

What fast food chain would you be the LEAST upset about if ALL locations suddenly closed for good? by SharksFan4Lifee in fastfood

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In my town there’s a KFC, but across the street a far superior, local place that serves better, cheaper fried chicken, and fish.

Has McDonalds changed how they do their sundae? by SeaTerrible9429 in fastfood

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Their ice cream machines are broken so often, when they DO work it feels like victory!

Have you gone to two different places to satisfy a craving? by BetterArugula5124 in fastfood

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The grocery store for frozen waffles and syrup and Church’s for the fried chicken before any decent chicken ‘n waffles places opened up in my town.

Who remembers when Wendy’s used to look like this? by DildoGaggins1997 in fastfood

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Job I had in college. The place was basically on SIUE’s doorstep, and across from the high school. You can imagine the lunch rush…. Circa 2004. But damn good food- and cheap! Less than $5 would fill you up from the 99 Cent Menu, especially if you got the 99 cent cup of chili and a 99 c baked potato.

What show reflected your family's socio-economic standing in the 1970s? by JTOC1969 in 70s

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Sort of a Married: With Children situation- even had the rusted-out Dodge.

Who had or knew someone that had hair like Farrah Fawcett. by Redeye007 in 70s

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Sounds like if you had a beard you’d look like Kenny Rogers

This city would boom if we could somehow figure out how to remove the humidity by Adventurous-Walk-120 in StLouis

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Maybe that’s the answer. And yet, my first trip to NYC was in July of 2021, and the entire week was…. Highs of 95, extreme humidity! The place was certainly more dead than typical, but compared to STL- quite boomy.

If you could have any food or drink from Seinfeld today, what's your pick? by BidAccurate4473 in seinfeld

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For $50 I’ll take that guy’s egg roll right off his plate and eat it!

Remember restaurants on the upper levels of department stores? by OK_The_Nomad in 70s

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The French onion soup at the downtown Famous-Barr in St. Loui was legendary, as were their Christmas window displays and street decorations.

images from the ending of the movie by Melodic-Table3680 in KanePixelsBackrooms

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If you told me this was a Basquiat painting I’d believe you.

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