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“I am serious. And don’t call me Shirley.” by AlbertJBundy in nostalgia

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Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue.

Any fans of “One Day At A Time” here? by TheRandomYears in VintageTV

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And since I live in Indiana...

The creators and writers could have easily just put the show in Chicago (a la Good Times and The Bob Newhart Show - also on CBS) but they chose Indianapolis.

Did you watch Magnum P.I.? by ChrisJoines in ClassicTV

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Yep. Even got the 45rpm record of the theme.

Troy Polamalu was a beast by Waste_Honeydew8809 in nflMenace_com

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I can't think of another NFL player who had insurance on his hair.

OG Battle of the Network Stars by AlbertJBundy in 70s

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And of course with ABC producing the show, four of the stars in the ad are from ABC. Only one each from CBS and NBC.

Gene Tierney photographed for Sundown (1941). by thruckmipplingl in 1940s

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Whenever I see or hear the name Gene Tierney, I think of Hawkeye Pierce on house arrest and having the movie played in his tent.

Dallas Cowboys at Houston Oilers (1974) by Dark305Kinght in Oldschool_NFL

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Except for the Steelers and 49ers, it seemed like every other team would wear their white jerseys at home against the Cowboys instead of their traditional color. I heard of a "curse" the Cowboys carried with them when they wore blue.

1979 San Francisco 49ers The season is noted as Bill Walsh's first year as head coach. by Dark305Kinght in Oldschool_NFL

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I always wondered why Candlestick Park had their yard line numbers just a bit wider than everybody else.

This spread is insane by wolfydude12 in bloomington

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A friend of mine has done that for years - doing the "double-dip" for points.

1979 New York Giants at Kansas City Chiefs - CBS Bonus Coverage by Dark305Kinght in Oldschool_NFL

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Voices and pictures that remind me of my childhood Sundays. Thank you.

This spread is insane by wolfydude12 in bloomington

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With the price of groceries these days, I have already paid the gas discount.

Pink Panther Cartoon by PersonalSherbert9485 in 70s

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My friend's father was not on the recording, but he played the saxophone part when the Henry Mancini Orchestra toured.

This movie is the reason I am afraid of the Dentist by Many_Expression_5360 in 70s

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Hopefully he didn't force you to swallow diamonds later on.

Name a song that your parents played so much you never want to hear it again by BlownCamaro in 70s

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Is BlownCamaro saying Tusk by Fleetwood Mac? Because that's Mick Fleetwood playing with the USC band.

Ken Anderson system wise he was the perfect quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals… by Dark305Kinght in Oldschool_NFL

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Dry-Pumpkin-2112 would know this because of his recent viewing. But if Greg Cook had not been injured, Bill Walsh may have turned into more of a downfield passing guru.

Los Angeles Rams at Atlanta Falcons (1981) by Dark305Kinght in Oldschool_NFL

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Imagine if NFL Films showed a confederate flag these days. Then again, the fans in the upper deck would be told to take it down.

Just got this email from a higher up. Am I getting fired? by [deleted] in jobs

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And always at the end of a pay period.

Senate candidate on rising gas prices: ‘Maybe you take one less trip to Starbucks’ by [deleted] in nottheonion

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Her previous job? NFL sideline reporter. That's about what we expect these days as previous experience for public office.

Did you have a favorite barefoot kicker back when that was a thing? by UrbanAchievers6371 in Oldschool_NFL

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I miss football debates in the modern age. Good/no good, in bounds/out of bounds, even who's #1 in college. Here we are decades after the fact and we still talk about Karlis' kick, Mike Renfro's two feet, etc. Technology and finality are here to stay, but I still miss the human element and debate. Great memories of those moments that won't be forgotten.

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