The Lighter Side of Social Distancing
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If that’s the correct answer I wasn’t aware of it. The couple I’m thinking of is later than that.
Well I’ll be. You’re right. Extra credit for you!!! My incorrect answer was Fred and Wilma Flintstone.
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DuckDuckGo.com is my friend.Well I’ll be. You’re right. Extra credit for you!!!
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Well I’m pretty sure the Stone Age was before 1947, so maybe you’re both right.Well I’ll be. You’re right. Extra credit for you!!! My incorrect answer was Fred and Wilma Flintstone.
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Duck's the Port side attack
then
Duck's the Starboard side attack
and then
GO's between them.
Jim...
Not sailing has saved lots of time for the important stuff.
I think it was very limited if it existed at all. Radio was king. A friend of mine is an early TV collector. I'm pretty sure he told us TV technology existed for many years before TV became widespread but there was no programming. It took years for the radio industry to morph in TV. No one believed that TV would usurp radio. They didn't know how to create content. In my memory, it was at least 1960 before I saw TV. Car 54 was the first show I remember. "Oooh Oooh"
I must be a little older than you. My first memory is the coronation of Elisibeth 2nd in 1952
American Bandstand, Howdy Dowdy, the Mickey Mouse Club, the Honeymooners, Ed Sullivan, and too many more to remember. I could lay claim to remember the Queen's coronation, however that would be stretching the limits of credibility of an infant's memory.
.....and before that: Flash Gordon,Tail-Spin Tommy and Crusader Rabbit. Almost as old as dirt!
My first TV memories were Omnibus on Sunday Morning, Ed Herlihy (SP) and Mighty Mouse. Almost broke my leg flying off the stoop of my Halls Kitchen Tenement. My father worked with TV and Fax machines during WWII. They were faxing color photos back to Washington with a 6 foot diameter drum said my dad. I didn't have a fax machine in my office til 1983.
Before I retired we listened to the radio on night shift. CKNW had "The Owl Prowl" and it was all those old radio shows. the shadow, the green arrow, George and Gracie. A great way to pass a quiet night at work.
