<VV> My Hero (no Corvair )

[cash case]

While I'm just a bit too young to remember when TV's didn't exist, by 
the time I was 10 I was hooked. I don't think we had one until early 
60's. I was born in 1960. I don't remember any Corvair commercials. Of 
course by the time I was interested in cars, Corvairs had fallen out of 
favor. I do remember the cigarette commercials. For some reason I also 
remember some of the Chrysler commercials. The Dodge Challenger was 
another of my favorite cars. I sold mine in '88 for grocery money. I 
still kick myself for that!

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Cash Case, Art guy -
Home phone: 972-444-8531
Cell phone: 214-280-8998
"Some people are like slinkies.
They're not worth much,
but you can't help but smile
when they tumble down the stairs!"
On Jan 25, 2005, at 4:51 AM, Ken Wildman wrote:

> At 07:18 PM 1/24/2005, Rick & Janet Norris wrote:
>> I remember watching the old game show, Who Do You Trust when he was 
>> the host. Some old stand up guy named Woody Woodberry took it after 
>> he left. I was a fan of the Tonight Show when Steve Allen originated 
>> it and I was a fan of Jack Paar but Carson was the best.
>> Of course, I remember when NOBODY in our neighborhood had a TV!! It 
>> was tough watching the radio but, my imagination was all the 
>> entertainment I needed.
>>
>> Rick Norris
>
> Rick:
>
> I hate to be the one to break the news, but you don't have to watch TV 
> through the speaker grill.....
> Ken
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