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Posted by Dixieland on May 04, 2005 at 16:16:59 from (69.179.199.187):
I remember when you could;
Make a phone call .10 cent
Buy a big Baby Ruth .10c
Buy a gallon of kerosene .10c
Buy a 10 oz. bottle coke .10c
Get into the Saturday matinee .10c
Buy two packs of gum .10c
Buy a superman comic book .10c
Buy a ride at the fair grounds .10c
Sunday school offering .10c
Just about any thing a young boy wanted cost .10c once upon a time.
And all you had to do was, pick cotton, pick up pecans,or pick up thrown out coke bottles.
If we could'nt make any money, we would trade funny books, eat wild plums and berries, climb trees, swim in the creek, and go bare foot.
I guess that tells my age!
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