[FairfieldLife] FFL CLassified Ads [was Re: Post Count Fri 16-Aug-13 00:15:06 UTC]
Very Cool! Solves the X-ray specs question! I remember two novelty items I had, though neither was purchased from the back of a comic book. One was what looked like a machine for rolling cigarettes, where a blank piece of paper the size of a dollar bill was concealed inside. I'd ask someone for a dollar, saying I'd smooth it out for them - out would come plain paper instead! The other one was an Uncle Fester lightbulb, from the Addams Family show. I'd put it in my mouth, with a penny on my tongue (no worries about choking hazards back then), and the lightbulb would light up! --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Seraphita s3raphita@... wrote: Mail-Order Mysteries: Real Stuff from Old Comic Book Ads! Doc, you might want to check out this book. Click the link, then click on the Look Inside option and scroll down. This is a real Aladdin's cave of the sort of tacky products that fired the imaginations of impressionable kids back in the day. It also shows the reality of what gullible buyers actually ended up with. I'm going to have to order a copy! http://www.amazon.com/Mail-Order-Mysteries-Real-Stuff-Comic/dp/160887026\ X http://www.amazon.com/Mail-Order-Mysteries-Real-Stuff-Comic/dp/16088702\ 6X --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: I always wanted the Sea Monkeys, or the X-Ray glasses.
[FairfieldLife] FFL CLassified Ads [was Re: Post Count Fri 16-Aug-13 00:15:06 UTC]
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@... wrote: Very Cool! Solves the X-ray specs question! I remember two novelty items I had, though neither was purchased from the back of a comic book. One was what looked like a machine for rolling cigarettes, where a blank piece of paper the size of a dollar bill was concealed inside. I'd ask someone for a dollar, saying I'd smooth it out for them - out would come plain paper instead! The other one was an Uncle Fester lightbulb, from the Addams Family show. I'd put it in my mouth, with a penny on my tongue (no worries about choking hazards back then), and the lightbulb would light up! What a kid you are, I love it. I too, was an avid comic book reader as a kid. We were living in Germany at the time (1966-1969) and I could only get US comics from the PX down near Frankfurt so they were a bit hard to come by as we lived north of that. I don't even remember why my mom was allowed to shop there as we weren't military but I had my special stacks of comics in my wardrobe (no closets in the German houses back then) and I, too, thought longingly of those sea monkeys, the X ray specs and a few other goodies but knew that ordering them from the States would have been a bigger deal than if I lived in the US, plus, some little part of me figured these things were not all they were cracked up to be and I would be disappointed. I also loved those Addams Family cartoons, so morbid and dark and the illustrations were fabulous. I always had a fascination for the macabre and still do, so they appealed to me very much as a kid. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Seraphita s3raphita@ wrote: Mail-Order Mysteries: Real Stuff from Old Comic Book Ads! Doc, you might want to check out this book. Click the link, then click on the Look Inside option and scroll down. This is a real Aladdin's cave of the sort of tacky products that fired the imaginations of impressionable kids back in the day. It also shows the reality of what gullible buyers actually ended up with. I'm going to have to order a copy! http://www.amazon.com/Mail-Order-Mysteries-Real-Stuff-Comic/dp/160887026\ \ X 6X --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: I always wanted the Sea Monkeys, or the X-Ray glasses.
Re: [FairfieldLife] FFL CLassified Ads [was Re: Post Count Fri 16-Aug-13 00:15:06 UTC]
When I was a kid and visited Granny Long in Upper Marlboro, MD (yes, home of Marlboro cigarettes), she'd take me to the local Woolworth's and allow me to buy a dollars worth of comics to read while she took an afternoon nap. Agonizing choices! Some of the super hero comics were 10 cents so if I got a bunch of them, it meant less moola for Casper the Friendly Ghost, etc. Never heard of that trick before, Doc. Giggling imagining you with a lit lightbulb in your mouth (-: From: doctordumb...@rocketmail.com doctordumb...@rocketmail.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, August 18, 2013 8:34 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] FFL CLassified Ads [was Re: Post Count Fri 16-Aug-13 00:15:06 UTC] Very Cool! Solves the X-ray specs question! I remember two novelty items I had, though neither was purchased from the back of a comic book. One was what looked like a machine for rolling cigarettes, where a blank piece of paper the size of a dollar bill was concealed inside. I'd ask someone for a dollar, saying I'd smooth it out for them - out would come plain paper instead! The other one was an Uncle Fester lightbulb, from the Addams Family show. I'd put it in my mouth, with a penny on my tongue (no worries about choking hazards back then), and the lightbulb would light up! --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Seraphita s3raphita@... wrote: Mail-Order Mysteries: Real Stuff from Old Comic Book Ads! Doc, you might want to check out this book. Click the link, then click on the Look Inside option and scroll down. This is a real Aladdin's cave of the sort of tacky products that fired the imaginations of impressionable kids back in the day. It also shows the reality of what gullible buyers actually ended up with. I'm going to have to order a copy! http://www.amazon.com/Mail-Order-Mysteries-Real-Stuff-Comic/dp/160887026\ X http://www.amazon.com/Mail-Order-Mysteries-Real-Stuff-Comic/dp/16088702\ 6X --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: I always wanted the Sea Monkeys, or the X-Ray glasses.
[FairfieldLife] FFL CLassified Ads [was Re: Post Count Fri 16-Aug-13 00:15:06 UTC]
I'm not growing older, I'm growing better!, he said, admiring his reflection in the mirror - pink polo with collar turned up, white belt, and shoes, khakis, no sideburns, and Ray-Bans. bitchin', let's disco, he thought confidently, the crooning of Barry White issuing from the living room. Remote controlled drapes, penthouse, white shag carpet throughout, scotch and soda, stripper pole, the works. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann awoelflebater@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: Very Cool! Solves the X-ray specs question! I remember two novelty items I had, though neither was purchased from the back of a comic book. One was what looked like a machine for rolling cigarettes, where a blank piece of paper the size of a dollar bill was concealed inside. I'd ask someone for a dollar, saying I'd smooth it out for them - out would come plain paper instead! The other one was an Uncle Fester lightbulb, from the Addams Family show. I'd put it in my mouth, with a penny on my tongue (no worries about choking hazards back then), and the lightbulb would light up! What a kid you are, I love it. I too, was an avid comic book reader as a kid. We were living in Germany at the time (1966-1969) and I could only get US comics from the PX down near Frankfurt so they were a bit hard to come by as we lived north of that. I don't even remember why my mom was allowed to shop there as we weren't military but I had my special stacks of comics in my wardrobe (no closets in the German houses back then) and I, too, thought longingly of those sea monkeys, the X ray specs and a few other goodies but knew that ordering them from the States would have been a bigger deal than if I lived in the US, plus, some little part of me figured these things were not all they were cracked up to be and I would be disappointed. I also loved those Addams Family cartoons, so morbid and dark and the illustrations were fabulous. I always had a fascination for the macabre and still do, so they appealed to me very much as a kid. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Seraphita s3raphita@ wrote: Mail-Order Mysteries: Real Stuff from Old Comic Book Ads! Doc, you might want to check out this book. Click the link, then click on the Look Inside option and scroll down. This is a real Aladdin's cave of the sort of tacky products that fired the imaginations of impressionable kids back in the day. It also shows the reality of what gullible buyers actually ended up with. I'm going to have to order a copy! http://www.amazon.com/Mail-Order-Mysteries-Real-Stuff-Comic/dp/160887026\ \ X 6X --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: I always wanted the Sea Monkeys, or the X-Ray glasses.
[FairfieldLife] FFL CLassified Ads [was Re: Post Count Fri 16-Aug-13 00:15:06 UTC]
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@... wrote: I'm not growing older, I'm growing better!, he said, admiring his reflection in the mirror - pink polo with collar turned up, white belt, and shoes, khakis, no sideburns, and Ray-Bans. bitchin', let's disco, he thought confidently, the crooning of Barry White issuing from the living room. Remote controlled drapes, penthouse, white shag carpet throughout, scotch and soda, stripper pole, the works. . --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann awoelflebater@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: Very Cool! Solves the X-ray specs question! I remember two novelty items I had, though neither was purchased from the back of a comic book. One was what looked like a machine for rolling cigarettes, where a blank piece of paper the size of a dollar bill was concealed inside. I'd ask someone for a dollar, saying I'd smooth it out for them - out would come plain paper instead! The other one was an Uncle Fester lightbulb, from the Addams Family show. I'd put it in my mouth, with a penny on my tongue (no worries about choking hazards back then), and the lightbulb would light up! What a kid you are, I love it. I too, was an avid comic book reader as a kid. We were living in Germany at the time (1966-1969) and I could only get US comics from the PX down near Frankfurt so they were a bit hard to come by as we lived north of that. I don't even remember why my mom was allowed to shop there as we weren't military but I had my special stacks of comics in my wardrobe (no closets in the German houses back then) and I, too, thought longingly of those sea monkeys, the X ray specs and a few other goodies but knew that ordering them from the States would have been a bigger deal than if I lived in the US, plus, some little part of me figured these things were not all they were cracked up to be and I would be disappointed. I also loved those Addams Family cartoons, so morbid and dark and the illustrations were fabulous. I always had a fascination for the macabre and still do, so they appealed to me very much as a kid. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Seraphita s3raphita@ wrote: Mail-Order Mysteries: Real Stuff from Old Comic Book Ads! Doc, you might want to check out this book. Click the link, then click on the Look Inside option and scroll down. This is a real Aladdin's cave of the sort of tacky products that fired the imaginations of impressionable kids back in the day. It also shows the reality of what gullible buyers actually ended up with. I'm going to have to order a copy! http://www.amazon.com/Mail-Order-Mysteries-Real-Stuff-Comic/dp/160887026\ \ \ X 6X --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: I always wanted the Sea Monkeys, or the X-Ray glasses.
Re: [FairfieldLife] FFL CLassified Ads [was Re: Post Count Fri 16-Aug-13 00:15:06 UTC]
ugh ugh ugh ugh ugh! I think this is the guy they used as a model to create the Ken Barbie doll! And we all know what that doll lacked! From: Ann awoelfleba...@yahoo.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, August 18, 2013 11:14 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] FFL CLassified Ads [was Re: Post Count Fri 16-Aug-13 00:15:06 UTC] --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@... wrote: I'm not growing older, I'm growing better!, he said, admiring his reflection in the mirror - pink polo with collar turned up, white belt, and shoes, khakis, no sideburns, and Ray-Bans. bitchin', let's disco, he thought confidently, the crooning of Barry White issuing from the living room. Remote controlled drapes, penthouse, white shag carpet throughout, scotch and soda, stripper pole, the works. . --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann awoelflebater@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: Very Cool! Solves the X-ray specs question! I remember two novelty items I had, though neither was purchased from the back of a comic book. One was what looked like a machine for rolling cigarettes, where a blank piece of paper the size of a dollar bill was concealed inside. I'd ask someone for a dollar, saying I'd smooth it out for them - out would come plain paper instead! The other one was an Uncle Fester lightbulb, from the Addams Family show. I'd put it in my mouth, with a penny on my tongue (no worries about choking hazards back then), and the lightbulb would light up! What a kid you are, I love it. I too, was an avid comic book reader as a kid. We were living in Germany at the time (1966-1969) and I could only get US comics from the PX down near Frankfurt so they were a bit hard to come by as we lived north of that. I don't even remember why my mom was allowed to shop there as we weren't military but I had my special stacks of comics in my wardrobe (no closets in the German houses back then) and I, too, thought longingly of those sea monkeys, the X ray specs and a few other goodies but knew that ordering them from the States would have been a bigger deal than if I lived in the US, plus, some little part of me figured these things were not all they were cracked up to be and I would be disappointed. I also loved those Addams Family cartoons, so morbid and dark and the illustrations were fabulous. I always had a fascination for the macabre and still do, so they appealed to me very much as a kid. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Seraphita s3raphita@ wrote: Mail-Order Mysteries: Real Stuff from Old Comic Book Ads! Doc, you might want to check out this book. Click the link, then click on the Look Inside option and scroll down. This is a real Aladdin's cave of the sort of tacky products that fired the imaginations of impressionable kids back in the day. It also shows the reality of what gullible buyers actually ended up with. I'm going to have to order a copy! http://www.amazon.com/Mail-Order-Mysteries-Real-Stuff-Comic/dp/160887026\ \ X 6X --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: I always wanted the Sea Monkeys, or the X-Ray glasses.
[FairfieldLife] FFL CLassified Ads [was Re: Post Count Fri 16-Aug-13 00:15:06 UTC]
Dude! --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann awoelflebater@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: I'm not growing older, I'm growing better!, he said, admiring his reflection in the mirror - pink polo with collar turned up, white belt, and shoes, khakis, no sideburns, and Ray-Bans. bitchin', let's disco, he thought confidently, the crooning of Barry White issuing from the living room. Remote controlled drapes, penthouse, white shag carpet throughout, scotch and soda, stripper pole, the works. . --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann awoelflebater@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: Very Cool! Solves the X-ray specs question! I remember two novelty items I had, though neither was purchased from the back of a comic book. One was what looked like a machine for rolling cigarettes, where a blank piece of paper the size of a dollar bill was concealed inside. I'd ask someone for a dollar, saying I'd smooth it out for them - out would come plain paper instead! The other one was an Uncle Fester lightbulb, from the Addams Family show. I'd put it in my mouth, with a penny on my tongue (no worries about choking hazards back then), and the lightbulb would light up! What a kid you are, I love it. I too, was an avid comic book reader as a kid. We were living in Germany at the time (1966-1969) and I could only get US comics from the PX down near Frankfurt so they were a bit hard to come by as we lived north of that. I don't even remember why my mom was allowed to shop there as we weren't military but I had my special stacks of comics in my wardrobe (no closets in the German houses back then) and I, too, thought longingly of those sea monkeys, the X ray specs and a few other goodies but knew that ordering them from the States would have been a bigger deal than if I lived in the US, plus, some little part of me figured these things were not all they were cracked up to be and I would be disappointed. I also loved those Addams Family cartoons, so morbid and dark and the illustrations were fabulous. I always had a fascination for the macabre and still do, so they appealed to me very much as a kid. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Seraphita s3raphita@ wrote: Mail-Order Mysteries: Real Stuff from Old Comic Book Ads! Doc, you might want to check out this book. Click the link, then click on the Look Inside option and scroll down. This is a real Aladdin's cave of the sort of tacky products that fired the imaginations of impressionable kids back in the day. It also shows the reality of what gullible buyers actually ended up with. I'm going to have to order a copy! http://www.amazon.com/Mail-Order-Mysteries-Real-Stuff-Comic/dp/160887026\ \ \ X 6X --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: I always wanted the Sea Monkeys, or the X-Ray glasses.
[FairfieldLife] FFL CLassified Ads [was Re: Post Count Fri 16-Aug-13 00:15:06 UTC]
Other fascinating facts about Brad - Drives a 1982 Camaro, Knight Rider special edition, shops at Penney's cuz the babes r hot, AND tried pot once, but ended up cross dressing in public and never smoked it again. Now, its just you, and my Chesterfield 100's, baby. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@... wrote: ugh ugh ugh ugh ugh! I think this is the guy they used as a model to create the Ken Barbie doll! And we all know what that doll lacked! From: Ann awoelflebater@... To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, August 18, 2013 11:14 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] FFL CLassified Ads [was Re: Post Count Fri 16-Aug-13 00:15:06 UTC] Â --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: I'm not growing older, I'm growing better!, he said, admiring his reflection in the mirror - pink polo with collar turned up, white belt, and shoes, khakis, no sideburns, and Ray-Bans. bitchin', let's disco, he thought confidently, the crooning of Barry White issuing from the living room. Remote controlled drapes, penthouse, white shag carpet throughout, scotch and soda, stripper pole, the works. . --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann awoelflebater@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: Very Cool! Solves the X-ray specs question! I remember two novelty items I had, though neither was purchased from the back of a comic book. One was what looked like a machine for rolling cigarettes, where a blank piece of paper the size of a dollar bill was concealed inside. I'd ask someone for a dollar, saying I'd smooth it out for them - out would come plain paper instead! The other one was an Uncle Fester lightbulb, from the Addams Family show. I'd put it in my mouth, with a penny on my tongue (no worries about choking hazards back then), and the lightbulb would light up! What a kid you are, I love it. I too, was an avid comic book reader as a kid. We were living in Germany at the time (1966-1969) and I could only get US comics from the PX down near Frankfurt so they were a bit hard to come by as we lived north of that. I don't even remember why my mom was allowed to shop there as we weren't military but I had my special stacks of comics in my wardrobe (no closets in the German houses back then) and I, too, thought longingly of those sea monkeys, the X ray specs and a few other goodies but knew that ordering them from the States would have been a bigger deal than if I lived in the US, plus, some little part of me figured these things were not all they were cracked up to be and I would be disappointed. I also loved those Addams Family cartoons, so morbid and dark and the illustrations were fabulous. I always had a fascination for the macabre and still do, so they appealed to me very much as a kid. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Seraphita s3raphita@ wrote: Mail-Order Mysteries: Real Stuff from Old Comic Book Ads! Doc, you might want to check out this book. Click the link, then click on the Look Inside option and scroll down. This is a real Aladdin's cave of the sort of tacky products that fired the imaginations of impressionable kids back in the day. It also shows the reality of what gullible buyers actually ended up with. I'm going to have to order a copy! http://www.amazon.com/Mail-Order-Mysteries-Real-Stuff-Comic/dp/160887026\ \ X 6X --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: I always wanted the Sea Monkeys, or the X-Ray glasses.
[FairfieldLife] FFL CLassified Ads [was Re: Post Count Fri 16-Aug-13 00:15:06 UTC]
I wonder if he bought them off the back of a comic book, and got the little ferris wheel and teeter totter always shown in the picture? Also I recall one of them wearing a crown in the illustration. Did they include tweezers so the hat could be placed just so, on one of the Sea Monkeys? --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Seraphita s3raphita@... wrote: From Wiki:The astronaut http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astronaut John Glenn http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Glenn took Sea-Monkeys into space on October 29, 1998 aboard Space Shuttle Discovery http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_Discovery during mission STS-95 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STS-95 . After nine days in space, they were returned to Earth, and hatched eight weeks later apparently unaffected by their travels. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Seraphita wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: I always wanted the Sea Monkeys, or the X-Ray glasses. Sea Monkeys gave me the creeps. But yes, X-Ray specs were probably my second-favourite ads. Just think how many disappointed kids (and cheated teenage boys on a hormone surge) there must have been who went ahead and bought them.
[FairfieldLife] FFL CLassified Ads [was Re: Post Count Fri 16-Aug-13 00:15:06 UTC]
Mail-Order Mysteries: Real Stuff from Old Comic Book Ads! Doc, you might want to check out this book. Click the link, then click on the Look Inside option and scroll down. This is a real Aladdin's cave of the sort of tacky products that fired the imaginations of impressionable kids back in the day. It also shows the reality of what gullible buyers actually ended up with. I'm going to have to order a copy! http://www.amazon.com/Mail-Order-Mysteries-Real-Stuff-Comic/dp/160887026\ X http://www.amazon.com/Mail-Order-Mysteries-Real-Stuff-Comic/dp/16088702\ 6X --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@... wrote: I always wanted the Sea Monkeys, or the X-Ray glasses.
[FairfieldLife] FFL CLassified Ads [was Re: Post Count Fri 16-Aug-13 00:15:06 UTC]
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[FairfieldLife] FFL CLassified Ads [was Re: Post Count Fri 16-Aug-13 00:15:06 UTC]
I always wanted the Sea Monkeys, or the X-Ray glasses. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Seraphita s3raphita@... wrote: Hypno Coin New pocket size invention helps hypnotize in minutes. It must work or your money back. Thrill them and amaze them at parties and gatherings with fascinating hypnotic feats of memory, stunts and exhibitions. Hypnotic Aids Supply Co95 Madison AvenueNew York (This was my favourite ad from those old-time Superhero comics.) --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: SEX FOR SALE! Lose weight, feel more attractive, and be happier, all within the comfort of your own home! That's right! We'll ship SEX straight to your doorstep, in an ordinary package, CONFIDENTIALLY!Your neighbors will NEVER know! Sign up for a subscription service, to receive SEX every day, every week, or just receive SEX once! Your choice, with a Money Back Guarantee! How much, you ask?? SEX sometimes sells for as much as $300 per delivery! Not even close! $100? $75? Fifty bucks? NOPE - Just $19.95, for each time you get SEX, plus shipping and *handling* (wink, wink). Daily and weekly subscription services are also available. Go for our SUPER SAVER package, and get SEX for as little as *75 cents*!! Sign up NOW - You'll be glad you did! --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Seraphita s3raphita@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, obbajeeba wrote: House for rent. 3 Bedroom 3 Bath Close to college. Garage available for smoker's. Please contact: Mrs. Whatz'sherename Want to Start Earning Cash Today with Online Surveys? Earn up to $10 per survey, gift vouchers free products Work whenever you want, wherever you want Free to register and take partMarket research provides a convenient way to earn some money whenever and wherever you have a spare moment. Thousands upon thousands of people accumulate extra money this way and today you can join them. Please contact: slave-labour.com
[FairfieldLife] FFL CLassified Ads [was Re: Post Count Fri 16-Aug-13 00:15:06 UTC]
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@... wrote: I always wanted the Sea Monkeys, or the X-Ray glasses. Sea Monkeys gave me the creeps. But yes, X-Ray specs were probably my second-favourite ads. Just think how many disappointed kids (and cheated teenage boys on a hormone surge) there must have been who went ahead and bought them.
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