Retro Spectators

[PaulaJedi]

I didnt either Prof..The desks we used were all from the 1930s and we never had a TV in any classroom

The teachers would occasionally wheel them in to play an educational video. I don't think any child really watched, though. They turned the lights off and we either wrote notes to each other or slept.

 

[TimeFlipper]

We used to write notes to the girls using an "invisible ink",actually all it is was lemon juice...To find out what was written, the girls only had to use a candle to heat up the paper that the message was written on....This secret way of writing messages were used by governments from the 17th century

 

[TnWatchdog]

I once bought an old jeep, which had a starter button...now that was retro.

 

[TimeFlipper]

These were the keys for my Morris Oxford, that are only on American ebay!! And this is what my car looked like..back in the day.

 

[TnWatchdog]

Do you remember dropping off your film to get developed? Going to pick them up, look, and then put them in a drawer...the one hour photo.
Here is a scene from One Hour Photo staring Robin Williams. Oh yeah, I still have a couple of rolls from way back I haven't got around to develop yet.

 

[TimeFlipper]

In 1966 i bought my first Polaroid swinger camera which developed films in about 2 minutes and i also bought my first cine8 movie camera which i had to send the 8 mm film to Kodak Labs for developing and i got it back within the week

 

[Num7]

Hey, I just found the car I need:

 

[TnWatchdog]

I saw a Dodge Charger on a movie the other day...I want one!!!!!!!1968 Dodge Charger

 

[TimeFlipper]

Now this is what i call a REAL car.. The Tesla S 2016...Every curve on its exterior has been meticulously created down to few microns, for the most aerodynamic shape that exists

 

[TnWatchdog]

This year is the 30 year anniversary of a classic movie, release date June 11, 1986...and to think some of you weren't even born yet. lol