Saturday October 11th 2014

[magicpapa]

They sure ain't the the Good Old Days...............

 

[magicpapa]

 

[u2me57]

Good morning. Yeah, I just heard a couple of weeks ago that they don't show Sat. morning cartoons any more. What a shame. I'm never up at that time, but still....

 

[fordman]

Morning all!

Nope, no more cartoons on Saturday mornings anymore. Filled with news and infomercials. Im a big Hanna-Barberra & Tex Avery guy.

Parts are flowing at Ford Motor company this morning. Wet, drizzly morning here in Cincy. Supposed to dry up a little for youth football this afternoon, lets hope so.

Enjoy your day all!

Fordman

 

[magicpapa]

Who Isnt A Tex Avery Fan

 

[BenG76]

Good morning all.

 

[magicpapa]

Good morning all.

morn' , I'll have to check with my son and see what hes gonna do with his Crime Dogs

 

[BenG76]

morn' , I'll have to check with my son and see what hes gonna do with his Crime Dogs

I have my needs list in my signature so check it out should he decide to let some go. Thanks

 

[magicpapa]

I have my needs list in my signature so check it out should he decide to let some go. Thanks

he has quite a fewof them,............ IIOOSS Jumbo, UD Allstar JUMBO Gold, Superstar Samplers......ect

 

[MrMet]

Morning all, make it a great one!

 

[69MetsFan]

Good morning all!
Good ol' Saturday morning cartoons.
My favorites were Bugs Bunny and Tom & Jerry.
There's something about a rabbit making two hillbilly's square dance that cracks me up every time.

 

[magicpapa]

 

[lambert58]

Good morning everyone. Peter Potomus and So-so, Quick Draw, Mogilla Gorilla and all those other cartoons kicked ass! Getting ready to hit the garage sales shortly. Have a great day

 

[magicpapa]

Good morning all!
Good ol' Saturday morning cartoons.
My favorites were Bugs Bunny and Tom & Jerry.
There's something about a rabbit making two hillbilly's square dance that cracks me up every time.

Gotta Love Looney Tunes

 

[magicpapa]

Good morning everyone. Peter Potomus and So-so, Quick Draw, Mogilla Gorilla and all those other cartoons kicked ass! Getting ready to hit the garage sales shortly. Have a great day

 

[lambert58]

Do you remember Yippee, Yappee & yahooey, the three Mouseketeers[FONT=arial, sans-serif]. Hey Papa, in the Thrift store thread I showed some pics of some Hong Kong Hot Wheels I found. I know you had some Redlines from back in the day -about page 122 in the thread if you wanted to see.[/FONT]

 

[tramers]

COOOFFFEEE . long day , G/S football game at noon

 

[MrMet]

Man where's all the talk about the cartoons I know and love? Transformers, GIJoe, Thundercats?!

 

[magicpapa]

Do you remember Yippee, Yappee & yahooey, the three Mouseketeers. Hey Papa, in the Thrift store thread I showed some pics of some Hong Kong Hot Wheels I found. I know you had some Redlines from back in the day -about page 122 in the thread if you wanted to see.

Yup I Does

Nice Finds On The Redlines................ Love that Red Baron, I nave The One with the pointy Thing

Red Baron was a car in the 1970 Hot Wheels series. The story behind this casting is complex - in 1968 (possibly due to the popularity of the "Peanuts" cartoon character Snoopy's imaginary battles with the Red Baron) Monogram introduced a model kit of a stylized hot-rod incorporating a WWI German infantry helmet (Pickelhaube) and an Iron Cross motif on the radiator. In 1969, Chuck Miller built a working life-size version of the car, and the Hot Wheels casting appeared in 1970. Interestingly, although the Hot Wheels version has fenders (UK: mudguards), neither the Monogram kit nor Miller's car has them.
For a short time, Mattel owned Monogram, and the Hot Wheels "Red Baron" was included as a bonus in some model kit boxes.
[h=2]1970 versions[/h] Capped redlines front and back.Tall point on helmet

 

[magicpapa]

“Doc, I think my son has VD,” a patient told his urologist on the phone, “The only woman he’s screwed is our maid.” “Okay, don’t be hard on him. He’s just a kid,” the medic soothed, “Get him in here right away and I’ll take care of him.” “But I've been screwing the maid too, and I've got the same symptoms he has.” “Then you come in with him and I’ll fix you both up,” replied the doctor. “Well,” the man admitted, “I think my wife has it too.” “Oh crap!” the physician roared, “That means we've all got it!”