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Coney Island - 1940's (Original Post) Iwillnevergiveup May 2012 OP
It still has a lot to offer. rug May 2012 #1
Some of those rides would be taboo today..no seat belts in some-being flung around into each other.. angstlessk May 2012 #2
Right, right, right Iwillnevergiveup May 2012 #3
I moved to Rhode Island in the 60's? 70's? angstlessk May 2012 #4
I was probably one of those kids in the little cars edcantor May 2012 #5
And here it is in 1905 Adenoid_Hynkel May 2012 #6

angstlessk

(11,862 posts)
2. Some of those rides would be taboo today..no seat belts in some-being flung around into each other..
Fri May 25, 2012, 05:02 PM
May 2012

loved it!..oh the innocent, yet dangerous days of yore!

Iwillnevergiveup

(9,298 posts)
3. Right, right, right
Sat May 26, 2012, 01:42 AM
May 2012

and how about the food handlers not wearing disposable gloves? It's a wonder we survived!

angstlessk

(11,862 posts)
4. I moved to Rhode Island in the 60's? 70's?
Sat May 26, 2012, 03:49 PM
May 2012

Anyway, 'Hot Weiners' were the hot dogs to consume...and I watched as the maker lined up all those buns on his hairy arm and proceeded to create the MOST delicious hot dog I have ever eaten...

PS I am from the South, and Iced coffee or coffee ice cream was a bizarre conception!

 

edcantor

(325 posts)
5. I was probably one of those kids in the little cars
Sat May 26, 2012, 03:54 PM
May 2012

First time I got to drive something was about 8 in one of the bumper cars there.

I went after another boy about my age, he liked it, too.

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