I enjoyed Mighty Mouse, but the show had no girls. Mickey Mouse had a few lookers, my favorite being Cheryl Holdridge (now deceased) who was a real cutie.Here's another Mouseketeer of a different sort...
I enjoyed Mighty Mouse, but the show had no girls. Mickey Mouse had a few lookers, my favorite being Cheryl Holdridge (now deceased) who was a real cutie.
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I enjoyed Mighty Mouse, but the show had no girls. Mickey Mouse had a few lookers, my favorite being Cheryl Holdridge (now deceased) who was a real cutie.
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I enjoyed Mighty Mouse, but the show had no girls. Mickey Mouse had a few lookers, my favorite being Cheryl Holdridge (now deceased) who was a real cutie.
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Here's one for you when she was a bit older than a Mouseketeer. (By the way, posting pictures is pretty easy. Just copy the URL from the photo you want { this one was https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/49/c2/3a/49c23a6780a9dec662002a06455e76c4.jpg } and then click the little scenery box that shows up next to the smiley on the second line at the top of your reply. Paste the URL in there, click "insert", and the pic will show up in your reply.)I don't know how to post pics, but the "new" mouseketeer club in the early 80's had Julie Piekarski, and she was BEAUTIFUL.
You are much like my wife, Mary. She had no TV in her house until she was older and she turned into the most wonderful person I have ever met. You appear to be a very nice lady as well and so I see a pattern emerging. I say it is time to throw out the "Devil's Box" and save our youth from the scourge of decadence!Never had a tv until I was 15, but did see it at grandmas a couple times.
You are much like my wife, Mary. She had no TV in her house until she was older and she turned into the most wonderful person I have ever met. You appear to be a very nice lady as well and so I see a pattern emerging. I say it is time to throw out the "Devil's Box" and save our youth from the scourge of decadence!
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Keep the TVs. Throw out smart phones.You are much like my wife, Mary. She had no TV in her house until she was older and she turned into the most wonderful person I have ever met. You appear to be a very nice lady as well and so I see a pattern emerging. I say it is time to throw out the "Devil's Box" and save our youth from the scourge of decadence!
I recall it being on in Pittsburgh at 5PM.Keep the TVs. Throw out smart phones.
Didn't watch it. I think the 3 Stooges were on at the same time. Did the mouse come on after school, like 4PM?
My sisters would often watch American Bandstand. Regardless, the channel changed once dad came home from work. He made all TV choices and that was that.
Pluck your magic twanger Froggy!I preferred Andy's Gang with Froggy the Gremlin, the most subversive show on TV in the '50s. If you want to understand how the '60s happened, go watch some Froggy on YouTube.
Cheryl was also my favorite of the MouseketeersI enjoyed Mighty Mouse, but the show had no girls. Mickey Mouse had a few lookers, my favorite being Cheryl Holdridge (now deceased) who was a real cutie.
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I just remembered what I watched after school in those days. It was the alternating trio of westerns: Cheyenne, Sugarfoot and Bronco Layne. Clint Walker, Will Hutchins and Ty Hardin, respectively, starred. The shows came on at 4PM.
Growing old is a very stupid idea. A fart? Maybe, but at 72 definitely not old.You guys are old farts.
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I recall it being on in Pittsburgh at 5PM.
At age 72, you should never trust a fart.Growing old is a very stupid idea. A fart? Maybe, but at 72 definitely not old.
It starts earlier than that. It takes a few unfortunate miscalculations to understand that caution better serves you -- and your trousers.At age 72, you should never trust a fart.