STYLIN'

jbear wrote: holy Cow..just stumbled upon this one. Just check out them haircuts and those glasses! john

Okay on the glasses... But what is wrong with those haircuts??
We soldiers like that style...

aaaahhhhhh yes.....spent a little time and more than a few $1 bills on Brookpark road. Back in the day of course..not lately.


john

holy Cow..just stumbled upon this one. Just check out them haircuts and those glasses!

john

1965???? i was a tadpole

     Me and "jbear" when he was just a "cub"...going to my wedding #1.

Close, it's Ben Stiller from the Starsky & Hutch with Owen Wilson.

Everytime I see pictures of Bill with the gray sides I think of Maury Finkle.

[QUOTE=jbear] Yikes...thank goodness HW is due to arrive later this evening. I gotta get him to teach me to scan...in self-defense.

Actually Bill has more pictures from this era than you can imagine. I have alot too...difference is Bill's are all in picture books..which we all look at time after time..and mine are all in boxes. Maybe we'll share more if the interest is there as time goes on.

yeah CQ..Bill went from hardly ever being on his computer to this. The new computer has really created a picture monster! BUt I just cannot express how much fun this era was. And to be able to share it with your 'hero' and his family..plus our ski club family....well there just ain't words. We'll have to let our pictures do the talking.

quote: John

Full disclosure: Yes that is my tube. Given as Christmas gift to my kids by John and Patti when they were 4 and 6. Put up in the attic where it remained for 20+ years. My kids were not allowed to tube!! Recently pulled out this old/new tube and put into service because grandkids are a whole different set of rules!!

Yikes...thank goodness HW is due to arrive later this evening. I gotta get him to teach me to scan...in self-defense.

Actually Bill has more pictures from this era than you can imagine. I have alot too...difference is Bill's are all in picture books..which we all look at time after time..and mine are all in boxes. Maybe we'll share more if the interest is there as time goes on.

yeah CQ..Bill went from hardly ever being on his computer to this. The new computer has really created a picture monster! BUt I just cannot express how much fun this era was. And to be able to share it with your 'hero' and his family..plus our ski club family....well there just ain't words. We'll have to let our pictures do the talking.







john

AirTique98 wrote:

Bill, I am so glad you got a new computer and scanner, can only imagine what other treats we are in for, this is awesome!!!

LOL, could only imagine the groping your "girlz" experienced that night!!

Is it just me or does John look really comfortable in that outfit??

harddock wrote: Morfoot wrote: Jbear....... what are we gonna do with you man?      See, The potato goes in front

Would that be a d*ck tater

Morfoot wrote: Jbear....... what are we gonna do with you man?

See, The potato goes in front

whats white and sleeps 6, an ATnT truck

HOLY CRAP, I think I just spit up some of my breakfast!!!!

Nice stuff Bill, thanks. I'll have to work on John doing a barefoot run in a getup like that.

     Trust me when I say that I am not one to make a fool out of myself, but it takes a big guy to allow himself to be laughed at by others. The West Water Ski Club annual dances were the high light of the year back in the day and the "entertainment" portion of the night was the reason many people came year after year. This was our largest fund raiser of the year and we traditionally had turnouts of 400-500 people. As John stated he sold many tickets to his co-workers at Ohio Bell/Ameritech/whatever as did I to my co-workers at Ford. Just another one of those things that are gone and never to return.
     While the guy portion of the "entertainment" was strictly for laughs the ladies worked many long hours to perfect their routines and actually put on some pretty impressive dance routines. As John said we had one member [Jacque Zellers...since gone to the great calm lake in the sky] who dreamed up and put all our routines together. We had as much fun practicing and putting the thing together as people had viewing it.