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A horse is a horse of course of course!!
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My parents had a wall mounted one of these until the phone company switched from pulse to tone and the phone didn't work well anymore. That was around 1995. I got to be pretty quick with dialing that thing!
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I still have one of these -- it's in my garage (connected) and still works fine although the phone company keeps warning me that it could stop working at any time...
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In my first grade class, we had to stand and give our phone number. At the time mine was HU2-0377 or you could say it as Hudson2-0377.
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Yep. The days before area codes were required.

Our exchange was Dickens (DI) -- Dickens3 6614.
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PA (Parkway) 2-2271
I haven't had that number in 46 years, but it's right up front in the memory bank. Now if I could only remember what I had for breakfast today. :-)
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Mine was LO3-2530. LO was for Logan.
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Which goes with this
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correct! Or is could go with one of these too:

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Awesome! I had both the gun and the bomb! The best was pounding an entire roll of caps with a rock or hammer. That made one heck of a boom!
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The funny thing is that the rolls of paper caps as they were back then would probably not be allowed as toy today... Yet we all survived just fine.
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I remember needing this stuff too for another toy at that time:

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I used to shoot mine in the driveway. It created a nice echo effect, much to the dismay of the poor neighbor across the street.
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I learned the hard way never ever set it off inside the house. I remember dad's belt was formally introduced to my a$$ that day.
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Remember these?

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Yeah I do. I remember wondering why mine didnt look like the pictures on the box
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Me too Kelly. I kept wondering why I didn't get the "hot mommy" sea monkey when I added water. :-)
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That was just you -- the rest of us got the "Hot Mommy" sea monkey!

:-)
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