age yourself with a service

[scdave2003]

Car hop service at A&W. those metal 35mm film cans. Coming home when the street lights came on (didn’t work when out in the bush)

 

[bigdickdean]

Getting the "Strap" at school, LOL-disciplinary service!

prior to pandemic, do schools still give free milk for school kids?

People pay good money for that now.

 

[shack]

Disciplinary beatings from my mother when I misbehaved, would leave welts and red marks, I deserved it!

I never really considered that a "service". LOL.

 

[unassuming]

"Public Service", other than seeing SPs, I turned out to be Law Abiding Citizen!

 

[y2kmark]

2nd version:

Some come here to sit and think,
Others come to shit and stink,
I just come to scratch my balls,
And read the bullshit on the walls

Turd version:

He who writes upon these walls
rolls his shit in little balls.
He who reads these words of wit
eats those little balls of shit...

 

[malata]

ohh that would be soo sick if it was still around ^-^

almost like ordering in today's mc'd drive-thru but with your own make out area



some of the terbites back in the day

 

[malata]

We still have one in my neighbourhood in the summer.

used to hear his bell ringing when he walked my street on the weekends. smaller version to this guy's sharpener cart

 

[Ceiling Cat]

I do not know if this sort of thing was in Toronto in the early 80s. There were a few old style neighborhood corner lunch counters where they would have booth seating and a counter with stools. The menu above the counter would have fried egg sandwich or tomato sandwich.
Fast food was moving in fast at that time and made these items unpopular. My dad told me that these were popular working mans menu items after the depression and WWII.

 

[Robert Mugabe]

I do not know if this sort of thing was in Toronto in the early 80s. There were a few old style neighborhood corner lunch counters where they would have booth seating and a counter with stools. The menu above the counter would have fried egg sandwich or tomato sandwich.
Fast food was moving in fast at that time and made these items unpopular. My dad told me that these were popular working mans menu items after the depression and WWII.

Corner of Queen and Shelbourne used to have one. Got a fried egg sandwich with a slice of bacon, to go, a couple of times a week, before work. Fore runner of the egg mcmuffin. Circa 1980.

 

[eddie kerr]

Used to buy trays or draft beer by the tray for .25 cents apiece

The Parkdale Hotel on Queen St.W. 1958-59. My uncles took me there for my first beer. 15 cents a draft, mind you they were 8 or 10 ounce glasses. Waiter would drop a tray of beers on the table and I watched an old guy on our table grab a couple of empty glasses and put them in a brown paper under the table. Must have walked out with a dozen empties. Still can't believe it. LOL.