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  1. #876

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    Quote Originally Posted by SOUTHSIDE GIRL View Post
    check your private messages I tried to send you one.
    hi - i'm having problems - when i hit reply it tells me i have to be logged in - i got log in again and try again - same thing - and when i tried to check your message i got the same problem - it kicked me out - i sent in a bug problem - i'll check your message as soon as i can - if this even gets to you

  2. #877

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    i think i got it working - ready your message southsidegirl and replied

  3. #878

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    well let's get this started again - does anybody remember when koma in the late 60's had the high low game - they had a certain amount of money to win - you called in and guessed an amount and they would tell you if you were higher or lower than the actual amount - listeners would keep narrowing it down until somebody won - i called in when it was $69.69 in 1969 and won - that was a big deal at 13 years old

  4. #879

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    And here's a music trivia from the Oldies DJ - No prize - just the knowledge that you know your music history

    What was the name of the song and the artist for the song that was #1 the day we sat foot on the moon - July 21st, 1969

  5. #880

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oldieslover55 View Post
    And here's a music trivia from the Oldies DJ - No prize - just the knowledge that you know your music history

    What was the name of the song and the artist for the song that was #1 the day we sat foot on the moon - July 21st, 1969
    Zager and Evens - In The Year 2525.

    US Number One Songs - 1969

  6. #881

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    Quote Originally Posted by FRISKY View Post
    Zager and Evens - In The Year 2525.

    US Number One Songs - 1969
    cool - guess that was an easy one

  7. #882

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    And does anybody remember what they were doing here in okie-homey when man first set foot on the moon

  8. #883

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oldieslover55 View Post
    And here's a music trivia from the Oldies DJ - No prize - just the knowledge that you know your music history

    What was the name of the song and the artist for the song that was #1 the day we sat foot on the moon - July 21st, 1969
    We all know "Bill Haley and the Comets"------ What was the name of his band before the Comets?? Bill Haley and the ????

  9. #884

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redskins/General View Post
    We all know "Bill Haley and the Comets"------ What was the name of his band before the Comets?? Bill Haley and the ????
    Saddlemen

  10. #885

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oldieslover55 View Post
    well let's get this started again - does anybody remember when koma in the late 60's had the high low game - they had a certain amount of money to win - you called in and guessed an amount and they would tell you if you were higher or lower than the actual amount - listeners would keep narrowing it down until somebody won - i called in when it was $69.69 in 1969 and won - that was a big deal at 13 years old
    Are you sure this was not a sexual fantasy?

  11. #886

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    Quote Originally Posted by Filifan View Post
    Saddlemen
    You be 100% correct!! The prize is in the mail!!!!

  12. #887

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    The "Rarest" R&R record in existence, name of the song, the artist or group who sang it and WHY it is so rare????

  13. #888

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    Quote Originally Posted by papaOU View Post
    Are you sure this was not a sexual fantasy?
    could be - hehe

  14. #889
    Prunepicker Guest

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oldieslover55 View Post
    And does anybody remember what they were doing here in okie-homey when
    man first set foot on the moon
    I was in San Francisco circling the moon.

  15. #890

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oldieslover55 View Post
    And does anybody remember what they were doing here in okie-homey when man first set foot on the moon
    Went outside with Mom and we looked up at the moon, it was a little sliver in the west - she scrunched up her eyebrows and asked "Why didn't they wait until it was a full moon? - it'd be a lot bigger and easier to land on!"

    How many remember seeing Sputnik the first time it was visible? It was responsible for putting the US on the moon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LeethalDose View Post
    Went outside with Mom and we looked up at the moon, it was a little sliver in the west - she scrunched up her eyebrows and asked "Why didn't they wait until it was a full moon? - it'd be a lot bigger and easier to land on!"

    How many remember seeing Sputnik the first time it was visible? It was responsible for putting the US on the moon.
    For years people were afraid we would fall to the commies.

    We have! The dot-com-ies.....

  17. #892

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redskins/General View Post
    The "Rarest" R&R record in existence, name of the song, the artist or group who sang it and WHY it is so rare????
    I give up. What is it?

  18. #893

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    Quote Originally Posted by RealJimbo View Post
    I give up. What is it?
    "Stormy Weather" by The Five Sharps made in 1952. It's on a 78 speed record which is broken but still plays and is the only copy in existence!!! WOW! Are you impressed.... I actually have a copy of it, and the song stinks....

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    I don't have time to read this whole thing, but I miss Molly Murphy's. Also, I remember that bridge over Western that high school students used to paint over every year. When they tore it down, a friend of mine got a sort of "rock" off the wall with layers and layers of different colored paints on it...quite pretty

  20. #895

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    Quote Originally Posted by flippity View Post
    I don't have time to read this whole thing, but I miss Molly Murphy's. Also, I remember that bridge over Western that high school students used to paint over every year. When they tore it down, a friend of mine got a sort of "rock" off the wall with layers and layers of different colored paints on it...quite pretty
    Is your friend Randy? You can still buy some of his jewelry and small items made from those chunks of layered paint at the Route 66 Gift Shop in 50 Penn Place. Fine looking stuff.

  21. #896

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    Ned's pizza was the best. We had to wrap napkins around our wrists to keep the grease from running down our arms..... didn't know any better then. It was great pizza

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    Prunepicker Guest

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    Quote Originally Posted by flippity View Post
    Also, I remember that bridge over Western that high school students used to
    paint over every year. When they tore it down, a friend of mine got a sort of
    "rock" off the wall with layers and layers of different colored paints on it...
    quite pretty
    Wasn't the bridge saved and moved? I'm thinking it was.

  23. #898

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    Quote Originally Posted by Prunepicker View Post
    Wasn't the bridge saved and moved? I'm thinking it was.
    Unfortunately, no - it was demolished in the 80's I believe.
    I got some earrings made from some of the painted concrete.

    I hung upside down from the top of that bridge more than once on a post-game Friday night. Did some painting, too.

  24. #899

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lauri101 View Post
    Unfortunately, no - it was demolished in the 80's I believe.
    I got some earrings made from some of the painted concrete.

    I hung upside down from the top of that bridge more than once on a post-game Friday night. Did some painting, too.
    Greg Burns, the OKC artist, does some great work with OKC landmarks. I have prints of the milk bottle, the twisted barn on the way to Edmond, and the original facade of McGuinness High. He has prints of the bridge, too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oldieslover55 View Post
    well let's get this started again - does anybody remember when koma in the late 60's had the high low game - they had a certain amount of money to win - you called in and guessed an amount and they would tell you if you were higher or lower than the actual amount - listeners would keep narrowing it down until somebody won - i called in when it was $69.69 in 1969 and won - that was a big deal at 13 years old
    ================================================== ============
    WKY had a game that they added your telephone numbers together and if you were the first to call in with those totals, you won a free movie pass for two.
    I won it one time and got two tickets to see a movie downtown...Took the Village Idiot.....but, in about an hour later WKY announced another set of numbers and I called and told them I was the kid across the street and won another set of tickets to see Ben Hur......Didn't try again ... thought the FEDS would come after me.....

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