for old folks

[yellowlynn]

I ran across a link today that the older, mature gentlemen (spelled Geezer) may find very interesting. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.objflicks.com">http://www.objflicks.com</a><!-- m -->

Lynn

[doctorwayne]

Thanks for that link, Lynn. Yeah, I'm not embarrassed to admit that I looked, although I was expecting to see some swell dames, mebbe flashin' their classy gams. Still interesting, though.

Wayne (you can call me Mister Geezer)

[TrainNut]

I must be really old at heart as I really liked that site. A lot of stuff in there that's right on.

[nomad]

Boy, did that one about the fifties bring back the memories. Thanks for the link.

Loren

[Steamtrains]

I don't know why I looked...Not being a geezer..or anything....
Good site for all you ol' geezers....

[eightyeightfan1]

Interesting site.
I had to grab my walker and get the old lady so we could "reminisce" together.
I would of looked at more but I can't find my reading glasses.

[Bigsteel]

im not nearly old enough to know about the "old days" first hand,but i love learning and thinking about what it was like.i even have the "gee i wish i were a man,id join the NAVY" poster --josh

[yellowlynn]

I'm glad most of you enjoy it. I have watched several, but I still have a few to go. The "Pledge of Allegiance" by Red Skelton, and Audie Murphy are my favorites so far.

Lynn

[Herc Driver]

Red Skelton's piece should be mandatory viewing for all kids. And if you ever can find it...listen to John Wayne's version too. Great stuff.

[Steamtrains]

Red Skelton was one of my favorite comics. Together with Jack Benny. Those guys could make you laugh by lifting an eyebrow....Nowadays they need a whole collection of obscenities and ethnic slurs to get a rise out of people. Sad....

(Just to clarify....I've seen re-runs of their programs....As I mentioned before, not an old geezer, so I didn't catch them "live"... )