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At about that time, I realized she is delivering 1/3rd empty mugs next to the jugs... I had NOT noticed that either.
Wow, it's hard (err... Difficult) being a man and realizing how easily manipulated we are! LOL
The last one reminded me of Oktoberfest in Munich - and not a political statement mentioned all night! Of course, by the end of the night there was not much being mentioned!
And a great ending meme....
That's when I got a job I didn't like so I could afford to start a family. That one lasted 21 years cuz I got good at it. Thank you, Jimmy Carter, for your wimpy "malaise speech" of 1979.
As for that very last meme, I do believe seeing women dressed that way at a New York World's Fair German Beer Garden kinda place a decade or so earlier. Women were freer from libtards throwing women's lib fits (their "lib" ever equaled freedom?) over such costumes back when Zsa Zsa Gabor was a queen of Venus in some drive-in flick.
Hey, do they still have drive-ins anywhere anymore?
Thanks anyhow! I see there's still one in Dothan where I grew up and took dates, double dates any number of four younger brothers and even three or four carloads of guys I vaguely recall. What's left is not the Skyview or the Goober (Houston County has rich red soil for peanuts and even a Peanut Festival with a fair and a Saturday parade) or located anywhere near it. There is also one in Leeds way on the other side of Birmingham where I now live thereabouts.
Haven't been in a drive-in since 1969 and perhaps since I first saw Once Upon A Time In The West there~~a hard to forget movie. Think the last time I was in a Birmingham area seated theater was during the late1980s and can't recall what I last saw.,
Sounds like what happens during the second movie at the drive-in.
And during about 95% of movies available for streaming these days, that are almost all crap.
As for movies turning to crap, I've also noticed that crap also defines what passes for the current hit songs.
I've got a music channel on TV I used to enjoy. Bland! Bland! Bland! So bland I can't stick around for a full minute.
The live band stuff and as recorded in the olden days SUCKS. I tend to stick to Steely Day, Pink Floyd, Alman Brothers etc . . . .
The new Mini Cooper is a great place to listen and drive. She has a Harman Kardon system.
https://www.youtube.com/@rbryanrace
https://www.youtube.com/@5-Ring-allyc...
https://www.youtube.com/@rockversehq
So far for a long time I just type and click onto "YouTube Music" when I get dressed every morning or else use that as a starting point for searches for listening to something some times long gone that I like.
https://music.youtube.com/
Once you listen to any of these, YouTube's good ol' AI algorithm will take over and start "suggesting" all kinds of similar videos...
I promised myself that if time and money exist, I'll get back into re-mastering, I can make a lot of recorded music sound like Steely Dan or better.
I listen to great music while I assemble the memes . . . psst: (Thats my secret recipe. shhhhh . . . .)
I still remember those Metal Speakers you hung on the window/door. Later replaced with local radio signals. Much better in the winter. You did not have to open your window, got to keep the car "warm", nowadays more like running the A/C, which we never had until the came FREE with the cars, LOL.
I saw GREASE at the drive-in. The parents would take me for free. I would watch the first movie, and then fall asleep, and they would watch the second movie, and then drive home.
Thanks for bringing back the good memories.