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Old 05-01-2009, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by belpre122
Wow! I'm in exact agreement with GDOG! Same way at my schools growing up. I remember lunch was .30 cents and we would have something like grilled chicken, peas, carrots, corn, a roll and a fruit dessert. The old ladies in the cafeteria made it all right on the spot. Good stuff for the most part. To this day, still the best dinner rolls that I have ever had! If you wanted an extra milk? 3 cents for white, 4 cents for chocolate. Extra hamburger was dime. LOL Hell, I'm beginning to sound like an old codger here GMAN! What am I to do? Roll with it? LOL

And here I thought you were just a kid, belpre. You are as old as dirt!! :lol:
 
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Old 05-01-2009, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by belpre122
Wow! I'm in exact agreement with GDOG! Same way at my schools growing up. I remember lunch was .30 cents and we would have something like grilled chicken, peas, carrots, corn, a roll and a fruit dessert. The old ladies in the cafeteria made it all right on the spot. Good stuff for the most part. To this day, still the best dinner rolls that I have ever had! If you wanted an extra milk? 3 cents for white, 4 cents for chocolate. Extra hamburger was dime. LOL Hell, I'm beginning to sound like an old codger here GMAN! What am I to do? Roll with it? LOL
Well dang it Belpre, it looks like I will have to muster up some new found respect for you. You probably aren't as old as I am, but you must be close.:lol:

 
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Old 05-01-2009, 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Jackrabbit379
I started to say... I wished I coulda bought milk that cheap.
I don't even remember what an extra milk cost to be honest. 25 cents I think. My dad used to make my lunch every day. I remember one year for Christmas, I got a Dukes of Hazzard lunch box. I was in tall cotton. No more paper sacks.

I wouldn't have a clue what schools serve now days.
I drove through Hazard, KY yesterday
 
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Originally Posted by rigidsporty
I had a Dukes lunch box in school... I think I still have it somewhere, I seen it not too long ago... cant remember if it was a metal one or a plastic one. I wonder if its worth anything? If memory serves I think its missing the thermos bottle.
I can't remember, to be honest. I also had an A-Team lunchbox, too. I got that one some years after I got the Dukes of Hazzard lunchbox. I know that one of them was plastic, and the other was metal. Can't remember which one though.
 
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This may "date" me a little, but i had a "Gun Smoke" lunch box.
 
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Originally Posted by Ridge Runner
This may "date" me a little, but i had a "Gun Smoke" lunch box.
Bring that to school today and they will suspend you and call child services to investigate your family.
 
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Originally Posted by GMAN
And here I thought you were just a kid, belpre. You are as old as dirt!! :lol:
LOL GMAN! Must be my rather immature posting style that has been throwing you off for so long! LOL

I still remember my metal lunch box. Hell, I even found it on the internet. Who'd a thought. WOw! That sure brings back some memories. Hey GMAN do you think that they will give me a free coffee thermos refill over at Carney's Point? (After we drop off MackDog's girl?:smokin




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Originally Posted by belpre122

Hey GMAN do you think that they will give me a free coffee thermos refill over at Carney's Point? (After we drop off MackDog's girl?:smokin

If they won't give you a free thermos of coffee perhaps they will give you a senior citizens discount.
 
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Gman has a Charlie Chaplin lunchbox. It is made out of solid rock.
 
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Old 05-02-2009, 10:45 AM
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Well, I don't remember some of the milk or food prices but meals were pretty cheap when I was in school. I do remember having a metal lunch box when I was in elementary school, but don't recall the theme. Most of us ate at school.
 

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