I remember it well. My son was 5 and my daughter was 3. I had just bought my first house for $8K and the payments were $65.00 monthly. Paid it off in 2 years, did some work on it myself and sold it 3 years after buying it for $16,500.
Can't say I remember seeing it but I would be surprised if I didn't. it feels like the memory is buried in there somewhere. That is 1976, before punk rock made a stir and disco wasn't quite so ubiquitous yet. It's propaganda but the artistic style is fantastic and emblematic of the time.
...staring out of my "windowpane" in '76, the world was certainly a more colorful experience...
Groovy, man.
I remember it well. My son was 5 and my daughter was 3. I had just bought my first house for $8K and the payments were $65.00 monthly. Paid it off in 2 years, did some work on it myself and sold it 3 years after buying it for $16,500.
I remember the Bicentennial, and it's just possible I may live long enough to see the Tricentennial. I'll be 120+, but it's conceivable.
Can't say I remember seeing it but I would be surprised if I didn't. it feels like the memory is buried in there somewhere. That is 1976, before punk rock made a stir and disco wasn't quite so ubiquitous yet. It's propaganda but the artistic style is fantastic and emblematic of the time.
I remember the Bicentennial. My hometown painted all the fire hydrants red white and blue.
Vincent, how freaking high were you when you animated this? Yes......
Said the alligator king to his seven sons...
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The Red Ball..1..2..3
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