Osh (now Orchard) has started selling Baby Boomer candies.

You'd puff out your stomach and it would pop out and automatically shoot a plastic bullet somewhere in the vicinity of your friend.
Somehow we survived all these dangerous toys against all odds.

Just be careful. It's fra-gee-lay...

Everyone was grateful as hell to have made it back from the war alive, everyone had a new Levittown house, or a jazzy new Detroit car, people were working and bringing home a paycheck, that generation was Large and In Charge, the boomer children understood this...and most importantly, the music was--and still is--good. Catchy tunes. Easy-to-remember lyrics. And that's true even if you don't celebrate the holiday.

I mean, come on--you're going on a sleigh ride, or out to shop for gifts--what do you want to hear? "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas" or John Lennon's downer "This is Christmas (War is Over)"--the latter sounds like a dirge.

but Flix is now made in California. Specifically, Fresno.

Someone came across it a few years ago and brought it back to life after 15 years of being dead.

A few years ago just next to the shovels they used to sell plow spikes. Wear else can you find this in a store. Or rebuild most spray tanks with parts instead of just buying a new one.

It is good they got out from Sears, I guess Sears does appliances still and they still sell tools, but they a lot easier to shop at than most ACE stores.

There is one guy working at the Clayton Orchard though that will take your ear off, if you don't watch out!