Name a product you liked but is not around anymore.

[Sequoia]

For me it was those lemon products back in the early 1970s, lemon shampoo...and other lemons products made by LOVE I think. loved it. Talk about feeling fresh and clean...I was a walking talking bushel of lemons.

There was Lemon Up Shampoo but that's not the one. Anyway, I found this cool 1974 page...enjoy!

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=&imgrefurl=http://members.fortunecity.com/hazelpark/stuff.htm&h=166&w=127&sz=4&hl=en&start=21&um=1&tbnid=UOso-2QWl5eKkM:&tbnh=99&tbnw=76&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dlove%2Blemon%2Bshampoo%2B1970s%26start%3D20%26ndsp%3D20%26svnum%3D10%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN

[underpants]

1. Legal pot

[Capn Sunshine]

90. Oh hell to the yeah

Until Ashcrofts obsession with Fed Vs States, Pot was a nuisance ticket here in CA; now people are getting time for a pound.

[AlCzervik]

2. Spy Magazine.

[Richardo]

36. !!

:pals: :loveya: :bounce:

I loved that magazine.

[AlCzervik]

45. i wish they'd bring it back.

:toast: :hi:

i got one or 2 issues of Radar magazine but it wasn't even close.

[Patiod]

111. I used to subscribe to that

they always referred to Trump as "short-fingered vulgarian Donald Trump"

[regularguy]

118. And Bob Dole was "Antique Republican pen holder Bob Dole"

[Arugula Latte]

126. I was into that for awhile -- maybe 85?

Didn't they have a "separated at birth?" section?

[AlCzervik]

127. yup that was a feature.

[Jade Fox]

179. Mid to late 80s SPY was the best.....

I can remember reading every single thing in each issue.

[AllegroRondo]

3. New Coke

[terrya]

33. I'm with you

I was one of the few people who LIKED New Coke.

[AllegroRondo]

104. they still sell it in some areas

under the name Coke 2, or Coke II

[stanwyck]

157. Apparently I was the only person drinking

C2. The Coke with half the sugar. It's gone.
And I've been told that Coke Blak's days are numbered. I like that, too.

[IndianaJones]

4. Hostess Pudding Pies. nt.

[TK421]

37. They don't make those anymore?

I thought they did, or maybe it was another brand :shrug: Yes, they were/are awesome

[IndianaJones]

52. haven't seen them in a long time. I loved them. nt.

[SoxFan]

5. Mint Hershey Bars

Flaky Puffs

[AlCzervik]

8. Flaky puffs by Vachon? Omg i loved those.

[flvegan]

6. The Flowbee and the Bedazzler.

Man, I looked tight.

[AlCzervik]

9. Bedazzler is still for sale.

[flvegan]

12. Snap, push 'n pop. Bedazzling is BACK, baby!

[AlCzervik]

15. damn right, i krunked out all my coffee cups, even the travel mug.

[flvegan]

24. I'm gonna pimp cup my gym waterbottle!!

[EOTE]

7. Jarts.

The plastic ones just aren't the same :cry:

[Xithras]

13. Yep. Lawn darts were fun.

As I understand it, even the plastic ones are illegal now.

I almost impaled my little brother with one when I was about 10, so I do get why they were banned.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

84. Yes, we studied the case in law school.

[evlbstrd]

10. Space Food Sticks.

And Tang.
They sucked, but I liked 'em anyway.

[carly denise pt deux]

57. the peanut butter space food sticks rocked!

I ate them with my extra strength tang
Carly

[evlbstrd]

93. Oh, yeah!

And there's no other way to drink Tang.

[Indi Guy]

95. Sorry that this is off topic,

but your sig pic is priceless!

:rofl:

[evlbstrd]

160. Off topic? How?

Glad you like the pic, though!

[NewWaveChick1981]

11. Koogle peanut butter.

:hi: With the koo-koo-koogely eyes! :rofl:

[Fire Walk With Me]

29. Koogle yes, with Space Food Sticks a close second.

Wah, no vintage Koogle commercials on youtube :rofl:

Oh, the mascots what enticed us into buying things:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koogle

[LaraMN]

14. Clarion lipstick in "sherryplum silk."

Also, Jane lipstick in "haywire."

[yellowdogintexas]

150. Clinique Lipstick in Golden Raisin. Best.Red.Lipstick.Ever!! ny

[BarenakedLady]

16. Crunchers potato chips

Old El Paso Zesty Ranch Sauce (don't know if discontinued or just not available around here anymore)

[Pendrench]

17. Danish Go Rounds...they were sort of like Pop Tarts (made by Kellog's)

[Rhythm]

141. Ya mean these?!

when i was a kid, I virtually LIVED on these things in the morning.

[TorchTheWitch]

187. OMG! I SOOOO Miss These!

Waaaay better than icky pop-tarts. Man, if I close my eyes I can almost still taste them.

Sorely missed yummy stuff.

[SacredCow]

18. My Motorola StarTac

Yeah, it was analog and it cost more to make a call... But I don't remember dropping a call every 3 minutes like clockwork.

[seemunkee]

19. Fizzies

Those Alka Seltzer like tablets that made soda.

[Capn Sunshine]

91. those ruled

I never ever used them as intended.

[lost-in-nj]

20. Shake a pudding

lost

[Manifestor_of_Light]

167. That's like Junket pudding from the 60s

I remember we had a little crank machine to make Junket with.

[jberryhill]

21. VEG-O-MATIC

It slices.

It dices.

It makes Julienne Fries.

Damn.... when was the last time you made a good batch of Julienne Fries with your Veg-O-Matic.

You just try THAT with a Ginsu Knife.

[kedrys]

109. My mom still has hers - and uses it!

You're right about getting the best damn fries in the world from the damn thing...! It must be 40 years old by now.

[Rabrrrrrr]

22. DDT, PCBs, asbestos, and Lead-based Paint

x(

[Critters2]

38. Ahh, the good ol' days!

[krispos42]

101. Try your local Toys-R-Us...

:rofl:

[Nye Bevan]

23. Candy cigarettes

[mcscajun]

152. The candy cigs are out there...

http://www.oldtimecandy.com/candy-cigarettes.htm

[Lyric]

25. Garlic Butter Ritz

:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

[Lautremont]

26. Wig-Wag

iPod.

[Patiod]

112. I used to subscribe to that, too

Lovely writing, very sweet

[Chovexani]

27. Pudding Pops

Yeah yeah, I know they kinda brought them back but they're just not the same. :(

[bicentennial_baby]

28. For us it's pudding pies

:(

[Snarkturian Clone]

30. Back in 94 or so Master's Choice dabbled in making other products

besides coffee for a while-- all the stuff was great. The best product was this frozen Apple Pie they used to make. Still the best I've EVER had and that includes fresh pies.

[trackfan]

31. The Arch Deluxe

Herbal Essence shampoo.
Space Food Sticks.

[Sequoia]

119. Yes! Herbel Essence...what a scent that was!

And I thought I was cool eating Space Food Sticks with my Tang. I was gonna be the first woman astronaut until my math teacher said "forget it".

[mcscajun]

153. Yeah! the original "Herbal Essence" shampoo. I loved that.

:)

[Hong Kong Cavalier]

32. Surge

I don't care that Coca-Cola's website says it's available. I can't find the stuff.

[Rhythm]

142. Yeah, you can... it's called "VAULT"

I talked to a rep on campus when it first came out (they had a truckload that they were giving away at WVU). I tasted it, and then laughed.

The rep asked me what was so funny... and i asked him if this is what they decided to do with all the leftover "Surge" syrup?!

He told me that they had decided to re-release it with a new name and supporting ad campaign... but yeah, same flavor / same formula.

[Hong Kong Cavalier]

146. I was going to say something like that, actually

But when I thought about it, it seems like VAULT isn't quite the same.
It's probably that extra flavor that Surge had: Ng (Nostalgia).

But Vault doesn't taste just the same. It's really close, though. And it needs to be a darker green color, too. (Surge practically glowed in the dark)

[MagickMuffin]

34. Mickey's Devil Dogs

Most of the sweets made in the 70's, before all of the additives like HFC.

[IntravenousDemilo]

35. Adams Sour Cherry gum.

Where is it, huh?

[u4ic]

96. Probably stuck to my ribcage

if one believed the tales. I used to live on those as a kid - loved, loved, loved them!

[Richardo]

39. Ice Cubes

:9

[bluethruandthru]

56. Those were the best!

I'd forgotten about them.

[Sequoia]

120. Melt in your mouth! I see them occasionally.

[CBHagman]

178. Yeah, the Vermont Country Store also carries those.

In fact, the Vermont Country Store is pretty much the place to go for hard-to-find things that induce waves of nostalgia, from cologne to candy. See the link:

http://www.vermontcountrystore.com

[mcscajun]

154. Still out there...

http://www.oldtimecandy.com/ice-cubes.htm

[ironflange]

185. They're still here

I saw them at Staples, just a few minutes ago. Here, they're called Icy Squares, but it's obviously the same thing. I like them frozen, but no more than a couple at a time.

[Oeditpus Rex]

40. 97 octane gasoline

[lildreamer316]

70. There's a place near us that sells 100.

Thomasville, NC; right off the highway 85.

[Richardo]

41. Peter Paul's 'Almond Cluster'

The third in the 'Mounds'-'Almond Joy'-'Almond Cluster' trinity.

[BlueIris]

42. Orville Redenbacher's Sour Cream & Onion microwave popcorn.

Why did they disco it??? Whyeeeeeee?

[pink-o]

43. I loved "Love's Fresh Lemon!

...they also had a "Fresh Spring" scent that smelled heavenly. Once again, showing my age!

For me, I miss Max Factor's "Pan Stick". It was like theatre makeup in a stick and it hid a multitude of sins, like acne scars and discolouration. But I'm probably too old for it now, thick makeup tends to settle in lines and make them look worse. Too bad it's gone tho. Good product.

[Sequoia]

49. Why in the world did they take it off the market?

I'd buy it in a New York minute.

I also miss 1-2-3 Jello.

[crim son]

68. Oh yes!

I actually wore the Love's Fresh Lemon. I'd totally forgotten.

[Arkansas Granny]

105. Love's Fresh Lemon was one of the few colognes I've ever worn

and I loved it. I think of it from time to time when I cut open a fresh lemon.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

164. Love's Baby Soft cologne.

With the half-sphere top?
Smelled just like baby powder.

[laylah]

172. Still available!

I always loved that stuff too!

http://www.fragrancex.com/products/_cid_perfume-am-lid_L-am-pid_897W__products.html

[Mojorabbit]

174. It is here

http://www.fragrancenet.com/f/net/wf_items.html?cat=01546&cur_letter=l&gender=W&mv_pc=zGoogleTOOL031021

[Prisoner_Number_Six]

44. OMNI Magazine

I LOVED that magazine- I was a charter subscriber. I read almost every issue until the day they stopped publishing.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omni_(magazine)

[Inchworm]

62. I forgot about this one

Pretty much the only magazine I read. It rocked.

:hi:

[truedelphi]

132. Great mind candy - that one!

Nice interplay of science and weird. And great fiction.

[Ivan Sputnik]

46. The Corvair

[RebelOne]

107. Glad they are not around anymore.

I owned one. They are pieces of junk.

[regnaD kciN]

115. Bullshit!

I owned one, too. Lasted fourteen New England winters, plus several trips up and down the eastern seaboard, followed by a fully-loaded cross-country trip to California. One of the most enjoyable and durable cars of the '60s. (P.S.: Ralph Nader can kiss my ass.)

[NoGOPZone]

143. had one too, it sucked nt

[regnaD kciN]

116. A 1965 two-door Monza, it appears...

Mine was a '66 Monza four-door. What I would give to own a mint turbocharged Corsa convertable...

[Bennyboy]

47. Mr Salty thin pretzels....

[femmocrat]

76. My choice also! Why did they stop making them? They were the best!

[cloudbase]

48. Mallow Cups

Damn, they were good. Like a peanut butter cup with marshmallow inside.

[Sequoia]

51. I remember those. I could've sworn I saw them last year though.

There's this old time candy shop which sales all that cool old candy and I remember seeing these, but...they were very sweet and good!

[AlCzervik]

55. thats my favorite candy and they still make it, when i go back east i buy them in bulk.

[cloudbase]

60. Wow! I haven't seen them since I left PA back in '73. I thought they were goners.

[AlCzervik]

61. no no my friend, here is a web site where you can purchase them.

i have bought from them before with no problems.
http://www.oldtimecandy.com/mallo-cup.htm

[cloudbase]

64. Thanks!

You will be added to my last will and testament.

ETA: Holy hell, those are pricey! Guess in a way I'm still living back when they were a nickel each. I think I might be able to get Mrs. cloudbase to spring for some for the holidays.

[mainegreen]

58. They still make those.

I can still get those down at the store on the corner!

[Blue_Roses]

117. Here is the company that makes them:

Boyer Candy Company
821 17th St.
Altoona, PA 16601
Tel: [phone]

http://www.boyercandies.com/

[TheCentepedeShoes]

145. There was also Val-O-Milk

or something named like that. Chocolate/marshmallow cups. In Jr High, when I had the urge, I'd eat about 10 for lunch.

[trof]

50. Ivy League Slacks.

With the little belt in the back.
What was THAT all about anyway?

[WinkyDink]

53. Totally safe beef.

[wain]

54. Ballantine India Pale Ale n/t

[carly denise pt deux]

59. Gee, your hair smells terrific shampoo....and Blue Jean perfume!

and those click clacker toys that were banned in the early 70's


I was the clacker champ

[otherlander]

88. I bet you could make a click clacker toy pretty easilly.

Now I want to...

[Frank Cannon]

103. I'll second the Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific vote

That stuff really did smell great! My wife misses it too.

[greenbriar]

63. marathon candy bar

was THE BEST

[DeposeTheBoyKing]

65. Jell-O 1-2-3 and Martha Gooch chicken and noodles

I think Pudding Pops are still around (someone had missed those).

[lightningandsnow]

66. Anything Sailor Moon related

Like a true child of the 90's, I was obsessed with that show.

I can't find any of the stuff anymore, though.

[MonkeyFunk]

67. Green goddess salad dressing

and vacuuforms.

[lildreamer316]

71. how about this?

http://www.consorzio.com/catalog/goddess-dressing-p-1000016.html

[MonkeyFunk]

77. ooh! Thank you!

I'll look for that!

[mitchum]

87. I actually found Green Goddess in a grocery last month...

and, of course, I bought some

Who made the salad?
Who made the salad?
Green Goddess

[Xipe Totec]

69. Matilda Bay Wine Coolers

[NC_Nurse]

72. I remember Lemon Up!

Great stuff! Smelled wonderful...I liked the original Herbal Essence shampoo too. Yummy!
:-)

[Generic Brad]

73. 7-Up Candy Bars

The bar had seven different chambers coated in milk chocolate. I seem to remember fillings like coconut, strawberry fluff, caramel, fudge, a few others, and then the dreaded candied jelly.

[mitchum]

81. You can still buy them at Cracker Barrel...if you dare

[Buzz cook]

74. Chilly Chile/chili ice cream

I forget who made it, maybe Dryers, but there was an ice cream made with chocolate and chile peppers. the stuff rocked.

[Abies]

75. Chocolite Candy Bar

It had all those bubbles. I lived on them while I was growing up in the early 80s.

[madrchsod]

78. whip n` chill

[mcscajun]

148. Still made in industrial size (28 servings).

http://www.vermontcountrystore.com/shopping/product/detailmain.jsp?itemID=11939&itemType=PRODUCT&iMainCat=39&iSubCat=174&iProductID=11939&searchid=inceptor

[zanne]

79. Tomatoes that taste like tomatoes...

Peaches that taste like peaches and strawberries that taste like strawberries. In the winter, I'm in fruit hell.

[Patiod]

113. For some reason California is the only place tomatoes taste right

any more. Jersey tomatoes used to be the best, but most are grown to Campbell's specifications now - grown to avoid rotting in shipment. Even the ones from roadsides stands don't taste right, but I've had some wonderful ones when I was out in California (but not ones shipped from there, just ones served there)

[yellowdogintexas]

149. get the little grape tomatoes or cherry tomatoes,always taste

like the Real Thing even in winter

[mitchum]

80. Hashish

[Capn Sunshine]

92. Hash oil

.

[BurtWorm]

125. Pot seeds.

.

[mitchum]

147. Seeds disappeared at the same time that LPs with gatefold sleeves vanished...

a little too coincidental, eh?

[Release The Hounds]

82. Lite Ice

[Throd]

83. Brew 102

"Perfected after 101 brews"

[swag]

85. Clackers

I think that their appeal is obvious.

[mitchum]

86. You're right; I haven't had a good bruise on the underside of my forearm...

since they disappeared

[spacelady]

89. I still have mine! I'll bet they are nice and brittle by now.

[Crunchy Frog]

98. Apparently, you can still get them.

http://www.vermontcountrystore.com/jump.jsp?itemID=30721&itemType=PRODUCT&searchid=inceptor

[Patiod]

114. That catalog is a trip back in time

You could furnish the set of a 60's sitcom out of there....

[Viva_La_Revolution]

166. my friend...

I know a guy on the coast who blows glass...

if, ya know, yer interested...
:smoke:

[GoddessOfGuinness]

94. Aqua Dots

:popcorn:

[Lady Freedom]

102. They were fun!

:evilfrown:
Till some dumbass made it toxic with cheap labor tactics! :mad:

[GoddessOfGuinness]

134. My son's been asking about some mouldable sand toy he saw advertised...

It looks pretty neat, too; but having no idea what it might contain makes me suspicious. :(

[ElboRuum]

137. What? Floam?

[GoddessOfGuinness]

139. Moon Sand

[Phillycat]

138. I saw it on sale at Target last weekend.

Just in case you wanted to look into it. :shrug:

[GoddessOfGuinness]

140. Not being a chem whiz, I wouldn't know what to look for...

The sand has apparently been coated with "a special binding material", but I can't find anything that tells what that material specifically is, let alone what sort of hazards it might present.

I thought Aqua Dots looked pretty harmless...Who'd have thought?
Of course, it's pretty obvious that kids shouldn't be chewing on the damn things; but you'd still hope they wouldn't use hazardous substances in them.

[u4ic]

97. Banana popsicles

and the REAL Juicy Fruit gum, not that aspartame crap.

[yardwork]

189. We used to go to the gas station on the corner for banana popsicles.

[enigmatic]

99. Twilight Zone Magazine

[njdemocrat106]

100. PBMax candy bar (though it really wasn't shaped like a bar)

Dreamery ice cream (recently discontinued, I heard. I loved the Coney Island Waffle Cone flavor).

Growing up, my family's dogs went wild for Gaines Burgers. I don't think they make them anymore; otherwise, I'd buy them for my 2 dogs.

[Arkansas Granny]

106. The original Clairol Herbal Essence shampoo. I know they have

brought it back, but the fragrance is just not the same as the product they had out in the 70's.

[Jade Fox]

177. That's the one I was trying to remember.....n/t

[raccoon]

108. Date Bar. Was it Duncan Hines or Betty Crocker who made it?

Classic Dentyne chewing gum. Only place I know where you can get it is Greenville-Spartanburg airport.

Fountain pens with ink cartridges. I have a few, fortunately.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

165. Betty Crocker.

Yes, I miss Date bar mix!!!!

Gotta make my own which are much healthier.

[Jeff In Milwaukee]

110. Democracy...

It was way cool -- here's how it worked. Everybody had a right to this thing called a vote. And once or twice a year everybody would get together and put all their votes together, and they'd count them. By hand. And whoever got the most votes won and got to be in charge.

Wicked.

[eppur_se_muova]

121. Pepperidge Farm Cappucino cookies

At one point, PF made about a dozen varieties of small cookies, of which only Milano and a few others survive. They seem to have been hit with a bad case of Bottom Line Obsession, and cut back to the simplest recipes. IMO, the Cappucinos were the best, which is a little strange because I don't drink coffee and don't like the flavor of coffee in most foods.

[SteppingRazor]

122. Aqua Dots.

Those things were heady, dude. :hippie:

[av8rdave]

123. Aspen

It was an apple flavored soft drink, by Pepsi, I think. My college friend and I invented a couple of interesting mixed drinks with it.

[Touchdown]

161. I loved Aspen! Tasted almost Champagney

I wish they'd bring it backl, and stop with the sucky Mountain Dew varieties. Seen the blue one yet? What's that, Windex flavored?:puke:

[amitten]

124. Carnation Instant Breakfast Bars.

Hate the liquid breakfast. Loved the bars. So, of COURSE the bars have been eliminated.

[annonymous]

175. I loved Carnation Instant Breakfast bars

They were a mainstay of my college days.

[NewJeffCT]

128. Tavist-D

An antihistamine and a decongestant that seemed to work wonders for me. They took it off the market because it was dangerous to either pregnant women or elderly women. Don't remember exactly, but it was something to do with women.

[livetohike]

129. St. Ives Shampoo and Conditioners and especially

the Hair Repair Conditioner. St. Ives was bought by the VO5 people and they only carry St. Ives skin care products now :-(.

[BreweryYardRat]

130. Those tuna steak sandwiches from Chili's.

Damn, those were good.

[midlife_mo_Jo]

181. Oh, yeah, I miss those, too!

[1gobluedem]

131. Pop made with cane sugar

Not the high fructose corn syrup crap. I buy Mexican Coca Cola at the gourmet store now; it's the real thing (pun sort of intended). One sip and you remember what real pop is supposed to taste like.

[Bryan]

186. As of this year, Jones Soda only uses cane sugar

http://www.jonessoda.com/files/pure-cane-sugar.php

It's also damned fine soda, to boot. I particularly recommend the Crushed Melon (and the Fufu Berry really tastes like Fufu berries!).

[hughee99]

133. Lawn Darts...

We used to play all the time when I was little and no one even came close to getting hurt. Then a few idiots had to screw it up for the rest of us. I still have mine, but they're in pretty tough shape.

[Redstone]

135. Yes, you CAN still get Fizzies! Just go here:

www.vermontcountrystore.com

PS: They have a couple of other things people mentioned here as well.

Redstone

[ElboRuum]

136. Adams Sour Apple Gum

[begin_within]

144. The K-Tel Record Selector

I had 2 and they worked great.

[mcscajun]

151. Green Giant™ Baked Beans

I'd guess they were just being test-marketed regionally when I bought them many years ago. They vanished and they're just not made anymore. They beat everything else out there at the time, including B&M baked beans, which are pretty darned awesome.

[Inchworm]

155. Ludes

Not really, I'd prolly be dead.

I just keep seeing thread and wanted to add :)

:hi:

[jberryhill]

156. Comic Book Ads -

Not the products - just the ads

[Strawman]

158. Brim

Never really tried it, (before my coffee drinking days) but awhile back I thought it would be funny to bring it home from the grocery store and see my wife's reaction. Unfortunately it turns out they no longer sell Brim. I was really looking forward to "filling it to the rim" with that stuff. Oh well.



I imagine it wasn't the best coffee, but I suppose I'll never really know.

[devilgrrl]

159. Cinnamon flavored Viadent mouth wash...

why was it discontinued?

[Touchdown]

162. Laserdiscs

Don't really want them back since Dvd and Blu-Ray, but they were cool for their time, and had so much better a picture than VHS or Beta.

[Viva_La_Revolution]

163. funny coincidence...

I thought Boo-Berry cereal had been nixed until I found it today at Grocery Outlet for $1.99.

Sugar-filled-artificial-turns-the-milk-blue-'goodness'! :bounce:

[6000eliot]

168. Fruit Float by Libby's

[Book Lover]

169. Di-Gel

But they still make Bromo-Seltzer!

[Indi Guy]

170. Water-boarding!

(My bad, it's been brought back.)

[laylah]

171. Green River soda nt

[DuaneBidoux]

173. Chile's used to have this dessert called "The Mile High"

It was this vanilla ice cream with chocolate and caramel swirl dripping with more chocolate and Camille topping.

I go to Chile's much less now.

[JBoy]

176. My old TI-30 calculator

[midlife_mo_Jo]

180. Original Coca Cola made with cane sugar in an ice cold bottle

Actually, I found a few bottles the other day. I think they were bottled in Mexico. REAL sugar. I had so forgotten how good they were, but I haven't found anymore.

If anyone in the Houston area knows where I can get some, I would so appreciate it!

[edbermac]

182. Record Album Covers

Used to have my wall covered by what I considered little works of art. I think the sound of CD's is a little better than vinyl records, but those little jewel booklets just don't do it for me.

[vixengrl]

183. Pepsi Kona.

It was test-marketed in my area just long enough for me to develop a taste for it--I believe I was the only one who liked it. It tasted like coffee soda. And Salsa Rio Doritos--mmm, taco-y. (Soda and corn chips....those were my college staples, I don't actually ingest either anymore.)

[Beausoir]

184. Noodles Romanoff in a box. Sunny Sky pop.

[TorchTheWitch]

188. The Honda CRX

Drove like a rocket, was cheap, small yet unbelievably roomy on the inside. Damn, but I really miss that car.

[TorchTheWitch]

190. Quisp cereal

[yardwork]

191. Coty Sweet Earth solid perfumes from the 1970s

I wish that they would bring these back. They came in little compacts containing three or four scents. We bought them at the drugstore and snuck them on our wrists and neck during class in high school. Here's a used one selling for $175.00

http://www.auntjudysattic.com/product_detail_solid10.htm

[yardwork]

192. Hey, the Vermont Country Store is selling them again!

http://www.vermontcountrystore.com/shopping/product/detailmain.jsp?itemID=33481&itemType=PRODUCT&iMainCat=729&iSubCat=787&iProductID=33481

[CTyankee]

193. cream cheese with pimentoes. Cashmere Bouquet soap.

The cream cheese disappeared a few years back (so sad). The soap went out prolly in the 80s. I had a dear elderly aunt who had it in her bathroom for many years. My uncle used to store his bottle of bourbon behind the claw footed tub, so the smell of bourbon and Cashmere Bouquet soap was familiar to me. How lovingly I remembered it for them...

[Capn Sunshine]

194. American Democracy, 1990's style

I really miss it. :cry:

[nadine_mn]

195. Palmolive and Dawn...had those pre-soaped cloths for dishes

I worked at an office where we had to use a bathroom sink to wash out out coffee cups...I would cut up those cloths into little squares - they were awesome! Easier and less messy than lugging a bottle of dishsoap and a cloth to the bathroom.

Its the little things that bring me joy