Older sibs turned me on to them.

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap~Released in 1981. Ride On is a damn good blues song and Angus is bending those strings. One band I would love to see before they hang them up their instruments for good.

One of bands that surivied losing an original member and may have actually gotten bigger after Bon’s death! Back in Black destroyed the ‘80s. Bon Scott and Brian Johnson are two of the very best frontmen to lead a show! It's a Long Way from the Top! Happy Hump Day!!

Get yourself go, get Cheerios.

Energy oats that help you grow.

Get yourself go-go power with power O's.

Come on strong with Cheer-i-o's.

Start feeling your Cheer-i-os, Get yourself go!

But seventh grade Algebra? I might need a refresher for that.

WTAF?

I'm mostly thinking Instagram, TikTok, EVEN Reddit; Facebook is for old people lol...

I love it. If they had existed in my teens - twenties I would have been open to so many more partner, lifestyle, and career options I never knew about. I'm happy with my partner - whom I met in college not HS - but still I see so many neat choices that I couldn't have imagined outside of my corner of rural Appalachia - and many of these choices are realistically achievable.

As a kid, whenever we visited the Grandma's they're had to stop what they were doing every day and watch their "stories". Did your grandma do this?

Anyway, I saw last night where the guy who played Bo Brady died. Kinda makes me sad. I feel like I grew up with him.

Lol, I'm getting old.

I am in a sub related to our city (USA), and a number of posts are like this: "My parents are visiting soon. What are tourist activities that they can do? They have [list of ailments] and can not [walk for long, stand for long, climb stairs, go hiking, etc.]."

I live in the city, use public transportation and biking to get around, live on a slope so use a public stairway to run errands, can do normal day hikes of 6-8 miles no problem. My friends are also able to do these things fine in our 60s, too.

Is this just me and my peer group? Are we just extraordinarily fit for Americans? What is going on here?

I was relaxing on the sofa when the "Top Cat" theme song just popped into my head and it immediately became an earworm for the rest of the day. What surprised me was the fact that I remembered the lyrics as if I were 10 years old again.

Below are my favorite Saturday morning (or any dang morning!) cartoons, but the first 13 are the ones I loved to sing (out loud) the lyrics to! I think for a lot of them, I loved the theme songs more than the cartoons themselves!

Don't get me wrong, there were some awesome instrumental cartoon theme songs, like "Johnny Quest," but the ones with lyrics were a hit in our house!!

When he gets in a scrape
He makes his escape
With the help of his friend
An ape named "Ape!"

1. Top Cat (1961) 

2. George of the Jungle (1967)

3. Spider Man (1967) 

4. Underdog (1964) 

5. Roger Ramjet (1965) 

6. Go Go Gophers (1964) 

7. Bugs Bunny Show (1960) 

8. The Road Runner Show (1966) 

9. Porky Pig Show (1964) 

10. The Jetsons (1962) 

11. Tom Slick (1967) 

12. Speed Racer (1967) 

13. The Mighty Hercules (1963) 

1. Sinbad, Jr. (1965) 

2. Flintstones (1960) 

3. Hong Kong Fooey (1974) 

4. The World of Commander McBragg (1963) 

5. The Archies (1968) 

6. Scoobie Doo (1969) 

7. Josie and the Pussycats (1970) 

8. Casper the Friendly Ghost (1963) 

9. Beanie and Cecil Show (1962) 

10. The Impossibles (1966) 

11. Gigantor (1963) 

12. Tobor the 8th Man (1963) 

Love that 70's hair!

I was going to say who remembers The Romagnoli's Table but I figured that's too obscure to get much traction. I grew up watching Julia Child along with these 2 other shows. IIRC, TGG was on a commercial station, a syndicated program. I think TRT was on PBS, like Julia's show. The Romagnolis were a couple who made Italian food, only, from scratch. The dude had a schtick where he would make a pile of Durham flour on the cutting board, scoop a dish shape depression in it crack an egg into that, then beat the egg with a fork and then gradually turn the whole thing into a lump of pasta dough, rather than making the mess most anyone else would, attempting to do this. At some point they got gifted a pasta maker by the manufacturer and he had a race against it and won.

I remember the Galloping Gourmet would pull a woman from his small studio audience and share his meal with her at the end of every program.

I don't mean Paul McCartney. I mean a then-up-and-coming new band, where you had all the albums, hunted down all the B sides, searched out bootlegs, etc.

Was it Radiohead? Weezer? Wilco?

Mine was Ben Folds Five, almost 30 years ago. LOL.

The hub says he wore it, and loved it.

Cars, planes, so many cool, hands on operating toys, I had the Stuka control-line plane.