Swingman responds:
>"Swingman" wrote in message news:...
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>> and "pomade" was the glue of choice around here for
>
>"Butch Wax"! ... that was the name of the pomade.
>
Ah, memories are made of this! Crew cuts with the front standing straight up,
longer hair with Wildroot Cream Oil (did anyone every know what kind of wild
roots were used?), and Vitalis, which, IIRC, was mostly a combo of alcohol and
oil.
Charlie Self
"Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character,
give him power." Abraham Lincoln
"Charlie Self" wrote in message
> Ah, memories are made of this! Crew cuts with the front standing straight
up,
> longer hair with Wildroot Cream Oil (did anyone every know what kind of
wild
> roots were used?), and Vitalis, which, IIRC, was mostly a combo of alcohol
and
> oil.
Ahh, Brother ... thanks for the memories! I forgot all about
"WildrootCreamOil". As a kid, listening to a lot of Cajun patois on the
radio, I loved the way that name rolled off their tongue as one word. We'll
start talking about Hadacol if we're not careful.
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"Doug Winterburn" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> > And how many remember "Cookie, Cookie. Lend me your comb."?
>
> That's Kookie, Kookie.
>
> -Doug
His son, Logan Byrns is a newscaster in CT. I think he uses the old man's
comb.
And how many remember "Cookie, Cookie. Lend me your comb."?
"Swingman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Charlie Self" wrote in message
>
>> Ah, memories are made of this! Crew cuts with the front standing straight
> up,
>> longer hair with Wildroot Cream Oil (did anyone every know what kind of
> wild
>> roots were used?), and Vitalis, which, IIRC, was mostly a combo of
>> alcohol
> and
>> oil.
>
> Ahh, Brother ... thanks for the memories! I forgot all about
> "WildrootCreamOil". As a kid, listening to a lot of Cajun patois on the
> radio, I loved the way that name rolled off their tongue as one word.
> We'll
> start talking about Hadacol if we're not careful.
>
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> www.e-woodshop.net
> Last update: 10/04/04
>
>