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Throwback Thursday - This is my nephew David and me up in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho in July 1988 at my parent's summer place. The entire family was up there at the time, which meant there were plenty of the kids who weren't around yet.
Born in 1985, David was three at the time. I was 30. He's only a year younger than I was when this shot was taken.
A few hours before my North High School Prom (my junior year) - 1996
For all of you wondering how i look with hair, this is probably as close as you'll get which isn't much at all. The kid on the left Sandy Dover a.k.a. YoungDov (brother of other flickr regular mallory dover). At the time he was probably just over chilling with Loren, reciting some obscure sports fact from memory. We would pull out basketball cards and he could almost always tell us all the stats of ANY PLAYER we pulled out. Skills. I dated his sister at the time – there are a few photos with all of us together but this one is much more pimp. Look at the glasses!
DeGrazia said, “When I say I am intimately acquainted with every adobe in my studio, I mean it. I put them up. And as I felt the need for more room, I added another studio–-–one for display, one for painting, one for ceramics, one for living quarters.” Happy Throwback Thursday!
Throwback to January when I met some really cool people. It was soo cold! We were all freezing by the time the shoot was over and I couldn't feel my hands or feet. Still a very fun day!
Inspired by a friend who had to rely on a Hertz Rental this week due to his Cat-Converter being stolen over night. I'd like to welcome this 1954 Hertz Rental ad to this weeks Throwback Thursday!
For those who don't know. I like to collect old magazines and what not. So I started these Throwbacks in order to showcase some of the old adds. I have gained great interest in these and look up to Thursday every week!
Jordy Nelson, Brad Jones, and Nick Collins model the new throwback uniforms that the Packers will be wearing this year.
This week we are going back eleven years to 2013 and to AX 526 on route 47 in Sandymount. The modern route 47 to Belarmine started in 2008, though the closest it got to the city centre was Donnybrook. In 2010 it was extended to the city centre, but it was not sent via Sandymount until 2012, when it partially replaced route 3 under Network Direct.
The bus is seen here on St. John's Road about to turn onto Strand Road. It, along with route 1, was rerouted away from here in 2021, with both routes sent along Park Avenue instead.
AX 526 was new to Dublin Bus in 2006. It was withdrawn in 2021. 05/01/2013
In the United States, Pepsi recently brought out the limited time product called Pepsi-Cola throwback, which is Pepsi with SUGAR instead of High Fructose Corn Syrup (aka corn syrup). Most soda beverages in the US have HFCS for the last few decades. Here in Canada, sometimes the beverages have sugar, sometime they have HFCS (that's why you see Glucose-Fructose/and or Sugar).
I brought a package back from the US. After trying it out, I find it definitely does taste different than what I'm used to here in Canada.. I can't tell if the Canadian variety I regularly drink has HCFS or sugar or what. But I find that Pepsi Throwback has a nice smooth taste, very light in the aftertaste, and in general, a very good Pepsi. Definitely better than usual.
A regular can of Pepsi here in Canada leaves this nasty film on my tongue after drinking, it sometimes has a very bitter taste to it, but it has exceptions, and the film on my tongue also leaves a nasty aftertaste.
I enjoyed throwback more than I expected.. but it was more expensive than a regular case of Pepsi here in Canada, usually $3.50 or so for 12 cans, while a 12 of throwback cost around $4.50-5.00 US. It would be amazing to see this become a staple product for Pepsi, people are learning about what HCFS (or corn syrup) is now days. Plus people like my father say "Coke/Pepsi was better in my days", well that's the reason why, it had real sugar.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_fructose_corn_syrup#Health_eff...
Almost a throwback to the early 1940s in this black & white view of the enamel station name sign at the southern end of the westbound platform at Alperton station. Rebuilt into its present form by the renowned Underground architect Charles Holden in 1932 Alperton station serves an industrial and residential area south of the more famous district of Wembley, with Alperton being on the border between the London Borough of Brent to the north and the London Borough of Ealing to the south.