I'm so old I Remember when:

[The Moonshiner]

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My younger days in a Pic.

Gotta love grimmis

I know that Tupperware pitcher.

 

[Canadian Wind]

I know that Tupperware pitcher.

Yup! We had one or two also!

 

[R2elk]

My younger days in a Pic.

Gotta love grimmis

I'm pretty sure this is an empty can.

 

[The Moonshiner]

Yup! We had one or two also!

Now I'm gonna be on the hunt for one.
The suction lid was so much better then the cheap crap they make now days and those were bullet proof compared to the thin pitcher of now days.

 

[Nomadicus]

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Had a 1967 Fairlane with a 390 2 barrel that ran hot if you got into stop and go traffic as in downtown Atlanta, GA on I-75 when is was first being built. I so remember the 1960's in downtown Atlanta. Now the thing is by the time Atlanta gets one place finished on I-75 they find a place to tear up and widen a couple more lanes. They will most likely get it finished now that we have relocated so we do not travel through their fair city any more.

 

[Nomadicus]

After putting up with the gas guzzling Fairlane for 2 years we traded it in for a 69 Chevy Nova. A stick shift without a clutch. Great gas mileage from a peppy small engine. I supplied a lot of Michigan cops at all levels with contraband from FL. Yup. It was a Federal offense to move fresh citrus that didn't go through the proper channels past the check points in N FL. Well no one suspected that little green Chevy II of carrying 30 bushels more than the law allowed by removing the back seat. I delivered to Detroit suburb police stations as well as MI state police that I personally new. Now a half century later most of the people that I sold to are not longer among the living and I'll plead the 5th if they try and prosecute me now.

 

[Hayden Goseek]

After putting up with the gas guzzling Fairlane for 2 years we traded it in for a 69 Chevy Nova. A stick shift without a clutch. Great gas mileage from a peppy small engine. I supplied a lot of Michigan cops at all levels with contraband from FL. Yup. It was a Federal offense to move fresh citrus that didn't go through the proper channels past the check points in N FL. Well no one suspected that little green Chevy II of carrying 30 bushels more than the law allowed by removing the back seat. I delivered to Detroit suburb police stations as well as MI state police that I personally new. Now a half century later most of the people that I sold to are not longer among the living and I'll plead the 5th if they try and prosecute me now.

Check Statutes of Limitations too.

 

[Hayden Goseek]

In 1962-63 era we all had to supply the school with big cans of 'Sego'. (It was a meal replacement drink mix.) Apparently they were going use it to feed us. (After we came out from under our desk following a nuclear attack.)

 

[Hayden Goseek]

 

[tripletfeb]

I know that Tupperware pitcher.

My parents still use theirs. And Tupperware filed bankruptcy not long ago so good luck finding one. Flea markets or garage sales are your best bet. I got a full set of their measuring cups a while back, at a flea market. Love them because they include a 3/4 cup