Traffic Cop in Nigeria!

[GrayBeard]

We used to have one like this that worked in our area!

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=211429502257269

[dgman]

I wonder if he got special training?

[Bill P]

We had a fat, white version of him in Eugene, Oregon, when I was a kid.  Don't laugh, but I used to walk down to his intersection and watch him.  More entertaining than Lawrence Welk!

Bill

[dgman]

Lawrence who? Come on bill, Your not that old are you?  

[Dawie]

  Thanks GB
David

[Bill P]

Yep, I'm that old.  Lawrence Welk, Hee Haw, Sing Along With Mitch.   

Bill

[Marcellarius]

great find GB, nice to watch.
I hope I could read the signs when I came across  someone like that.
it sure makes traffic lights easy

[Gabby]

Yep, I'm that old.  Lawrence Welk, Hee Haw, Sing Along With Mitch.   

Bill

How about this?
As a young boy 8 or 9 taking accordion lessens in Hawthorne, CA
I got to play with L.W. and Myron Floren he could make his accordion talk!
Sheesh just realized that's 60 years ago.
Gabby

[Bill P]

OMG, I remember Myron Floren! 

Gabby, that must have been a great experience.

Bill

[Russ C]

I remember when my father brought our first TV home. It was B&W, I think there was two channels maybe three and we where the first on the block to have one. 

[Rapid Roger]

I remember when my father brought our first TV home. It was B&W, I think there was two channels maybe three and we where the first on the block to have one. 



It took my Dad 20 minutes to get the test pattern just right. We only had one channel in 1953. It only had any thing playing for 2 hours....From 5:00- 7:00 PM and every show was done in a snow storm! 

Rog