I didn’t have the game but I do remember having the vinyl “All In The Family” LP.
This is kitschy but I was never a “Flying Nun” fan but why would a nun need to bend and twist at the waist?
I danced with Mr. T at the Limelight Club in NY once.
Wow.
All original and unopened TOPPS gum.
Allee Willis
The very first thing I ever collected was tiny miniature toys because I lived in a tiny apartment in Manhattan. But I soon graduated to tv and film memorabilia. I have so much of this you would weep….
More on the Mr. T. bank: https://www.alleewillis.com/awmok/kitschenette/2011/04/18/allee-willis-kitsch-o-the-day-–-happy-tax-day-mr-t-bank/
Here’s a couple Flying Nun companion pieces here at AWMOK:
https://www.alleewillis.com/awmok/kitschenette/2010/02/01/the-flying-nun-board-game/
https://www.alleewillis.com/awmok/kitschenette/2009/11/21/its-not-a-bird-its-not-a-plane/
I used to get Topps gum out of a machine at my corner drugstore so was elated when I found this container of unopened gum.
denny
I’m already weeping and securing sedation for the storage unit if that is still on?
Allee Willis
Of course.
denny
2 days at Willis Wonderland gives me about a years worth of posts for awmok.
BRBill
….and those posts are greatly appreciated and highly entertaining…moremoremore
denny
Stay tuned Bill. It will be another kitschy summer here at awmok.