Clean sweep. Remember them all. How many here remember CARToons? How about Wolfman Jack's Midnight Special?

11/13

100% and then some. My mom dusting for bugs in the kitchen with DDT. We lived through it though.

Listening to Gunsmoke on the radio. http://www.fmradiofree.com/podcasts/gunsmoke-otrwesternscom

S&H Green stamps

Got my first chainsaw from them. Some had one double stamp day each week.

13 for 13 on the OP's list. I remember our first TV was black & white, it was years till we got a colored one. The colored one was a console with better wood than most gunstocks now days. It also had an outside antenna with a flat double lead wire that came in under the bottom of the window. Later on we got uptown and had a rotating element that turned the antenna.
Also home delivered milk with a paper stopper for a lid.

I remember my brother and I were watching Lee Harvey Oswald's transfer live. Both of us saw Jack Ruby appear from nowhere and shoot him. That was a weird feeling. Both of us looked at each other and said holy chit did you see that?

Surprised that jacks in the driveway haven't shown up yet, or playing cards in bicycle tires. I loved bbq days -- my dad would let me have the first sip of every budweiser he opened and then tell my mom she could have the first sip

All of the above plus;

Grandma saying "hold your water or you'll get it again!" (never ever tell grandma you have a stomach ache.......yes, she was twisted)

Fishing for crawdads with bacon on a string.

Having bottle rocket battles and indulging our pyrotechnic fantasies without a care in the world. Or cops showing up.

Watching TV until late night in the summers and seeing the jets flying to the sound of the Star Spangled Banner......followed by "This is the end of todays broadcast", then that tone would play and the psssssssst static would start forcing me to go to bed against my will.

Hanging out all summer long with two gorgeous, fit, big haired older girls bronzed from being in the sun wearing tied dyed t-shirts with no bra, worn out cutoff blue jean shorts so short the bottom edge of their cute butts were peeking out, and listening to the Beatles, Carpenters and KC and the Sunshine Band

Baby sitting the afore mentioned girls when they were tripping on acid. And discovering that it was called the love drug for a reason.

Riding my brothers chopper and wondering how the heck he could steer the damn thing.

Outdoor toilet
Hand water pump
Kerosine/fueloil lamps
Hot stones wrapped in a towel to keep warm in bed
Fresh milk scrapping the cream off the top
Churning butter
Horse drawn farm equipment
Milking cows by hand

Sonic booms

The Keystone Cops
Silent movies
Amos and Andy
Three Stoges
Party phone lines

When someone comments you on your alligator shoes but your barefooted...drumroll
Rodney D I think...
Loved that guy. Was fortunate to see him live several times

I remember going to the place where you could redeem the stamps.

That stuff burned like fire!

Listened to KOMA out of OKC

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I don’t remember it burning. We called it Monkey Blood.

I heard that many of the car manufacturers had to briefly go back to the floor-mounted dimmer switch for vehicles sold in College Station. Aggies kept getting their foot stuck in the steering wheel.

I have driven, and I'm sure there's a couple that remember them new, vehicles with the starter on the floorboard.

All the above/

Drinking from a garden hose
Playing in the sprinkler
Without neighbor reports and its amazing how much they knew about, parents wouldn't even know where you were

And setting the timing on the steering column. There’s a lot going on on a cold start up there.