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Re: Born and Bred
Originally Posted by
Twodogs
I hope I look that good when I raise my bat to the crowd.
It's not that far off is it Twodogs?
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Re: Born and Bred
Originally Posted by
Axe Man
It's not that far off is it Twodogs?
Let's just say that the 50 has come and gone.
They were tough old (or young) bastards back then. I looked Jim Miller up on Trove the site with the old newspapers. There is one that talksd about Miller getting kicked in the face so hard in a game against Richmond in 1945 that he swallowed half his dentures!
They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.
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Re: Born and Bred
Originally Posted by
Twodogs
Let's just say that the 50 has come and gone.
They were tough old (or young) bastards back then. I looked Jim Miller up on Trove the site with the old newspapers. There is one that talksd about Miller getting kicked in the face so hard in a game against Richmond in 1945 that he swallowed half his dentures!
Haha. Why on earth would you play with dentures in? Was it because he liked to look his best or was it in case he felt the need to bite someone?
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Re: Born and Bred
Originally Posted by
Axe Man
Haha. Why on earth would you play with dentures in? Was it because he liked to look his best or was it in case he felt the need to bite someone?
Not a good sign when your in your 20-30s and already got dentures.
Bring back the biff
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Re: Born and Bred
Originally Posted by
ledge
Not a good sign when your in your 20-30s and already got dentures.
In those days it was very common for young people to have dentures. Don't ask me why but I do know it was common.
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Re: Born and Bred
Originally Posted by
Bulldog4life
In those days it was very common for young people to have dentures. Don't ask me why but I do know it was common.
Coming through the depression and the war, i'm not sure that everyone had toothbrushes. As for visits to the dentist....
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Re: Born and Bred
Originally Posted by
Bulldog4life
In those days it was very common for young people to have dentures. Don't ask me why but I do know it was common.
Back in the day it cost real money to keep your natural teeth. Everyone kind of accepted that you would loose them sooner or later, so why not get it over with. It was also before the days of fluoride in the water supply system, so decay was rife.
The truth will set you free,
but first it will piss you off. ... Gloria Steinem.
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Re: Born and Bred
Originally Posted by
Axe Man
Haha. Why on earth would you play with dentures in? Was it because he liked to look his best or was it in case he felt the need to bite someone?
Possibly bite that bastard who kicked you in the face!
They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.