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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 238113" data-attributes="member: 4743">5575 I do remember some of that but it appears you were one step ahead of me on some things.BB guns fight all the time.&nbsp; And those old Red Ryders did hurt.But when you mention the drive in I will always remember:The night we drove the back way into the starlight at Fargo (which was the normal way to go), met with the girls who paid their way in and that night the two shows where flesh eaters and Promises Promises with Jane Mansfield.If you drank a glass of water with flesh eaters in it you ended up with a hole one could see through in the mid section.But the real treat was Promises promises.That one scene of Jane about mid way through when while taking a bath she exposure her boobies ( I still have a picture of that in my mind like it just happen as it was one of my first).&nbsp; It was dead silent for a moment in the car.&nbsp; Back in the 60s as a teenager with the ladies ones mind went many places.&nbsp; It was still a time of innocents, no internet, no showing of down under and in fact very little information to be found anywhere on that subject and it was what it was at the time.&nbsp; db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 238113, member: 4743"] 5575 I do remember some of that but it appears you were one step ahead of me on some things. BB guns fight all the time. And those old Red Ryders did hurt. But when you mention the drive in I will always remember: The night we drove the back way into the starlight at Fargo (which was the normal way to go), met with the girls who paid their way in and that night the two shows where flesh eaters and Promises Promises with Jane Mansfield. If you drank a glass of water with flesh eaters in it you ended up with a hole one could see through in the mid section. But the real treat was Promises promises. That one scene of Jane about mid way through when while taking a bath she exposure her boobies ( I still have a picture of that in my mind like it just happen as it was one of my first). It was dead silent for a moment in the car. Back in the 60s as a teenager with the ladies ones mind went many places. It was still a time of innocents, no internet, no showing of down under and in fact very little information to be found anywhere on that subject and it was what it was at the time. db [/QUOTE]

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