Back To The 70's

[augustmoon]

Hi Storm....UP ? Maryknollers ??!!! back to the same old haunt...doing the same old thing.....Pareng S. the quintessential Sosy boy of the 70's - 80's - 90's - 00's :cool:

 

@Sliderule..what do the dopeheads then use as a term to mean "nakakuha? nakabili"......score ba yon ? :evil:

Edited July 19, 2006 by augustmoon

[storm]

Ssssshhh, huwag ka ingay. Hindi na ito sosyalan kund kaartehan naman.

 

I met the curator of UP Vargas Museum and the other one is a Visual Communication professor. They're both batch 79.

 

 

 

Yup score nga iyon. There's another meaning of "score" :evil: and you should know what I mean.

 

KP 500 din yung stereo ng car ko noon with matching Co-axial speakers and tweeters and proline equalizer.

[starbuck911]

Hot babes of the 70s:

 

Tetchie Agbayani

Amy Austria

Alma Moreno

Rio Locsin

Lorna Tolentino

Beth Bautista

Janet Bordon

Sarsi Emmanuel

Chanda Romero

Gloria Diaz

Maricris Cardenas

 

and siempre sina Carmi Martin and Vivian Velez

 

 

Hmmm...pareng Storm, parang there's one on the list that seems totally out-of-place. If 'she' ever entered the movie business, I'm not aware about it. She was, however, a friend's GF in the '70's.

[starbuck911]

Remember the morbid and gross rumor about Pilar Pilapil?

 

Hello augustmoon,

 

I can't elaborate for obvious reasons, but is this the one that involved "raw meat"?

[starbuck911]

KP 500 din yung stereo ng car ko noon with matching Co-axial speakers and tweeters and proline equalizer.

 

A lot of KP-500's were sold and installed at Roger's Roadstar stall at Autocycle. Mayroon pang mga EQ's with "reverb" pa. When you installed a Tri-axial in the rear, ok ka na (or so we thought back then)!

[acl]

bell bottoms pants

 

syete style haircut

 

all star converse/ chuck taylor rubber shoes

 

rota itallia mags (banana type, mini-lites, stratos, europa...etc.)

 

di pa uso lawlaw na basketball jersey uniform. masikip at maikli ang shorts tapos ang socks mahaba ala samboy lim

 

drag racing sa whiteplains, nagkikita at nagpopormahan muna sa tapat ng greenhills theater

 

sanrio products

 

action transfer stickers

 

chocovim (chocolate drink in a bottle, my favorite)

[starbuck911]

The most memorable movie of our high school days was Gone in 60 Seconds. Almost the whole batch watched that movie at the same time at Cinema 21 in Cubao. Cinema 21 was famous for its reclining seats.

 

Memorable cult film "for the boys" from '74. The following year, it was "Death Race 2000". Uso ang mga films with car chases after French Connection scored big in '71. The trend wore itself out towards the end of the decade. Other films of that kind I can recall are the Seven-Ups (w/ Roy Scheider), Dirty Mary and Crazy Larry & Race with the Devil (both with Peter Fonda). Marami pa diyan, including films with Bronson or Eastwood.

[willow_boy]

Memorable cult film "for the boys" from '74. The following year, it was "Death Race 2000". Uso ang mga films with car chases after French Connection scored big in '71. The trend wore itself out towards the end of the decade. Other films of that kind I can recall are the Seven-Ups (w/ Roy Scheider), Dirty Mary and Crazy Larry & Race with the Devil (both with Peter Fonda). Marami pa diyan, including films with Bronson or Eastwood.

 

I agree with you, pards. My 2 favorite car chase scenes are from Bullitt (1968, starred Steve McQueen) and The Seven-ups (1973) with Roy Scheider. The Seven-ups car chase scene through the streets of Manhattan was great. I never tire of watching it whenever the movie is shown on cable. I read somewhere that Roy Scheider did not use a double for these scenes. I believe it was inspired by the car chase scene in Bullitt where the chases were filmed in San Francisco. Such scenes from both movies are truly classics! :thumbsupsmiley:

Edited July 19, 2006 by willow_boy

[acl]

street of san francisco (m. douglas & karl malden)

 

kojak (telly savalas)

 

eight is enough

 

little house on the prairie (michael london)

 

bionic man (lee majors)

 

bionic woman (lindsay wagner)

 

beretta (robert blake)

 

thunderbirds - animated series

 

the wild wild west (robert conrad)

Edited July 19, 2006 by acl

[willow_boy]

street of san francisco (m. douglas & karl malden)

 

kojak (telly savalas)

 

eight is enough

 

little house on the prairie (michael london)

 

bionic man (lee majors)

 

bionic woman (lindsay wagner)

 

beretta (robert blake)

 

thunderbirds - animated series

 

the wild wild west (robert conrad)

 

Thunderbirds was a marionette series imported from England. The original series actually ran from 1965 to 1966. I do recall seeing reruns on tv in the late 60s (oops!)/early 70s.

 

Same with The Wild, Wild West which ran in the US from 1965 to 1969. Sa 'Pinas, it was regularly shown on TV in the early to mid 70s. Sadly, Ross Martin, the guy who played Jim West's (Robert Conrad) sidekick, Artemus Gordon, is no longer around. He passed away back in the early 80s, I believe.

 

Another series that was a hit with teenage girls was James at Sixteen that starred Lance Kerwin.

 

A popular show too was the "Night Stalker". Darren McGavin, the show's star, just passed away a year ago.

[acl]

yup remebered that... james at 16

 

threes company (john ritter +)

 

different strokes (gary coleman)

 

the waltons

 

m.a.s.h.

 

gunsmoke (60s? not sure)

 

rat patrol (not sure if its in the late 60s or eraly 70s)

 

happy days (henry "the fonz" winkler, ron howard)

 

soap

 

fantasy island (ricardo montalban)

 

mork and mindy (robin williams)

 

the love boat

[starbuck911]

chocovim (chocolate drink in a bottle, my favorite)

 

 

...and don't forget to shake well before opening.

 

Magnolia still ruled with the popular dairy products, although Selecta (when the Arce's still ran it) kinda maintained cult status where people were willing to drive to Roxas Blvd. to have that good ol' ice cream made from carabao milk. They had expanded into a resto for awhile, but the times caught up with them eventually.

[starbuck911]

...and new ice-cream "players" like Coney Island started coming in.

 

(pahabol)

[acl]

and how about dairy queen along buendia ave. palaging pila nuon dun.

[willow_boy]

...and don't forget to shake well before opening.

 

Magnolia still ruled with the popular dairy products, although Selecta (when the Arce's still ran it) kinda maintained cult status where people were willing to drive to Roxas Blvd. to have that good ol' ice cream made from carabao milk. They had expanded into a resto for awhile, but the times caught up with them eventually.

 

Selecta was our family's favorite ice cream brand for 2 reasons: their ice cream, mixed with carabao milk, was indeed very good and the other reason was that the Arces were (and still are) very close family friends of ours. I grew up with Selecta ice cream at home (in their trademark metal containers) and we were frequent customers at their old restaurant on Roxas Boulevard. My favorite flavor was the Macapuno. :cool: