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Kali

(56,330 posts) Fri Jul 4, 2025, 07:58 PM Jul 4

Classic 4th of July recipe

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Classic 4th of July recipe (Original Post) Kali Jul 4 OP

I watched the entire mess. Surely a maga creation? Ninga Jul 4 #1

You must be a youngster? Kali Jul 4 #2

The Groove Tube nocoincidences Jul 4 #4

LOL Kali Jul 4 #5

lol lol bucolic_frolic Jul 4 #3

I posted the same video on FB this morning! SeattleVet Jul 5 #6

Ninga

(8,867 posts)

1. I watched the entire mess. Surely a maga creation?

Reply to Kali (Original post)

Fri Jul 4, 2025, 08:07 PM

Jul 4

Kali

(56,330 posts)

2. You must be a youngster?

Reply to Ninga (Reply #1)

Fri Jul 4, 2025, 08:11 PM

Jul 4

It's a clip from an old movie, quite a hilarious take on television back in the day. The Groove Tube.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Groove_Tube

nocoincidences

(2,410 posts)

4. The Groove Tube

Reply to Kali (Reply #2)

Fri Jul 4, 2025, 08:53 PM

Jul 4

is hilarious and completely socially inappropriate for today's stuffy audience.

Check out the segments called the Koko Show and also Safety Sam giving a public service announcement re: venereal disease.

Very funny Seventies humor!

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Kali

(56,330 posts)

5. LOL

Reply to nocoincidences (Reply #4)

Fri Jul 4, 2025, 09:27 PM

Jul 4

bucolic_frolic

(51,514 posts)

3. lol lol

Reply to Kali (Original post)

Fri Jul 4, 2025, 08:11 PM

Jul 4

can't imagine eating that. Kramp's?

She takes the hot dish from the oven and puts it on the plastic table cloth.

SeattleVet

(5,706 posts)

6. I posted the same video on FB this morning!

Reply to Kali (Original post)

Sat Jul 5, 2025, 04:20 AM

Jul 5

'The Groove Tube' and 'Kentucky Fried Movie' were probably instrumental in helping to instill a totally sick sense of humor in me.

For those too young to have experienced the culture around this...The 4th of July Heritage Loaf bit was a take-off on a bunch of TV shows sponsored by Kraft, involving various recipes using their products. The Groove Tube bit wasn't really that far off from the reality that was 60's TV.

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