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GMac’s senior year was 20 years ago

Thats two zero

Twenty

TWENTY

How is that possible? Where did those 20 years go? I was in my mid 20s drinking and dating and watching college hoops every nite, now im middle aged married with a kid and a mortgage and watching netfllix with wife every nite. I wanna go back to the gmac era!
 
GMac’s senior year was 20 years ago

Thats two zero

Twenty

TWENTY

How is that possible? Where did those 20 years go? I was in my mid 20s drinking and dating and watching college hoops every nite, now im middle aged married with a kid and a mortgage and watching netfllix with wife every nite. I wanna go back to the gmac era!
Preach!
 
GMac’s senior year was 20 years ago

Thats two zero

Twenty

TWENTY

How is that possible? Where did those 20 years go? I was in my mid 20s drinking and dating and watching college hoops every nite, now im middle aged married with a kid and a mortgage and watching netfllix with wife every nite. I wanna go back to the gmac era!
I can tell you how it feels . But I won't. It will surprise us
I am happy at 76 and play with grand kids. Each day brings surprises
 
GMac’s senior year was 20 years ago

Thats two zero

Twenty

TWENTY

How is that possible? Where did those 20 years go? I was in my mid 20s drinking and dating and watching college hoops every nite, now im middle aged married with a kid and a mortgage and watching netfllix with wife every nite. I wanna go back to the gmac era!
 
My earliest Syracuse sports memory was hearing about Syracuse playing in its first college football bowl game ever and getting blown out by Alabama 61-6. 1953 Orange Blowl. Everyone thought that SU football would never be invited to a bowl game again. A favorite early memory is when Jim Brown, in the Spring of his senior year at Syracuse, visited my 6th grade gym class at the old Charles Andrews School on the East Side of Syracuse. What a treat that was. 1957 I think.
 
Probably. I saw most of the games SWC recreated from The Old Post Standard. And a vital downtown Syracuse that most can't even imagine.
Yes I do remember a vibrant downtown Syracuse -- Dey Brothers Dept. Store, Wells & Coverly, Flah's, Addis's, Woolworths are the stores I remember. And I think the original Schrafft's (sp?) soda fountain. Theaters -Lowes, the Strand, Echel (sp?) on E. Fayette St. Others?
 
It was the Eckel. My Dad’s office was a couple of floors above the theater. Yes, the downtown area, or “down city” as we used to call it, was once a very busy and vibrant area.

As for age, you will never again be as young as you are today.
Or closer to...well, you know...
 
It was the Eckel. My Dad’s office was a couple of floors above the theater. Yes, the downtown area, or “down city” as we used to call it, was once a very busy and vibrant area.

As for age, you will never again be as young as you are today.
Wasn’t there also a Paramount on Salina street.
 
I was cracking up because I didn't see the username and thought you just randomly called him corduroy. Like, you are so old and wrinkled, your face looks like corduroy, or just a cool nickname.
I’m so gonna use that.
 

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