My personal favorite from that ad is the cement covered weight set. Those benches were absolute junk, unstable feeling and easy to miss the re-re-rack of the barbell. That said, bench notwithstanding, the kit was good as a starter kit to see if you liked lifting weights at all, and it seemed like everyone in the neighborhood had one.
My personal favorite from that ad is the cement covered weight set. Those benches were absolute junk, unstable feeling and easy to miss the re-re-rack of the barbell. That said, bench notwithstanding, the kit was good as a starter kit to see if you liked lifting weights at all, and it seemed like everyone in the neighborhood had one.
I remember Caldor's well. It was the only department store in the area and the only place hiring for part-time jobs back then in the early '90s. It was also the first place I ever applied for a job, and I got rejected because I had no "work experience."
My friends and I would find these weights in the trash and we would bring them to my basement and they would often mess around with them before D&D sessions. Before I moved out my Mom made me go down and carry them all out to be collected by the town. I had to make over 2 dozen trips to get them all to the curb.
My personal favorite from that ad is the cement covered weight set. Those benches were absolute junk, unstable feeling and easy to miss the re-re-rack of the barbell. That said, bench notwithstanding, the kit was good as a starter kit to see if you liked lifting weights at all, and it seemed like everyone in the neighborhood had one.
I remember Caldor's well. It was the only department store in the area and the only place hiring for part-time jobs back then in the early '90s. It was also the first place I ever applied for a job, and I got rejected because I had no "work experience."
My friends and I would find these weights in the trash and we would bring them to my basement and they would often mess around with them before D&D sessions. Before I moved out my Mom made me go down and carry them all out to be collected by the town. I had to make over 2 dozen trips to get them all to the curb.
LMAO - You guys had to be the buffest D&D group in the tri-state area! 💪