That metallic flap flap flap noise that used to accompany nearly every fuel fill-up. It came from the metal price signs that had flaps with each number. The price would be flipped to and held open but one of the numbers inevitably would come loose and flap flap flap in even the slightest wind. Almost every station anymore has plastic or even digital price displays but I was pumping up at an old station the other day and heard that noise and immediately looked at their sign. Sure enough, the good ol’ 9 in the price of premium was loose and doing a little jig.
Yesterday I caught myself actually saying to my 9 month old son;
“Don’t you want to watch Barney for a few mninutes while Mommy folds the laundry?
Sure you do!
We LOOOOOOVE Barney!”
Sure do, but may just be regional. Mike-Sells brand out of Dayton Ohio. I’ll have to take a look next time I’m in the grocery and see if they sell them up here.