I used to live next to Ken Harnden. He was a great singer. Had a few singles on the radio and did so many ad jingles. My favourite ad jingle was Discount Carpet. "If you don't buy discount, you are paying to much! Discount Carpet! * Guitar outro riff * : "de danna danna!"

Year late, but I just discovered him and I LOVE this channel

Kingston sucks! Kingston Frontiacs are garbage!

Shut up

lol

@@robertdurkin9600 What Miracle Mart?

I also went to Moira for the first part of highschool.. we would go to the Bayview mall...(aging myself here) when we went it was the Belleville Plaza, and the bowling alley still had a vending machine for cigarettes. Easy way for us to grab a pack while underage.

LOLLL I love this XD if you ever come back to the quinte mall, I work in Charmed Aroma, I'd love to say hi and meet you and so would my team!! XD

bud... thewrestling game they had in there was the ultimate arcade. "Tow Strap!"

I'm still surprised they went with Trojans all these years later

Definitely! The restaurant and the take out adjacent to it. And going way back: The Kmart cafeteria had great french fries and fruit punch. Ha!

@@terrytsurugi556 Yessssss!! Omg I loved that Kmart cafeteria when I was a kid. I can still picture it, an ashtray on every table, the fruit punch and lemonade flowing in the big cannisters, the smell of French fries and cigarettes in the air, what a time to be alive! 😅

i was a Bayview mall kinda guy.

I'm still trying to get on local community tv

the BP is so underrated.

Was it called Salmagundi's or J'eat Yet?

@@baileycuervo I can't recall, would have been around 1990/1991.

And the bowling alley above the department store... like a constant thunderstorm

@@SeanLiddleSplunge Yes, the bowling alley above the Woolworth's store. Remember the lunch counter there? And two grocery stores? A&P (where Food Basics is now) and Dominion down at the north end? It was a nice plaza until they covered it over.

Bahaha! I loved those fountains, I always thought they made a mistake removing those, they gave the mall some charm and made it feel less cold and sterile, but they were probably disgusting lol. Sneaky Pete's was the best, when I worked at the mall that's where we all used to go smoke cigarettes, hidden away in the back corner 😂

Wtf? They removed the fountains?

@@nathanbialy1425 oh ya, years ago now, they tried to make the mall more "modern" but really just took away its soul

@@XMistressLolaX I bet it took the soul away. It had nothing to do with modernity, they wanted to save on water and electricity lol

Or how about reviewing the new campgrounds around town

Yo brother, that was our hangout place in high school. Stealing from the buck or two and snatching a few posters from Alison's and chill on the north side of the parking lot. Oh and also get "Great"Rix to buy us some colt 45s at the LC. #muchlovefortheBVM

nice! that's still there? I played once in the 80s

@@0truckmafk I'm not in the area now but google maps has a recent picture of it, so I'm pretty sure it still lives!

@@felisZerda it was there last summer!

Monster mini golf?! Who was the dude who owned it in the 80s and 90s?

That video store was the best! Sadly it closed, along with pretty much every other mom and pop video store, in the early 90s. I'll never forget when they closed, they gave me their copy of The Quest because I rented it so much. They were really nice people. I also rented my first horror movie there (not the first one I saw, just the first time my mom allowed me to rent one), it was Children of the Corn. Ahhhhhh memories 😄

@@XMistressLolaX I knew it was going to be a great day and night when my mom or dad brought me to MadJack Video to rent a Nintendo game.

lol I remember in the late 80s, the Belleville Plaza was just renovated and always had that new smell- especially from the Polish deli.