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Philipina 3 year s ago
#5 cant quite understand the significance of a 5+ years "old" wristwatch
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Jos 3 year s ago
I would expect many of these items to last forever.
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Luke 3 year s ago
#24 dumb@$$, learn RPN
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Brenda 3 year s ago
#9 Mine turned 43 in September, got it the day i was born and have run it 24 hours a day every summer, still working.
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Marvin 3 year s ago
In 1972 there was a movie called "Silent Running" about a man who flees the Earth in a spaceship with 3 robots. The day after we saw the movie my mother and sister woke me up to show me a fan they had bought that they fancied resembled the robots. (It had a round face and two legs, that was about the extent of the resemblance.) "See, they came back!" my mother said to me as I groggily woke up.
50 years later I still have that fan and it still works. I've carried it from one home to another, through 3 apartments and 4 houses.
50 years later I still have that fan and it still works. I've carried it from one home to another, through 3 apartments and 4 houses.
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Buren 2 year s ago
#1. It s#cks that someone ruined the dial by writing on it.
50 years later I still have that fan and it still works. I've carried it from one home to another, through 3 apartments and 4 houses.