"19...50s? GE electric percolator. It was my grandpas and now it's my dialy driver. makes a whole kettle of coffe with now filters, pods, or difficult to fill reservoirs. Also doubles as a tea kettle. No longer manufactured by GE, but they still make these and superior to coffee machines/kuerigs"
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Shirley 2 year s ago
#19 you mean an industrial enema plug
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Angelina 2 year s ago
Shirley,
Sure hope you enjoyed being the idiot of the day.
Sure hope you enjoyed being the idiot of the day.
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Esther 2 year s ago
#27 - Boston Whalers are virtually indestructible. Used to take one (intentionally) through The Race in LIS just for fun.
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Karon 2 year s ago
Esther, We had a pair of them when I was in the Coast Guard. the 17' was solid, the 19' was junk.
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Dea 2 year s ago
#29 I don't think they understood the assignment. For life means doesn't need to be replaced.....
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Tamarra 2 year s ago
#27 1983? i was 25 in 1983, boy do i feel old
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Egbert 2 year s ago
We have a '48 GM Frigidaire at our summer camp, it still runs. My grandfather bought it used in the 1960's.
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Keziah 2 year s ago
#39 First thing I read was P0rn. The Internet shuttered me...
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Hosea 2 year s ago
Sane here
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Adela 2 year s ago
#13 but it requires far too much energy. buying a new one will save you money in few years
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Jettie 2 year s ago
Adela, you're 100% correct, but this one does have a certain novelty to it; there's something about old stuff that just keeps on working, while new stuff made today breaks down shortly.
My neighbors have a light bulb that is well over 100 years old and still works. Would a new bulb provide better light and consume less power? Sure. Would it be as cool? Never. :-)
My neighbors have a light bulb that is well over 100 years old and still works. Would a new bulb provide better light and consume less power? Sure. Would it be as cool? Never. :-)
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Adela 2 year s ago
#18 very nice to handcuff your partner on the bedframe
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Peggie 2 year s ago
I also have a 2002 Ford Ranger with 4L engine. It's the only vehicle I've owned and driven for 20 years and I'm still not looking for anything to replace it.
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Woody 2 year s ago
#27 I live on a boat from 1972... old boats are very common.
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Simon 2 year s ago
@#19 I have one and the same!
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Dre 2 year s ago
#19, I've got the same nozzle from my granpa
#36 got one at yard sale couple years ago
#36 got one at yard sale couple years ago
Sure hope you enjoyed being the idiot of the day.
My neighbors have a light bulb that is well over 100 years old and still works. Would a new bulb provide better light and consume less power? Sure. Would it be as cool? Never. :-)
#36 got one at yard sale couple years ago