Things That Were Made To Last

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Midge 1 year ago

#4 sure, a decent chair for home use. we have them at an actual office and they are sh#t after 5 yrs. the net wears and no lumbar support.

Val 1 year ago

Midge,

Adjustable lumbar support is an optional extra. I have been sitting in mine every day for 10 years and still love it. If I had two @$$es I would buy one for the the other one too.

Allan 1 year ago

How is #32 "runs as good as new"? The LCD shows 10:05 but the dial clearly shows 10:04.

Rollo 1 year ago

Allan,
Sure. Go ahead and be a total buzzkill. Feel better now?

Marcie 1 year ago

#23 State mark of quality CCCP. We called it the headless Russian worker or can't do better (лучше не могу).

Waldo 1 year ago

#6 is radio controlled, so no wonder it knows daylight savings.

the radio-reception-meter is on the top right.

Juder 1 year ago

#14
I didn't know an apple peeler could bake a pie.

Deedee 1 year ago

#23 It´s a magnifying glass. It has no moving parts! It will last for ever if not dropped on the floor.

"My 1910s Dietz Bestov Hand Lamp. It may not be an everyday use item, but it's always good to have a backup light source around. This particular one has stood the test of time, and is still in near mint condition."