This time capsule note from 1998 that mentions Bill Clinton just as the Monica Lewinsky scandal was breaking (back when Clinton was still denying everything):
This Gameboy from the Gulf War that wrecked my perception of time:
This stamp of Charles and Diana from 1981:
This speech for President Nixon in case Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin couldn't get back to Earth:
These "easy-to-follow instructions" for making all kinds of drugs from 1973:
As well as this old drug education kit with the actual drugs it was describing:
This fill-in-the-blank letter to troops in Vietnam:
This list of expenses for a University of Alabama student in 1929, which totals under $100 for a quarter:
This 1965 church cookbook that lists married women using their husbands' last name:
This old vaccine card that prove they're nothing new:
These instructions from a 1911 book of home remedies:
This old cell phone with a clip-on chatboard that now feels very, very dated:
Along with this display of mobile phones from their inception until today, which shows just how quickly things change:
This briefcase that had a separate compartment for floppy disks:
This Netflix instant streaming disc for Wii:
This prediction that computers won't take over the world, actually, from 1980:
This "Kraft Dinner" from 1979 that proves Kraft has been around for a while, but it used to look pretty different:
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that's completely wrong and the name of the symbol isn't "good luck symbol" but indeed "swastika". Get your facts straight.
The swastika as a symbol of prosperity and good fortune is widely distributed throughout the ancient and modern world. The word is derived from the Sanskrit svastika, meaning “conducive to well-being.” It was a favorite symbol on ancient Mesopotamian coinage. It wasn't a symbol of evil till the Nazis took it over.
That's exactly what Elizabeth said
www.bookofjoe.com/2021/07/kraft-boxed-mac-n-cheese.html
Love that stuff! Got me thru college in the 80's and was about $0.25 a box.
And I'm not sure I would agree with "quick change". There is about 50 years of mobile devices there.
#33 a nazi swastika is mirrored and rotated 45 deg
But the important Part is "mirrored"
you're wrong. The nazi symbol is a swastika rotated 45 degrees, nothing more. What you are referring to is a sauvastika (in hinduism) and as nothing to do with the nazi symbol.
Get your facts straight.