I still use my parent's 1950's Revere Ware pots and pans, the toaster they got as a wedding gift in 1952. And I have but don't regularly use many other things my parents or grandparents had. Dang that stuff lasts.
My sister-in-law gave me that same West Bend crock pot for Christmas in the ‘80’s (?) and I used it until 2014 before it gave out. Two years later you should have heard me holler when I found a brand new one (in the box) at the Restore for $8. Oh, happy day!
1:54 Rizla cigarette roller - I had one for rolling ordinary cigarettes, which they were sold for, not for joints. Most people I knew in the 70s rolled their joints so thick that they wouldn't have fitted in one of these rollers.
But they were perfect for rolling a Pin joint (called a Pinner joint today). When smoking Panama Red in Panama you don't want a fatty. That stuff is potent.🙄
My old sewing machine gave up after 44 yrs and worked like a charm until the very end. That was 3 yrs ago. After that, I bought a Singer, and I expect it to outlive me.
This was a lot of Fun to watch. Thank you for posting. 00:51 I still have mine and it will still update the maps. 👍👍👍 1:54 Oh yes, the good old days in a haze. I had a great time. 😎 4:09 I had one of those when I was in the Army so I could cook in my barracks room. I would hide in under the toe kick of my locker. They never caught me with it.😅 9:54 The Apple I I e. I had a Laser 238, it was the only clone Apple ever allowed to be made. Exactly the same computer but with a color monitor, and a internal 5.25 floppy external drive and an external 3.5 floppy drive 💻
I bought the keyboard I'm typing this on - a Microsoft ergonomic 4000 - has been in daily use since 2009 and is still going strong. Until 2015 it was used to type transcribed reports for around 10 hours a day. I've typed the letters off it a couple of times and had to paint new ones, and it's obvious which keys I use the most. I bought a backup back in 2013 or so and I have yet to even open the box.
Arrrrgggg, I miss my old ( OLD) Singer sewing machine…was handed down to me from my mother in law, had it for 30 (because they last FOREVER) and some jackass stole it…that’ll teach me to try and help somebody get back on their feet!
That '92 Toyota Truck that's driven in cold climate probably had a lot of metal work done. Toyotas from that time were notoriously bad when it comes to rust.
I hate to be indelicate, but if you are a male, you need to void before using this because it puts equipment in the wrong trajectory for getting pee into the toilet.
I still use my parent's 1950's Revere Ware pots and pans, the toaster they got as a wedding gift in 1952. And I have but don't regularly use many other things my parents or grandparents had. Dang that stuff lasts.
My sister-in-law gave me that same West Bend crock pot for Christmas in the ‘80’s (?) and I used it until 2014 before it gave out. Two years later you should have heard me holler when I found a brand new one (in the box) at the Restore for $8. Oh, happy day!
1:54 Rizla cigarette roller - I had one for rolling ordinary cigarettes, which they were sold for, not for joints. Most people I knew in the 70s rolled their joints so thick that they wouldn't have fitted in one of these rollers.
But they were perfect for rolling a Pin joint (called a Pinner joint today). When smoking Panama Red in Panama you don't want a fatty. That stuff is potent.🙄
4:15 I have an Olympus OMD1 somewhere that's been going strong since 72-74! I no longer use it but I could have it running in a matter of minutes.
My old sewing machine gave up after 44 yrs and worked like a charm until the very end. That was 3 yrs ago. After that, I bought a Singer, and I expect it to outlive me.
Speed Queen is the bomb!!
6:49 I can't believe Salad Shooters have been around this long. Wow...
I love the juxtaposition of antique Singer sewing machines and... a Pokemon beanie 😂
I have one of those bird clocks. It's over 25 years old and keep good time.
This was a lot of Fun to watch. Thank you for posting.
00:51 I still have mine and it will still update the maps. 👍👍👍
1:54 Oh yes, the good old days in a haze. I had a great time. 😎
4:09 I had one of those when I was in the Army so I could cook in my barracks room. I would hide in under the toe kick of my locker. They never caught me with it.😅
9:54 The Apple I I e. I had a Laser 238, it was the only clone Apple ever allowed to be made. Exactly the same computer but with a color monitor, and a internal 5.25 floppy external drive and an external 3.5 floppy drive 💻
I bought the keyboard I'm typing this on - a Microsoft ergonomic 4000 - has been in daily use since 2009 and is still going strong. Until 2015 it was used to type transcribed reports for around 10 hours a day. I've typed the letters off it a couple of times and had to paint new ones, and it's obvious which keys I use the most. I bought a backup back in 2013 or so and I have yet to even open the box.
11:42 Those aren't pliars, they're diagnal cutters.
Arrrrgggg, I miss my old ( OLD) Singer sewing machine…was handed down to me from my mother in law, had it for 30 (because they last FOREVER) and some jackass stole it…that’ll teach me to try and help somebody get back on their feet!
Very sorry to hear. - sigh - alas no good deed goes unpunished.
5:43 Don't you think it's time you used some other ones while you washed them? 🤣
That '92 Toyota Truck that's driven in cold climate probably had a lot of metal work done. Toyotas from that time were notoriously bad when it comes to rust.
The feet rest before the toilet seat is something I would use for sure. Not touching my feet on the floor is one cause for my hemorrhoids 😭
Would use, or wouldn't?
TMI 🍇🤣
I hate to be indelicate, but if you are a male, you need to void before using this because it puts equipment in the wrong trajectory for getting pee into the toilet.