suffolkdiver
Anyone got any heliox ?
My first car was a 1965 Ford Cortina, 4 door.
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Came in here to see what it was all about and your first two posts made me laugh out. HAHA so good. You were so proud too.Oh shit!!!!!
Stupid that should not have happend
So are you the oldest here?
And it looks like I belong here too
muiramas
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This car is pimp AF. I wish I had one when I was 17. Just look at the size of that rear overhang. Pls confirm you has some red neon lighting underneath.My first car was a red 1977 Toyota Corolla Liftback....gifted from my grandfather in 1980. Put over 250K miles on that car. Some good times in that car!
LOL! No red neon lighting back the early 80's. I did put some gold shag carpet back there though!
WOW, new car! Time to dump the old LaSalle! Itt sure did run great though.
Thanks
David, Older Gentleman
Thanks
David, Older Gentleman
Being a teen in the 80's will relate...
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suffolkdiver
Anyone got any heliox ?
Still have a home library and many vinyl records. Had a car phone in the 80's. Rotary dial phones started being replaced by push button in the seventies, though. I recall getting a push button one from the phone company in the mid 70's.
I was looking for something in my basement the other day, and found a milk crate full of 78rpm records for a Victrola I used to have. I bought and restored it and it used to sit in my living room, until I lost it in a bad break up with the gal I restored it for.
No, I am not old enough to have bought the Victrola new...
But I do like old things. And some of the records are about as politically incorrect as you can get (not my fault, they came with the Victrola when I bought it, lol).
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Well all 20 pointe yes
Easy for me because I am from 1951
0 point too ... happy to join the club
I thought I was one of the oldest members here but I must admit you win by 8 years ... I'm from 1959 and now I feel like a juniorBTW ... one thing I've learned along the last 10 years is that presbyopia compensate myopia ... now I can work on watch movements without a loupe
0 point too ... happy to join the club
BTW ... one thing I've learned along the last 10 years is that presbyopia compensate myopia ... now I can work on watch movements without a loupe
When I read this I am happy to have started the watchmaking hobby
I am 50, and it looks like I have quite a few years of fun yet in front of me
Graheme
Buying with confidence wearing with pride
I'm 0 points lol this was cool and how the world have changed so much in 60 yearsIf you have more than zero (0) point, you might be too young to be here
whats really sad is that these 20 appear to be written by someone who only goes back to the 80's
coz I can remember "technology" that predates some of these
AND im not that bleeding old!
coz I can remember "technology" that predates some of these
AND im not that bleeding old!
