Back then there were 60 kids and one Nun. No problems and we got educated.
Remember the other use for wooden rulers? :eek::cry:
Back then there were 60 kids and one Nun. No problems and we got educated.
Remember the other use for wooden rulers? :eek::cry:
Ah Old Mud, glad ya checked backed, wouldn’t know what model, but I bet u would... anyway carburetors were a the thing back then... haha... cellie...
Stopped doing my own tune ups when electronic ignitions and computers replaced everything.
Still hangthe laundry on one of those fold open wooden cloth racks in the winter infront of the wood stove saves a ton of electric and replaces needed humitity in the house
Jeez... that's WAY too easy8-):):p
Goes in the "hole" of a 45 so you you can play in it on a turntable...
wasn’t a turntable, it was a record player... cellie...
Jeez... that's WAY too easy8-):):p
Goes in the "hole" of a 45 so you you can play in it on a turntable...
They were for the auto-play record players where you could stack records and they'd drop, the old-fashioned playlist. Most real turntables have a solid plastic adapter that fits over the spindle, since you have to change the record manually. Some record players could use these...
cellfish what you doinnn with mojoes watch⏱,, im glad you found it for me (y) ,,,,,,,,,,,[COLOR=rgb(26, 188, 156)] ><))):>
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Dang, and I figured a man of Mojoe's caliber would have a Rolex
Dang, and I figured a man of Mojoe's caliber would have a Rolex
He does. But he doesn't like to show off to us poor folks or make us feel bad. :)
A bit of a ‘slog’ to work, but it did function in a black out.
Before those whirlly ones that's all we had. Did you ever try to use a G.I. opener ? the ones for the K rations ?
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