They also somehow found & bought a 1978 Ford Fairmont in metallic emerald green.
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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
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My aunt and uncle had avocado green bathroom fixtures. It looked cool until something was in the toilet bowl. Whether #1 or #2, both looked really bad.
I guess you don’t play with any blues harmonica players. Mics like that are sought after by them.
I see freight trains like that all the time. Tracks run along I-10.
Everything green in the photo I posted up, with the exception of the wall paper.
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I know that. I was joking about not seeing any appliances because of the cute girl.Everything green in the photo I posted up, with the exception of the wall paper.
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I was wondering if you were. Sorry. I defaulted to an earlier instance. Years ago I had a similar question from another individual. He thought the term appliances were only applied to the small handheld kitchen items (your mixer, electric knife, blender, etc).
LOL. By the way, what does the girl "cure"?
Oops. I fixed it.I was wondering if you were. Sorry. I defaulted to an earlier instance. Years ago I had a similar question from another individual. He thought the term appliances were only applied to the small handheld kitchen items (your mixer, electric knife, blender, etc).
LOL. By the way, what does the girl "cure"?
Yes, as I said, I failed to quote the post referred to, so it looked like I was implying no freight trains. Freight trains with diesel electric locomotives are very much in evidence all over the world.
My folks home was built in 1958 and it had a General Electric oven. They sold their home in 2012 with the same GE oven that still worked great. My mom never changed it out because she couldn’t find another oven as deep. 54 years and still running. They don’t build products like that anymore.
And Mercedes thought their Smart Car was revolutionary.
I worked on two of those in the 80s. That was an almost frightening car to drive. Is that yours?
My grandma kept her coal stove until around 1964.
Imagine getting into a wreck in one of those!
There was a 3 wheel car in England that would roll over easily. It was common practice to get out, roll it back on its wheels get back in and carry on driving.
