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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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The modern version of that was when AOL flooded us with 3 1/2 floppys with AOL on it.
We now had a nearly unlimited supply of floppys for free.
We now had a nearly unlimited supply of floppys for free.
Barrel furniture. I had a barrel chair.
I could go for one of these barrel chairs.
www.wright20.com
269: FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT, Barrel chair for the Herbert F. Johnson, Jr. residence, (Wingspread) | Wright20.com
FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT, Barrel chair for the Herbert F. Johnson, Jr. residence, (Wingspread) | Wright20.com
www.wright20.com
We had this game when we were kids. You'd twist the 'fuse' to start the timer, then toss it around from player to player. The one holding it when it 'went off' was out.
Me either. Last new one I saw was when my daughter was preschool age. She's 46.
Similarly:
I know there are modern versions of this game, but this one resulted in hours of fun for us.
I know there are modern versions of this game, but this one resulted in hours of fun for us.
If it’s a hookah I probably had something similar at one time.
I also have a screwdriver like that.
Me too. Also could take drill bits as well as screwdriver bits. Never knew what they were called. Google says "spiral" screwdriver. Turns out Stanley called them "Yankee screwdriver".
