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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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The way things have been going lately, I'm not sure I could afford those prices.
I do believe they got a deal on fifty-pound bags of potatoes.
My scalp is itchy just seeing this. My skin might even be breaking out at the hairline again
Buy one of these for a buck in a flea market, then show it to younger people: They have NO CLUE how it works, and some have no idea even what it is.
Out of production since the early 90's, the Tamburini masterpiece 916. #1 in my file of 'Only Italians Can Do This'.
Rare Nikon F3HP 'T': Titanium body. F3's were THE workhorse pro camera of the 80's/90's, and they released a very limited run in Titanium.
THE great Nikon rangefinder of the 50's before SLR's took over, here the early-aughts SP reissue. The originals morphed into . . . .
. . . . the original Nikon F SLR, essentially the SP mechanicals with a quick return mirror and pentaprism grafted on.
I used to watch the TV show Rescue 8 when I was a kid, and then re-enact rescues by stringing ropes on things and rescuing pretend victims who fell down a canyon, (really the stairway), and such.
Sometimes the youth chase me. Grand daughter had the Bluetooth on a trip to the market. Next thing the car's vibrating to a thumping rockers bassline. Some K-Pop Barbies called Katseye. I hear pop borrow good music all the time. And it's the kids get the cringe when I like it for what it is.
Daughters MIL got a brand new one for Christmas couple of years ago. Getting so vinyl is the main product in shops still sell recorded music. CDs not so much
