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Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, not. (rest of answer deleted in the idea of a sane, semi "edumacated" not character demeaning conversation), roflmao.
AI boird, maybe........lol......j/k
Don't forget the old Party Line,where everybody had a distinctive ring tone,ours was 2 longs and short (not sure why i still remember that,lol) ,and you could catch up on all the local gossip,by listening in
Damn, we had one when I was a kid in the early '70s. I almost had forgotten until you posted, Rick.Don't forget the old Party Line,where everybody had a distinctive ring tone,ours was 2 longs and short (not sure why i still remember that,lol) ,and you could catch up on all the local gossip,by listening in
Don't forget the old Party Line,where everybody had a distinctive ring tone,ours was 2 longs and short (not sure why i still remember that,lol) ,and you could catch up on all the local gossip,by listening in
I'm old enough to remember candlestick phones. If anyone remembers a TV series The Untouchables, they'll know what I'm talking about.I used to have a thing for collecting telephones, I'm certain I have a dial-type or 2 somewhere.
Maybe, I should dig them out and list them on ebay, at prices like that.
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I have one of those we took out of my mother-in-laws house after my father-in-law died ,and she moved in with us . He had it in his work shop , I suspect it was one of the original phones they had when they bought their home in 1953 . It has a pretty good coat of fiberglass epoxy from him building wood canoes ,and coating them with that stuff that would be on his hands when he'd answer the phone .
I'd post a picture of it if I was home ,but won't be for another couple weeks .Damn you were around with the dinosuars,candlestick phones were even before my time,
I have one of those we took out of my mother-in-laws house after my father-in-law died ,and she moved in with us . He had it in his work shop , I suspect it was one of the original phones they had when they bought their home in 1953 . It has a pretty good coat of fiberglass epoxy from him building wood canoes ,and coating them with that stuff that would be on his hands when he'd answer the phone .
