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In reply to the discussion: How many of these can you say "Yes" to? [View all]DURHAM D
(33,009 posts)50. oh dear...can not imagine getting through that
Sorry William.
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My family's dairy farm in upstate NY had a bunker built of heavy timbers and covered with
panader0
Feb 2022
#145
All of the above plus my grandmother had a real ice box. And a washboard and a press dryer.
Tommymac
Feb 2022
#174
Yes, we did have a meat locker and it was just 2 blocks away. Forgot all about that.
ratchiweenie
Feb 2022
#176
Anything with a manual trans now days is the very lowest priced vehicle available...
Enter stage left
Feb 2022
#33
Having a manual transmission makes your car a lot less likely to be stolen.
captain queeg
Feb 2022
#63
Last I looked, Subaru, Volvo, Volkswagen, and high-end sports offered a manual option nt
Gore1FL
Feb 2022
#72
All of them plus had an ice box (and yes, the ice man cameth) as did the milk man and the bread
LoisB
Feb 2022
#15
Grandmother baked our bread in South Carolina. Bread truck in small town in Pennsylvania.
LoisB
Feb 2022
#65
I remember all of the OP's stuff -- plus my mom had a wringer washer. That wringer
Nay
Feb 2022
#191
I totally forgot about the knife sharpener guy. That is so cool about the milkman and bread man
LoisB
Feb 2022
#206
I have three Atari 130XE machines (more advanced than the classic 800s) in my closet.
Earth-shine
Feb 2022
#29
This isn't really an "old geezer" list, even elder Millenials can tick most of the boxes.
sir pball
Feb 2022
#150
4/5. We had a dryer. Sometimes my mother used a clothes line, but not extremely often. nt
Gore1FL
Feb 2022
#69
No on the stick shift and even though my mother always had a dryer, she sometimes like to hang clothes
Rhiannon12866
Feb 2022
#77
Actually, Brunswick Stew is more of a coastal plains, SC low country dish.
littlemissmartypants
Feb 2022
#112
If they had a tractor, they had gasoline. If they has gasoline, they may have had . . . .
Stinky The Clown
Feb 2022
#179
Yes to all of the above and still drive a stick, and hang clothes out to dry.
GoneOffShore
Feb 2022
#131
All of them. We had a dryer, but have you ever smelled bed sheets that dried outside
Emile
Feb 2022
#142
The thing that was the most useful high school class I took was typing.
Liberal In Texas
Feb 2022
#175
Yes to all except hanging clothes outside because there was no such thing as a dryer
MiniMe
Feb 2022
#210