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a cheap and nasty piece of useless plastic. And that's exactly what it was. The "tech" (mortician/hearse driver) knew it was DOA and that Samsung would replace it with a "free" NIB because you'd already paid for it when you bought the first one.

My Speed Queen is flipping you a birdie!!! That big fat middle finger looks like a perfect fit.

take in washing and charge for it. I'm getting ready to put a sign out in my front yard. What a great investment!

Life was tough in the 50s! Unfortunately it still is in many ways and places.

Class Act Both Mary Tyler Moore and Dick Van Dyke are the epitome of class acts.

I'm sure it's now a Buick or something. HaHa. Probably something more like this.

C'est Bon! Good job, Pierre.

Tramatic GE Appliances What's with the term "Tramatic" or did they just misspell "traumatic" ?

Wow! That GE Wall Refrigerator-Freezer must have gone over like a Baby Ruth in a punch bowl.

His Master's Vash.

Now there's a postcard! Way too pretty!

Christina is such a problem child! She's very fortunate to have such a creative caring Dad.

He must be a hundred... HaHa. Ernest won't be a hundred for another 4 years. He's got to be one of few televangelists that have never been put in prison for tax evasion or other "indiscretions". But he does own a 747 registered in Aruba so he may be looking over his shoulder.

Nice work. But I'm not surprised that a shock designed to control the spring rate of a 3800# minivan would be an overkill on a washing machine.

I'm assuming that I don't need to explain what UHF i Not to me you don't.

Looks like she has just been stupified by touching it. The dude looks like he's received his share of stupification as well. "Heeyaall !!".

Nothing like some good "clean" fun!

LWN432 Speed Queen I bought a machine very similar to the AWN432 for my wife this year and we are very happy with it.

Looney's Ready Mixed Concrete That is one of the funniest things I've ever seen!

G-82-CL 7-57 It may be a reach but I imagine the figures in the lower left corner of the ad could conceivably be construed to indicate July of 1957.