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Wasn't ment as a personal attack If it was taken as such, I apologise.

Gee Cuffs, that's a pretty callous comment to make. One could only wonder what your comment would be if a prostitute should get violently raped. Sheesh!

Thanks for the clarification... make perfect sense now :-) I had heard about the raid on the Eagle - absolutly atrocious behavior by the police. My first lover was/is a cop and I have several gay friends who are. Must be really difficult for them to stomach when one or a few of their brotehrs...

Not sure what you mean Peter... What does a barista have to do with a raid on gay bar?

also thanks to Hunter for the link to the Jubille like produ Will check it out.

I remember Glamorene..... Also remember Carbona... I know Carbona had a upholstery cleaner that was in a plastic bottle and had a foam/brush applicator on the top. There was also a foam upholstery product that came in a blue aerosol can with a blue cap that you had to put your finger in a slot...

Here in the states in the 1960's I remember..... Johnson Wax products: Liquid Pride - Furniture polish - IIRC it was a watery proudct that you wiped on and let dry to a haze and then buff off. Super strong solvent smell. Liquid Jubilee and Spray Jubilee kitchen wax - great for Formica...

REO appliance Is the name of the full service appliance dealer in east norwalk. Great people.

and for a funny, kinda sorta parking reference Starts about 20 seconds into the clip. Classic line from Kate.

Now this is HOW to park... And how NOT to do it Two videos

Afer all, Oral Roberts got boxed today. "I haven't had this much fun since Huey Long died!" --- Lulubell Alexander - State of the Union (1948).

"Ultimately life is too short to spend it with people w Thank you Hunter for that... such a great line and so true too. I have some in my family who try to do that... I used to get upset and hurt, now I just am puzzled - WTF are they really trying to do?? As I am getting older, I realize...

Gee Pete, what's on your mind?? I would have never gotten that from Keven's post had you not mentioned it. I actually had to go back and re-read the posts to find what I think *might* be that reference. But hey, what's wrong with having a nice rooster close by? <grin>

love it! that is one worth passing around.

Actually Edison disc records were called "Diamond Discs The grooves were laterally cut in a 'hill and dale' pattern (like the Edison cylinder records were) and were played with a diamond stylus. Victor and other manufacturers were cut vertically (like the lp's that started this thread). You...

Columbia did have a system similar to the Orthophonic The "Viva Tonal" machines made in the late twenties had an improved sound box to play the new records. I am not sure they used a "re-enterant" type horn like the Victor machines did. I only had one, a MOL model, some years ago and don't...

LordKenmore... yes the different types of needles were a sim Victor (and other manufacturers) made soft tone, loud tone and extra loud tone needles. You just used the proper needle for the desired effect. A properly restored Victrola, especially the ones from the Orthophonic era (1925-circa...

Happy birthday.... Ya young whippersnapper! Seriously, all the best to you.

one more detail It also had lights above the buttons that lit to show the cycle progress.

we had a top loader Frigidaire dishwasher from around that e It had a round knob in the center of the control panel that you pushed and turned to release the butcher block top. If I recall correctly the butcherblock covering was on the top and then slanted down to the control panel. It also had...