2007 Summertime Picture Thread - Part 2

Automatic Washer - The world's coolest Washing Machines, Dryers and Dishwashers

Help Support :

A friend, who decided to remain nameless...

kindly posted my picture, after I sent it to him.

It isn't that I was hiding, as much as not knowing how.

Thank you again, dear anonymous person.

Lawrence/Maytagbear
 
Thanks, Louis :-)

Louis <br
Thank you for you nice comments about my photo. :- <br
I mist say I was shocked at first, but I soon calmed down! ;- <br
As for your question, I am straight, but I honestly do not mind any nice comments from anyone. :-) In fact, I am deeply flattered wherever they come from. :-) I don't get out, so I've not had as much exposure as this before! LOL :- <br
Take care. :- <br
Regards <br
Carl :-)
 
When I said I was shocked and had to calm down, I don't mean in a negative way! :- <br
Carl :-
 
Card Game

My first post <br
Me standing standing in front of my favourite appliance, the Miele laboratory washing machine.

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My father worked an architect who designed laboratories. I used to love seeing the laboratory glassware washers and separate dryers. They needed major power and some accepted steam directly. <br
Apparently you can't have ANY residues on the glassware. These will otherwise be seen under a microscope! Kiling all mold/spores/germs is essential for good lab results, as well.
 
The options you have with these washers are almost endless. Acid washing, alkaline washing, washing with boiling water (very impressive to see the plume of steam coming from the vent in the door when doing this: a mini "Old Faithful" indeed. This machine is rated 10 kW so there is plenty of heat generated for steaming. It looks like a domestic dishwasher though.
 
and me!

with the Hoovermatic Deluxe and my favourite detergent - I'm about to tackle the 22lb of laundry in the bottom left of the photy <br
Si

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Here I am on the deck of the, "S.S. Titianic", just before the iceberg hit <br
Luckily, there was a battery powered Hoover in the water and the rotating fan kept me afloat until help arrived.

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Boy, this is a good lookin' crew, starting with our beloved webmaster, right on down the line! Here's moi...about 8 months or so ago.....

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So here's a VERy recent one just taken last night at the

Another Ypsilanti Depot Town Fantasy shot of me in front of Miller Motors. Which is the oldest surviving Hudson dealership in the USA. It stayed in business with American Motors until 1959, and sold Hudson's and other old cars up until about ten years ago, which then became a museum to all Orphan Michigan cars including Kaiser, Fraser, Hudson and Tucker. they include Corvair as well.. <br
So here I am as of 6/5/0

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And here's one more of me being Morgan Freeman

Here's one more of us across the road at the old Ypsilanti Depot on the old Michigan Central line. I was pretending to pick up our good friend Stephanie in my 1995 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series.. <br
I look absolutely terrible BTW....Very washed out and white..sorry folks for blindness

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2007...here I am

It was the wedding party of a very darling friend of mine..
Here we are THE BOYS
Who am I?!?!?
Should you say I loose weight during these last 9 years!?!
Isn't quite elegant my grey dress <br
GoodBye
Diomede

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