Very nicely Done Bethann!
Now I don't have to put up that pic taken at the Hotpoint Parts Counter!
Okay who's left???
jet
Now I don't have to put up that pic taken at the Hotpoint Parts Counter!
Okay who's left???
jet
Here's my pic!
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But she certainly could be a model for Hotpoint, or any other company!
Bethann, all I can say is HOT DAYAM!! Your hubby is one lucky guy. Incredible sexy, beautiful woman, and can tinker with appliances!! You could definitely be a Texas beauty for sure. Would the 10 ten super models please step aside for this awesome woman!! (P.S., I'm glad rickr wan't in the pic LOL) Bob
What a KO!
That can't be Bethann! Well...maybe... I'll believe it when I see a portrait with a pink Frigidaire : ) Just joshin'
Cory
That can't be Bethann! Well...maybe... I'll believe it when I see a portrait with a pink Frigidaire : ) Just joshin'
Cory
Pets are members TOO 
As I was looking at everyone's wonderful pics, I looked down and noticed my precious baby boy having a sip of my drink. So I grabbed him and the camera and gave him a kiss. If you're afraid of rodents, BEWARE!! Anyone else care for Petowner pic posting??
As I was looking at everyone's wonderful pics, I looked down and noticed my precious baby boy having a sip of my drink. So I grabbed him and the camera and gave him a kiss. If you're afraid of rodents, BEWARE!! Anyone else care for Petowner pic posting??
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F-150
Austin, I hope you have Lo-Jack AND a Club on that truck, #1 stolen vehicle in TX (followed by Chevy Silverados). In the rest of the country #1 stolen are Toyota Camry's and #2 are Honda Accords. The rest of the Top 10 stolen cars depends on where you're at. Around here in L.A. you'd better hide any 1978-87 Olds Cutlass (they're the choice of "ride" for the gangs around here)
Austin, I hope you have Lo-Jack AND a Club on that truck, #1 stolen vehicle in TX (followed by Chevy Silverados). In the rest of the country #1 stolen are Toyota Camry's and #2 are Honda Accords. The rest of the Top 10 stolen cars depends on where you're at. Around here in L.A. you'd better hide any 1978-87 Olds Cutlass (they're the choice of "ride" for the gangs around here)
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"Okay who's left"
jasonl
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"Okay who's left"
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Hi Rchris!
Aw darn, OK I'll have to go digging for a photo around here, probably get to it some time this weekend.
Me quiet: yeah, worky-work keeping me busy. Geeks work any/all hours. Hey it's 2:44AM and I'm about to eat dinner!
Aw darn, OK I'll have to go digging for a photo around here, probably get to it some time this weekend.
Me quiet: yeah, worky-work keeping me busy. Geeks work any/all hours. Hey it's 2:44AM and I'm about to eat dinner!
Hey Austin,
I bet my car fits on the back of your truck LOL
I bet my car fits on the back of your truck LOL
Here's my pic!
Well being everyone ia attaching a pic I might as well also.
Peter
Well being everyone ia attaching a pic I might as well also.
Peter
Retry
I will retry
Peter
I will retry
Peter
Yay, with the LG combo!
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Word of advice...
Gentlemen, the swishier of us need to cool it with the comments about bethann. If she gets wind of the fact that she's making a bunch of gay guys drool, there'll be NO living with her!
Hmm. This is making me think about starting another thread.
Gentlemen, the swishier of us need to cool it with the comments about bethann. If she gets wind of the fact that she's making a bunch of gay guys drool, there'll be NO living with her!
Hmm. This is making me think about starting another thread.
Excuse me, but I am FAR FROM being a swishy Bear!!!!!
As my friend Kirk says (and I agree), I appreciate and recognize beautiful women, I just don't wanna hibernate and snuggle with one.
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and how about you Aussie folks?
and how about you Aussie folks?
Designgeek:
Yeah, I know all about the long hours in front of a monitor you and your ilk keep. At a company I used to work for, we would just throw in a piece of raw meat every 15 hours - those coders would go 15 days if you let 'em. Amazing how far Skittles and Mt. Dew (The breakfast of techies!) will take you.
I agree with KM '78 - it's time the Ozzies posted their pics!
Yeah, I know all about the long hours in front of a monitor you and your ilk keep. At a company I used to work for, we would just throw in a piece of raw meat every 15 hours - those coders would go 15 days if you let 'em. Amazing how far Skittles and Mt. Dew (The breakfast of techies!) will take you.
I agree with KM '78 - it's time the Ozzies posted their pics!
Me and my sort of customized Wurlitzer 2150 (a Home Depot restoration). I should have taken a picture with the Maytag, but it's a mess in the basement right now.
Ken
Ken
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Okay...
Here's My Mug to add to the collection.
Here's My Mug to add to the collection.
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PT Cruiser
Now that's just the kind of car I would've expected you to have!
Now that's just the kind of car I would've expected you to have!
Kenmore1978: The good news is, the car has less miles than I do! 
Got a great vintage Westinghouse chrome toaster at the thrift store yesterday, an avocado green juice picture w/4 juice glasses, and some great cookbooks (1946, 1957, 1965), and a black porcelain roaster. The PT held all beautifully. Will post a pic of the toaster to try to guess it's age.
Got a great vintage Westinghouse chrome toaster at the thrift store yesterday, an avocado green juice picture w/4 juice glasses, and some great cookbooks (1946, 1957, 1965), and a black porcelain roaster. The PT held all beautifully. Will post a pic of the toaster to try to guess it's age.
Cookbooks...
What cookbooks did you find? I've been watching out for vintage Better Homes and Gardens cookbooks since finding the very first edition from 1930 at a sale. I have a few now, from 1930, 1936, late 40's, 60's, etc. They are fun to find and the changes through the years are very interesting to see. The very early ones had no pictures or illustrations and conversion information for coal/wood stoves.
What cookbooks did you find? I've been watching out for vintage Better Homes and Gardens cookbooks since finding the very first edition from 1930 at a sale. I have a few now, from 1930, 1936, late 40's, 60's, etc. They are fun to find and the changes through the years are very interesting to see. The very early ones had no pictures or illustrations and conversion information for coal/wood stoves.
Greg:
Latest finds
Good Housekeeping Cookbook 1955
Sunset Salad Book 1957
Thoughts for Food 1948
Of Food and Thought 1965
They were $1.00 each, except the salad book, which was 50 cents.
There are a lot of older people in our community who used to do lots of cooking. I'll keep my eyes opened for BHG's.
Latest finds
Good Housekeeping Cookbook 1955
Sunset Salad Book 1957
Thoughts for Food 1948
Of Food and Thought 1965
They were $1.00 each, except the salad book, which was 50 cents.
There are a lot of older people in our community who used to do lots of cooking. I'll keep my eyes opened for BHG's.
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When I first saw PT Cruisers at the L.A. Auto show just before they were introduced, I said to my roommate who was with me "this car is going to be a hit". When I asked the guy how much they planned to sell them for, I said "now I KNOW it's going to be hit" I watched as other people asked about the price and you could see that people were really surprised that it was not going to be very expensive.
FYI, did you know that it's not considered to be a "car" by the government, but the new convertible style IS considered to be a "car"?
When I first saw PT Cruisers at the L.A. Auto show just before they were introduced, I said to my roommate who was with me "this car is going to be a hit". When I asked the guy how much they planned to sell them for, I said "now I KNOW it's going to be hit" I watched as other people asked about the price and you could see that people were really surprised that it was not going to be very expensive.
FYI, did you know that it's not considered to be a "car" by the government, but the new convertible style IS considered to be a "car"?
PT's
It's actually classified as a "wagon". The convertibles were a bit too small; two doors and a couple of roll-bars made it feel "squatty".
For the price, you can't beat 'em. Mine's a turbo with leather, so mama flies when she hits the road When there is a garage sale, I have a need for speed.
It's actually classified as a "wagon". The convertibles were a bit too small; two doors and a couple of roll-bars made it feel "squatty".
For the price, you can't beat 'em. Mine's a turbo with leather, so mama flies when she hits the road
When there is a garage sale, I have a need for speed.
Venus - I don't see a lot of GH cookbooks, the BH&G or Betty seem to be more popular around here. The 1st ed. 1930 BH&G cookbook was quite a curiosity for people and at $2, quite a find. Robert has a collection of Betty Crocker cookbooks that is very interesting too...
It's funny all the different things we collect, I've really enjoyed these "off topic" threads!
It's funny all the different things we collect, I've really enjoyed these "off topic" threads!
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