Aww, I can do that! Not because I was ever in anyone's army but because someone gave me a Webley. Just don't check to see if it's loaded or it won't be!:lol: (It spits all the bullets out, when you open it) Dave
:cornut: Field strip and immediate action drill on a 1903 Colt .32 Pocket Automatic (which, of course is actually a semiautomatic) Jason
These things from the office... Actual carbon copy IBM Selectric Whiteout "While you were out" message pads Round cubby-holes for slotting "While you were out" messages Green then amber CRT terminals IBM XT MS Word on a single floppy disk Floppy disk Lotus 1-2-3 Ashtrays and people smoking IN the office :mad5: A pager When a (brick) cell phone was a status symbol because you were 'important' Hyperion computer WordPerfect DOS (any version prior to Win 386) A 386 PC (we had the first production Compaq for $17K)
If you bought 2 snow tires for your FWD car and when you picked it up the snow tires were on the rear.(1965 MG 1100)
:cornut:Listened to Buddy Holley before he 'augered in' outside of Clear Lake, Ia 'the day the music died.' Jason
....even better punch tape. [ame=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punched_tape]Punched tape - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame]