What is the oldest item you use on a regular basis?
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I think there are 2 directions here. Oldest by pure age and oldest that we acquired something ourselves. You may have a 57 Chevy but you bought it in 2022. Or you still have your 1983 Zephyr you got in 1990.
Home we live in was built by my great grandparents in 1901.
Rocking chair from 1863 made by a civil war veteran who lost a leg in the conflict. Have the chair and a 100% solid walnut dresser he made.
This is not a measuring thread, so put it back where it belongs.
1963 Dixie Narco 8 Select.
Which will DESTORY a modern can if one gets stuck in the metal dropping arms.
Which will DESTORY a modern can if one gets stuck in the metal dropping arms.
Have an AT&T 8088 computer. 20mg of hard drive that we was told it was more than we would ever need. Fire it up occasionally and play Monopoly
WE are not allowed to use our phones and it's just as easy to have this one sitting right next to my keyboard. In normal life I would use my phone. At work i have one turned on right next to my keyboard
Read this wrong at first and thought you said you had it as a child and was exceptionally jealous.
Judgment free but why not just do the simple math in your head? It's a dollar store calculator
A couple of my sons work places that do defense work and their phones can’t enter the main part of the building. I think they have lockers before they go through security so their phones are not just getting hot in the car or something. Before they switched husband to working from home, his phone also had to go in a locker at work. Other three sons can have their phones with them but have limitations on how they can use them. So limited phone usage seems pretty common, and they can give out an emergency number you can use if you really need to talk to them at work.
Great-grandpa's vice grips. He was born in 1898, no idea how old they are.
