Buffalo always gets hit worse than us. I think they broke their record for snowfall in a single day today. We got a lot but not as much as they did. We have at least 15cm...looks like more. Sure seemed like more when I was shovelling! Despite the snow the roads have already been plowed and...
I enjoy rescuing and restoring old rotary phones to operating condition. I just finished fixing up a 1960 Northern Electric model 500. My usual "daily driver" phone at home is a 1939 model 202. Works beautifully.
This thread is starting to sound like the Monty Python skit featuring all the old fellows sitting around trying to out do each other with tales of their hard childhood experiences…’luxury’!
So...I recall:
--using the first computer at my school, a Commodore PET, in 1977/78. Little RAM, no...
Exciting find at the Salvation Army today (at least for me)! A first edition of Stewart Granger's autobiography "Sparks Fly Upward"....signed by Stewart Granger. In great condition, too.
Here too...-5C today and compared with the temperatures in the last two months it felt like sun tan weather. Supposed to be +3C tomorrow. Might need shorts.
There are Zeros still around but I believe only one is actually airworthy. It's an elegant, graceful looking aircraft.
My son saw the film, dubbed in English, last night. He quite enjoyed it.
Exactly...you have to view it as an inadvertent comedy.
Watching the Ronald Coleman version of Prisoner of Zenda right now on TCM. I love Raymond Massey as Black Michael.
I have found this book to be useful quite often. Like most reference books, it has become prohibitively expensive. Luckily I picked mine up a number of years ago. It was pricey then, but not like it is these days!
Plan 9 from Outer Space was certainly not a spoof or a parody. It is such a delightfully awful film, featuring stars like Dudley Manlove ("Because all you of Earth are idiots!") and Tor Johnson ("I'm a big boy now, Johnny."), that it's pretty well irresistible (boring sometimes, but still...
When I was a kid...many, many years ago, I'm afraid...my imagination, and a lifetime interest in the First World War, was ignited by this book. It was directed at young readers (like me) and dealt with the exploits of pilots like Bishop, Barker, Collishaw and McKeever. Thrilling stuff for an...
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