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::Dunstickin
12/09/06 10:52 AM GMT
Oh! I love to see owt like this!.....The great inventions of mankind!....
When you think!...not many of these ever 'broke-down'...not like all this modern stuff.....Nice one from you Terri
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.BorderingOrion
12/09/06 11:30 AM GMT
Your photo has a great sense of vintage and nostalgia of a now dormant time. It is a wonderful reminder of how technology has advanced in a relatively short period of time.
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::JQ
12/09/06 11:59 AM GMT
cool, i love old stuff like this, i have a couple of old bits of crap like this laying around that i wont part with despite the fact that its now useless!! good one Terri
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.Jhihmoac
12/09/06 12:07 AM GMT
Great capture here! Favs list because of the old fan...
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::Hottrockin
12/09/06 12:48 AM GMT
You can be cool while you calculate!! 8~D

I think I used to have a fan just like that...anyway, nicely aged artifacts!!
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Picture Purrrfect . Some people are like slinky's, completely useless but still a lot of fun when you push them down the stairs. 8~O
::LynEve
12/09/06 12:58 AM GMT
Good one Terri - oldies but goodies, made to last.
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::razorjack51
12/09/06 1:04 PM GMT
This is great Terri! I love this kinda old stuff! They just don't make 'em like that anymore..=)
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::Nuno_Cruz
12/09/06 1:09 PM GMT
Uau it's funny, i've never seen such things and never expect to find them here...Cute photo
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.Clayd
12/09/06 4:19 PM GMT
This is your computer ? :)) Old and cute.. Thank you for sharing.
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::Inkeri
12/09/06 4:47 PM GMT
Coool,Terri..Love old stuff like this..Wonderful and Cute capture..
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::cynlee
12/09/06 5:04 PM GMT
Antiquity! These things remind me of the Mel Gibson movie, "The Year of Living Dangerously". Maybe it's the fan. Bob's right, this stuff hardly ever broke down because it wasn't made of plastic! Nice shot, Terri!
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::jswgpb
12/09/06 5:11 PM GMT
That's even older than I remember..........yeah hard to believe isn't it ?? LOL Nice job Terri.
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.kimcande
12/09/06 6:50 PM GMT
Where did you find those goodies? We have come along way baby...technology is amazing!
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::kidder
12/09/06 7:06 PM GMT
This brings back memories Terri! My Dad used to repair these types of calculators for a living! Seems like we always had one or two around the house! Now days you can fit a machine that does a hundred times what that one did in your shirt pocket! But not near the character! Nice nostalgic look my friend.
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::dougieg
12/09/06 11:08 PM GMT
I like you "antique" composition. Does either still work?

Doug
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::fogz
12/10/06 10:51 AM GMT
haha! that is so funny! you want to know why? well my brother-in-law used to work for Burroughs and he is ancient too! ;) great photo and thanks for making me laugh! Patti
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::od0man
12/10/06 8:51 PM GMT
I never saw you sneak into my study Terri! LOL. Even my PC is steam driven;o)
Lovely nostalgic still life. Simple but effective.
Cheers,
Steve.
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::gerryp
12/10/06 11:00 PM GMT
Very nostalgic Terri...very good shot and great composition...I gave it high marks in VB....gerry.
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.foofoo
12/11/06 2:52 PM GMT
I just love this capture Terri. You have the era down pat with the frosted glass in the windows. My family has several of these old calculators they just won't part with. I must show this to my Mom- I'm sure it will bring a smile to her face.
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::sandserene
12/11/06 5:10 PM GMT
An interesting shot Terri! I love the composition of this. The white paint on the window frames adds just the right amount of brightness to this photo.
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.animaniactoo
12/14/06 3:41 AM GMT
And the phone has a "party line" too, right? 8•P
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.richwn
04/29/07 3:29 PM GMT
I wonder how many fingers were lost in that fan.
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