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'I'm so uncomfortable' That had me cracking up. As for the Greta sticker....just another dumb ho.
Does anyone know where I can find, the new Trump shampoo and shower head?
These things are on everything. Can't stand a slow running faucet...Stupid people, we are not saving water if we have to run it twice as long...first thing I do with showerheads is remove the flow restrictor.
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first thing I do with showerheads is remove the flow restrictor.
I believe the Trump Shower head has never had any sort of flow restrictor ..
it just keeps spouting out my friend
And people complain about having to use Internet Explorer, and here we have Boeing jets being updated with floppy discs lol
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Sybertiger
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The showerheads I bought had the restrictor molded in so I had to drill them out.
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I suspect that they'd have to go through some very expensive recertification process to change from the floppies, that would be a costly business decision. A lot cheaper to just keep a DOS or windows 95 system around.
German Bra:They must....my wife has a couple.
(sorry...I couldn't resist).
StopemFlopem
Never understood why they called the 3 1/2 inch disc Floppies. The Floppies were the 5 1/4 inch...They must....my wife has a couple.
(sorry...I couldn't resist).
I even have an 8 inch IBM Floppy...
Oh man, just remembered why I don't tell anyone I have an eight inch Floppy, hahaha
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Maybe I can sell mine for a few hundred $ each to boeing? I've got at least 50 of them left. And I built up a pretty good stock of blank CDs and DVDs before they suddenly became obsolete. I'm a horrible pack rat, but have reformed a little. Over the last year I gave up some precious cartridge tapes and bernoullis. I've hung on to one each of an 8", 5-1/4". and 3-1/2" floppy drive. I bought a couple of 8" drives in the 70s for about $500 each! I can't remember what the ST506, the first 5-1/4 inch hard disk cost.