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I am not talking about syrup brand or spaghetti sauce that you have been using for decades.
I am talking about personal possessions from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s that you still use to this day. |
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1. We have a VCR we still use. 1980s.
2. I have a Conair blow dryer. 1980s. 3. I have a Walkman. 1990s. 4. We have an alarm clock. 1980s. 5. We have a cassette player. 1970s. I will post pictures of I can find some online. |
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I have a radio, with 2 cassetteplayers, that I'll sometimes use.
I have the one-time yellow ubiquitous yellow Sony Walkman too, but the earphones havent worked in years. Bummed. |
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The car - 1996 Accord.
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| I wear a lot of my high school workout clothes from the mid 90s |
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Landline.
Cassette/CD player Sewing machine (nothing beats an American made, all metal parts sewing machine.) |
Any standards earphones should work with it. |
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I still have my 80s P’jammer clock radio in my bedroom.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/slantedenchanted/6621355145 |
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| jeez, that's a surprisingly tough question. I didn't graduate college until 2002, and married in 2004, so I'm not sure that I own anything from before then. |
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I purchased good pots and pans and kitchen knives in the mid 90s. I still use them everyday.
My road bike and golf clubs are also from early 90s. |
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Le Creuset cookware
Christmas holiday dishes A piano I think those are the only objects we use from 70s/80s. That seems so sad, in a way. |
| Guitar I bought myself as a present when going off to grad school in 1983. Camping gear - still use a high quality down sleeping bag. But I don't camp much anymore so that's why it has lasted so long. |
| I have a blender I bought in the early 90's that still works really well. I used it last night. I have flat wear that was my sisters when she first moved into her own apartment late 80's). She gave it to me when she got married and I still use as back up when I have a lot of guests. Holiday decorations and serving platters from the 70's that were my moms. I have an over night bag that I bought early 90's that my husband uses. |