[kscarrol]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

Second question: How many of you are sex machines?

Thankfully that’s not a problem either, at least yet…

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by kscarrol

Thankfully that’s not a problem either, at least yet…

49 years this July with my wife and we are still intimate with each other.

[Esteban]

[sygazelle]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

How many on this forum? Raise your hand, don't be shy.

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I was told way back in my 20s by a smokin' hot 30-something coworker that men get bald spots from doing u-turns under the covers.

I can't raise my hand because I have a full head of hair, but it's not from lack of trying!

[vreihen16]

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[3798j]

You know you are...If you bought a set of these for the kids (and you)...

[M_Six]

We had Collier's.

[3798j]

Originally Posted by M_Six

We had Collier's.

On one of my earliest grade school reports was on the planets of the sun, using a 1930 edition of Colliers...the problem was that edition had no mention of Pluto. Next month Dad purchased a new set.

[R BMW]

The sales people of encyclopedias went the way of the Dodo bird with the invent of the Internet.
Maybe it was better back then, keeping everyone's mind corralled.

[3798j]

With the advent of the internet, sales of encyclopedias plummeted...only World Book still publish theirs...the rest are gone.

[UncleWede]

I remember when . .

My dad used to get his annual updates to the West Law books he had. He had a set in his office and a set in the kitchen at home. Long boxes and boxes of these things came each year. Open the box. Find the statute covers, pull the old one out of the back of the book (they had built-in pockets) put the new one in. Carefully place the old one back in the box so I could repeat the process at home.

When he passed and I went to clean out his office, I couldn't give those books away. Now it's an online, searchable reference. I had to PAY to throw those all away, two pickup trips to teh dump.

[ezaircon4jc]

Originally Posted by 3798j

You know you are...If you bought a set of these for the kids (and you)...

Originally Posted by M_Six

We had Collier's.

Or the Encyclopedia Britannica.

[dscabra]

Originally Posted by 3798j

On one of my earliest grade school reports was on the planets of the sun, using a 1930 edition of Colliers...the problem was that edition had no mention of Pluto. Next month Dad purchased a new set.

You can go back to the older version now since Pluto was demoted.

[tturedraider]

Originally Posted by 3798j

You know you are...If you bought a set of these (World Book encyclopedias) for the kids (and you)...

Originally Posted by ezaircon4jc

Or the Encyclopedia Britannica.

We had both. I think Britannica was the first set my mom bought. It was kind of “old time-y”. I never liked or used Britannica very much.

The other cool thing was going to look up something and then spending a few hours reading about everything under the sun before you got to what you actually went looking for.

[Esteban]

Speaking of encyclopedias who remembers Microsoft Encarta?

Not as old as the others, plus was on CD-ROM or DVD. 💿

My kids loved it.

[tturedraider]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Speaking of encyclopedias who remembers Microsoft Encarta?

Not as old as the others, plus was on CD-ROM or DVD. 💿

My kids loved it.

I remember that name. I never used it.

[vreihen16]

My family had a library card.....

[Llarry]

Reunion

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

My family had a library card.....

My wife still has one. Goes to the library every other week or so. Loves reading books.

[R BMW]

Originally Posted by tturedraider

The other cool thing was going to look up something and then spending a few hours reading about everything under the sun before you got to what you actually went looking for.

I still do that today, every time I go into the garage or my shop.
Sometimes I even remember why I went there also.

[Lady Jane]

I found a gray hair today but it was Talii's.

[tturedraider]

Originally Posted by R BMW

I still do that today, every time I go into the garage or my shop.
Sometimes I even remember why I went there also.