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The rest are here 35 Fascinating Early Versions Of Inventions We Still Use Today
Wu Wei
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I'm guessing @Revoltingest owns oneIf anything would incite @Revoltingest 's lust, this would be a good candidate
The First Lawn Mower, 1916
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Vice president of a hospital I worked at had one of theseI had a friend who had one of these back in the day.
One Of The First Osborne 1 Laptops, 1981
A Compaq luggable
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Vice president of a hospital I worked at had one of these
A Compaq luggable
@Revoltingest 's next computer
The rest of those resumes? 40 Times Recruiters Were Dumbfounded By People’s Actual Resumes
Vice president of a hospital I worked at had one of these
A Compaq luggable
I remember this one, too:
That is a nice one.If anything would incite @Revoltingest 's lust, this would be a good candidate
The First Lawn Mower, 1916
But it's not the first.
This one dates to 1904.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Coldwell+steam+lawn+mower&iax=videos&ia=videos&iai=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DPcA6zwX_z6A
I've had some early mowers.
Sold'm all to a friend.
I remember those, but I never owned one.
Not Florida?
Clearly that's grounds for a $10M class action lawsuit.
I've got mine. Sucks to be them. I buy a lot of those, and I've never seen that happen. They are having a very bad day.
Somewhere, there's another package full of carrots with only two peas.
Maybe not if peas are cheaper than carrots.
Yes, and that's very unfortunate if somebody bought them to feed the ducks isn't it.