yeah, but you never get bottles with that thick layer on top anymore.
I think most people don’t get milk in bottles at all anymore (though presumably some still do)
[QUOTE=Martini Enfield]
Cassette Player Walkmans… Haven’t seen a new one since the early '90s,
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New ones are still being made. I happened to be in Wal-Mart this afternoon, and thinking about this thread, I strolled through the electronics department to take a look. There was only one model, an RCA, and it was dirt cheap, about 8 bucks. It had AM and FM, although it was an analogue tuner. Granted, there is no longer a market for them, but should you really, really want a new one, they aren’t hard to find.
[QUOTE=OpalCat]
I think most people don’t get milk in bottles at all anymore (though presumably some still do)
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I get mine via e-mail
[QUOTE=Ferd Burfel]
May I nominate the paper boy?
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And the milkman.
The milkman is alive and well in the UK.
Mind you he also sells: Bread, spuds, OJ,cheese,butter, soft drinks,eggs, cream etc. etc.
[QUOTE=NoClueBoy]
I get mine via e-mail
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You must have a cryogenically cooled PC!
[QUOTE=Ferd Burfel]
You must have a cryogenically cooled PC!
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I must re-read the manual. I thought Microsoft Outlook came with a diary function. :smack:
[QUOTE=Derleth]
Audiophiles, right or wrong, think tubes give them a much better tone than transistors, and as long as they’re willing to buy them someone is going to make them.
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Not audiophiles, musicians. Electric guitar players anyway. They prefer tube amplfiers, and there isn’t any debate. Several solid state amplifiers are engineered to produce “that tube sound” as well.