Things that are pretty much obsolete.

[denislawsbackheel]

Twin tubs

 

[hammocity]

Printed road atlases. I remember one of the Sunday newspapers once giving out a supplement where you could build up a full atlas over a number of weeks. Then you could buy a special binder to put them all in, but the damn thing was huge in the end.

Sounds mad now.

I used to cover about 40k miles pa on the road from the late 80’s, I had A to Z maps that covered the East of England from South East Lincolnshire up to the Scottish border. The only problem was my brain doesn’t handle maps, I sometimes used to have to turn them upside down to find out where I needed to go! A bit embarrassing when my gaffer was with me, sat nav, came too late for me.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

Yeah, A-Zs!
Used to have a London one.
Apart from needing the eyesight of a Kestrel why was it everywhere you wanted to go was always in the bloody fold down the middle of the page?

 

[denislawsbackheel]

Exchange and Mart

 

[blue cigar]

Outside shitters

 

[Keeper!]

 

[Gabriel]

If pens become obsolete, what on earth will I use to manually wind my tape cassettes? Progress be damned.

 

[KS55]

Genuinely can't remember the last time I used one, got to be 15 years at least

If like me you are hard of hearing, a landline with a booster is essential.

 

[KS55]

Can one of the techy’s out there advise on this:

I’ve got about 200 Cd’s in a cabinet but no CD player (apart from in Mr’s H car).

What’s the best way to digitally save these CD’s so I can donate to charity and de clutter the house which I’ve done in the last couple of weeks as there’s only the two of us here now.

Can I save to a hard drive? I’ve tried ITunes but it’s so frustrating it’s finally beaten me, any replies appreciated.

Brennan B3.

 

[KS55]

The Old Toilet.
Taxis with meters. Go Uber.