Porta-Potty on You-Know-Where

[Sandy G]

OK, yeah, its a Porta-Potty, I know, but it looks to be a 1960s version, & they ARE getting old, & it DOES work, as is typical for a Porta-Color. Not mine, no affiliation, just passing along info. Item #380086350269. We all tend to make fun of these little guys, but I kinda think most of us have soft spots for 'em, too...And in '66 or so, they were The Business...

[marty59]

We used to call 'em "porta junks"......But I do have a couple 70 models!!

[similost]

Hey Sandy.. check your number.. I come up with "NEW womens plus size sexy black shirt tunic 2X 18/20W"

However, she isn't too bad looking...

[Sandy G]

Dammitt...Next to last # is a "6" instead of a "5"....Why does You-Know-Who HAVE to use such long numbers anyway ?

[bgadow]

When I went looking with the wrong number I never found the set, but did find some interesting things (besides the shirt!)

http://cgi.ebay.com/ANTIQUE-GE-TV-CO...3A1%7C294%3A50

http://cgi.ebay.com/VINTAGE-GE-TV-CA...3A2%7C294%3A50

[similost]

Guess we're going to break down and tell you about this new feature they added to windows Sandy... It's called Copy and Paste

[Sandy G]

Too damn stupit t'figger out how t'use it...(grin)

[newhallone]

Hey that's my bid on the Elves! I guess I will lose this one.

[kcollins4]

Of course I had to look at the shirt. I concur with Simi.

[zenith2134]

They aren't such POS's after all. Forty years and looks great

[andy]

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[Celt]

While walking Yeller-dawg this morning I saw where one the neighbors up the hill had set three TV's out by the curb. Two of them were 80's era Sears junk, but one was a little 15" (?) 70's GE Portacolor in a walnut plastic cabinet. Real cute and appeared to be in great shape with the telescope and bowtie antennas still intact. Just my luck, by the time I got back, it (and the others) were gone.

[electroking]

Originally Posted by Celt

While walking Yeller-dawg this morning I saw where one the neighbors up the hill had set three TV's out by the curb. Two of them were 80's era Sears junk, but one was a little 15" (?) 70's GE Portacolor in a walnut plastic cabinet. Real cute and appeared to be in great shape with the telescope and bowtie antennas still intact. Just my luck, by the time I got back, it (and the others) were gone.

And unfortunately they were most likely picked by some fellow who will
yank out the deflection yokes for copper recovery...

[zenith2134]

The Sears were likely good sets too..... Sanyo or Warwick built and last forever.

I think the Portacraps last so long since they utilize very simple designs.

[beans]

Originally Posted by Sandy G

Too damn stupit t'figger out how t'use it...(grin)

guess you'll just have to learn to type