I have that exact same camera with the original leather case, bought it used in 1969 in Cape Town for 50 South African Rands. I looked it up and it was made in 1957. Still works perfectly. I have a 36 exp color film in it at present, and next I have a roll of B&W.

I have used Temu several times and was quite satisfied with the products, price and quality.

Shouldn't that be houndsight?

Thank you- my favorite album of the 60's, appropriated by my son and never returned!

In South Africa, it is called a bobojaan (Afrikaans for baboon) spanner, apparently patented by Mr C Moncky.

I have a friend who used to get it from Sears- he said it was the best thing he ever did. But I agree with the person who said 'put the money in a savings account'. I have never bought an extended warranty on anything. BTW, I was speaking to a tech who came out to fix our fridge and asked him why modern appliances seem to give up more frequently than the old ones. He said that, in the name of energy efficiency, they go in and put in the smallest motor they can, while in the old days they put in the largest motor they could, and that worked like a V8 ticking over at 1000RPM- forever!

First thing I try is a plunger before I go on to the heavy duty stuff. You get a little plastic plunger just for sinks.

Yes you will- doctors lie.

You'll lose the list.

Had a friend who introduced her son's girlfriend as her 'future ex daughter-in-law'.

Hate to be a wet blanket, but those plungers are not the correct ones for the toilet- the correct ones have a little extension at the bottom to fit into the toilet hole.

Is this where the term 'horny' comes from?

I hate to rain on your parade, but unique cannot be qualified- it is either unique or not.

And it gets interesting when they bump into an oxygen!

I cringed when I saw people jumping on the hoods of the cars.