Still have a similar Sony Betacam recorder still in its huge hard plastic carry case.
Who got a turn to crank the handle on one of these beauties?
Felt like your arm "separated" from your body afterwards
Speaking of things being marketed at kids, anyone remember these thingsU
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Speaking of things being marketed at kids, anyone remember these things
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I used to sit in the back of the car when we went for a Sunday afternoon drive and pretend to be smoking - and loved eating them too!
Yeah still can't find a candy that has that taste, would be nice to get a juice in that flavour, they made them in chocolate where you would peel it and eat it, those were gross
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My Mom had one of these.
It's a Separator @Hooked , It separated the cream from the milk.
It’s a separator @Hooked , you put milk in the top and through centrifugal force it separates milk and cream, individually coming from the 2 spouts at the bottom. This was the old way, now they use electricity for that.
My Gran's is now an ornament in my Sister's kitchen
Can anyone remember how much we used to pay per hour?
Steamboat Willie - before he became Mickey.
Anybody else remember the traffic warden (boetebessies) ladies of the time, sucked a lemon before coming on duty so as to not be able to smile, bollatjie that peeked out from under the hat, boekie in hand waiting for the little flag to come up so that they could write a fine.
Hells bells, you didn’t even want to step of the pavement, never mind jaywalking. The appeared out of nowhere boekie at the ready, and they were the stuff nightmares were made off, really scary for kids!
Used to do that almost everyday for a very long time and after the separator, we had to churn the cream into butter. With this:
Wow! We city folk know nothing about things like this. Sad, isn't it?
Seeing we are back on the farm...canfroot ! met ice cream .Used to do that almost everyday for a very long time and after the separator, we had to churn the cream into butter. With this:
Seeing we are back on the farm...canfroot ! met ice cream .
Yup. Ingelegde geelperskes met roomys of met vla (custard for the pommies
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Well, yes and no. There are a lot of city things that we farmies don't know about (or didn't know until we came out from under the rocks....lol)
Like fondue. I've never had fondue in my life. We never knew what it was until I started working in the bigger places and still haven't had it. It's on my list though....lol
Lucky blikskottel, ons moes die bottle skud!Used to do that almost everyday for a very long time and after the separator, we had to churn the cream into butter. With this:
Marie-biscuit faces. My Mom used to make them for my birthday parties. Cheap and simple - icing, smarties and jelly babies. Is this still done today or have parties become more high-tech?
Unfortunately not, I remember making these in primary school for kids in the classes bdays, these days it's all about status, so fancy cupcakes from boutique cup cakeries are ordered for bday parties
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