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Cast iron skillet.
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Items You Only Buy Once
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MrGoodBytes
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screw items YOU only buy once.... my interest is items my FAMILY has only had to buy once.
I have lots of high quality items I inherited that will outlast me:
garage wet/dry vacs (mines over 50y/o)
toasters (if its chrome, it should last forever, also +50)
I have lots of high quality items I inherited that will outlast me:
garage wet/dry vacs (mines over 50y/o)
toasters (if its chrome, it should last forever, also +50)
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I'll bet!Originally Posted by RSS
A good pipe organ should last a lifetime or two ... or more ... but often there comes a day when even it needs to be replaced. St. Thomas Church, New York (England's very own John Scott, organist & choirmaster) is ripping out and replacing their grand old Aeolian-Skinner. I knew it had problems ... but still it's sad.
This one was first built in 1631 by Robert Dallam. Naturally it's been refurbished over the years, but it still looks a damn sight nicer than almost anything else that year!
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Then surely its not an item you've only had to buy once?!Originally Posted by Blackhood
Haha true. what I had in mind was it never getting outdated. faster versions with more options may exist or be created in the future, but I will stay faithful to my ti-83+. The familiarity of X1 outweighs the performance gain in switching from X1 to X2, so you buy X only once. doesn't work if I lose or break it
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i can't believe i didnt say this one.Originally Posted by bing
my wife wont let me use the one i bought because we of the stove we have. so mad
We have them from tiny to very large. My professional chef (well cook) uses them.
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coffinOriginally Posted by gdl203
When my mother died and the coffin salesman told us, "This coffin will protect your dear mother for 200 years." My11yo nephew retorted, "Oh, no, she loved to shop. She'll have a new one long before them."
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When my mother died and the coffin salesman told us, "This coffin will protect your dear mother for 200 years." My11yo nephew retorted, "Oh, no, she loved to shop. She'll have a new one long before them."Originally Posted by RSS
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