My granddaughter got me a thermos for Christmas. I have no idea what I will use it for.
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Ladies, Please: One Stanley Cup Per Person…
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All things that I would only drink at home. Except brandy. That ****'s nasty.
femurphy77
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I'm ok with just a phone. Upon retirement I'm considering going back to a landline and answering machine.
My cup holder is one of those plastic ones that sits on the floor of my truck. The Stanley cup is so tall and top heavy that it topples over when I turn corners. Old trucks are lacking in the cupholder department.I solved the cupholder fit problem by getting one of these. In the basic Stanley, green color, of course:
Classic Trigger Action Travel Mug | Insulated Coffee Tumbler | 20 oz
Shop Stanley insulated drinkware & gear! The Classic 20oz Travel Mug keeps your beverage warm (or cold) with its double-wall vacuum insulation.www.stanley1913.com
I’ve had it for years now, and it’s getting beat to hell but it still does its job.
Tell me about it. I have been gonna make me something better that the things that are available but haven't got around to it.My cup holder is one of those plastic ones that sits on the floor of my truck. The Stanley cup is so tall and top heavy that it topples over when I turn corners. Old trucks are lacking in the cupholder department.
I get it. Is there even a “landline” phone available today, meaning a two wire phone?
Got one of those…
Oh, I’ve got one of those, too. Much older and rustier than my 20 oz. And still works fine. I’ve even got the plastic lunchbox with the lid for this bottle.
It does. VOIP is not as reliable as copper wire but appears to be fading out.
AT&T is Saying Goodbye to Landline Phones As It Pushes Customers to VOIP Options | Cord Cutters News
If you are like me, you may have never paid for a home phone. In the 20 some years since I bought my first house, I have never paid for a home phone. Now in many markets, if you want an old-fashioned landline phone, you are out of luck. Instead, AT&T and others are pushing […]
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Well, that's actually what I was getting at. I have a VOIP service. My phone plugs into the converter. So it's kinda "land line" for about 6 ft.It does. VOIP is not as reliable as copper wire but appears to be fading out.
AT&T is Saying Goodbye to Landline Phones As It Pushes Customers to VOIP Options | Cord Cutters News
If you are like me, you may have never paid for a home phone. In the 20 some years since I bought my first house, I have never paid for a home phone. Now in many markets, if you want an old-fashioned landline phone, you are out of luck. Instead, AT&T and others are pushing […]
Not sure what INGO hates more, communism or capitalism.
Seems like more of the same "Old Man Shakes Fist at Cloud" to me.
Don't want an insulated cup? Think they are silly? Don't buy one.
At least these cups are actually useful. Not exactly the modern iteration of the Beanie Baby.
I wore an onion tied to my belt...
One big difference is copper wire does not need a power source in the home. VOIP needs an emergency power source in the home in the event of power outage and even that might not be enough for some systems…Well, that's actually what I was getting at. I have a VOIP service. My phone plugs into the converter. So it's kinda "land line" for about 6 ft.
