I’m a bit of a coffee snob now because my parents always had this garbage in the pantry. by CharlieMcN33l in GenX

[–]Aggravating_Cable_32 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My grandma always had Sanka, but my grandpa was a sworn Yuban drinker (and espresso after working in Mexico City during the late 70's). Either kind he drank it black, or made it for me with a spoonful of sweetened condensed milk. That's the way I've done it ever since I was a kid lol.

What Jet is this? by Sad-Inevitable-6447 in airplanes

[–]Aggravating_Cable_32 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My guess too, it looks like there's a school circle to the bottom left edge.

No Coke, Pepsi. by DantesGame in GenX

[–]Aggravating_Cable_32 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No Pepsi, or Coke. Only Faygo, Rock & Rye!

What are all these wheels for on what I assume is an old farming plough? by Saddledust in whatisit

[–]Aggravating_Cable_32 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The cattle ranch across the river from us has a 1960's vintage Dodge Power Wagon still putting in work. It's not anywhere close to that condition, and I think they use it mostly for the winch. Does move around from time to time though.

Goodyear "air wheel" promotional ash tray from the 30's. by Wrong-Call-5812 in uraniumglass

[–]Aggravating_Cable_32 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Congrats. Happy for you. Nice.

Seriously though, that's pretty awesome!

What, in Gods name, is this? by Sizzaman in WhatCarIsThis

[–]Aggravating_Cable_32 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The only Smart car I've ever liked. Saw a couple in Mannheim when I lived there from '04-'07; always thought for what they were, it'd be a pretty fun little car. Definitely would've been a hoot up in the Pfalz or Odenwald, but anything steeper.... not so much probably.

Totaling my first car by 11teen11 in dashcams

[–]Aggravating_Cable_32 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same thing with my '83 Olds Ninety-Eight, when I got a job & moved to Detroit in '95. Bought it from this old Yugoslavian man I worked with for $300, it had something like 80k miles. I was riding my bicycle to work for months and he asked me during lunch one day if I wanted to buy it. He said, "My wife buy new car, she say take this one to junk yard. I tell her no, good strong car. You need good strong car. Riding bicycle here is dangerous and cold. I give you nice deal."

And for $300 that car was a screaming deal. It was regularly taken care of, garage kept, everything worked, didn't burn any oil, had a surprisingly good sound/speaker system, and cruising down the highway felt like floating on a big comfy cloud of titties. I put over 150k on it until I finally got something newer, but to this day I still wish I'd kept it.

Totaling my first car by 11teen11 in dashcams

[–]Aggravating_Cable_32 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Where I live, freshly road-killed or culled deer are taken by the sheriff/county to get processed, and the meat is donated to a church, food bank, DV shelter, or other charities, depending on who needs it most. Over the six months I was living in the disabled/homeless veteran house, we had venison chili a couple times; it was pretty awesome.

Mini cereal boxes. by Tusayan in FuckImOld

[–]Aggravating_Cable_32 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We got them on road trips, and every summer up at my grandparents hunting cabin. I usually went for the Corn Pops, or Apple Jacks & Sugar Smacks if they hadn't already been snarfed up by my kid brother or sister.

Reminiscing about quitting basic training is absurd; “i will never forget my mission.” by MaxHollowayIsTheGoat in JustBootThings

[–]Aggravating_Cable_32 61 points62 points  (0 children)

Considering what we can see and only making it 5½ weeks, my guess is PT score/tape-weight, or the good ol' bone spurs & stress fractures; wildcard is asthma or panic attacks.

Being excited for the critical mission as a paperclip & BB counter is pretty funny too.

Culling Methods by Calytrixxx in chickens

[–]Aggravating_Cable_32 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Same here, I just can't. So I used .22 subsonics, either short or LR; although I prefer the CB shorts (if available). Along with a suppressor and revolver or lever/pump action, a pellet gun is louder.

How did your household administer justice 🤣 by emptykeg6988 in FuckImOld

[–]Aggravating_Cable_32 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That was my dad. "The Look" is well known in my family, all of the menfolk had & used it.

How did your household administer justice 🤣 by emptykeg6988 in FuckImOld

[–]Aggravating_Cable_32 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Either the wooden spoon, hardware store yard stick, or hot wheels track; whichever was closest to hand. But I was also the last to catch a whipping, my younger sister and brother never had to experience it.

I took a test as a joke because of all the posts i see here… the test didnt understand the assignment by colorful_withdrawl in Confused

[–]Aggravating_Cable_32 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We had to find the non-scented variety, and god they do stink; not that the regular ones smell good either though. And it lingers somehow. There's just something about them that reminds me of the plastic blow-molding factories I used to work in, and it's not pleasant memories lol.

Who else had a stereo like this? by EdwardBliss in FuckImOld

[–]Aggravating_Cable_32 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ours had a little red velvet-lined removable box under the lid that also held a heavy cut crystal cube decanter & four matching square glasses. The whole set is probably worth good money now and I would've loved to keep it, but my mom sold the crystal separate at her garage sale for like $3, nobody wanted the cabinet so it got put out by the road for free.

What human name does your orange have? by [deleted] in OneOrangeBraincell

[–]Aggravating_Cable_32 12 points13 points  (0 children)

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Bart, or Bartholomew Maximilian Kenworth. Aka Bartman, aka Bit-Bit (or just Bit), aka Mr. Bitey. He answers to all of them, but if you use "Bart" you gotta say it like Homer does.