What Cheered You Up Today? (2 Viewers)
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SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
I remember lusting over a TEAC reel to reel back then.
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
This:
All of these are from my grandparents, they're between 70 and 130 years old.
All of these are from my grandparents, they're between 70 and 130 years old.
cvairwerks
Staff Sergeant
What's the matter, you already replaced the original 2nd grand daughter?Yesterday....meeting my New Second Grand daughter.....born on Wednesday....
Greg Boeser
2nd Lieutenant
Those are some pretty old grandparents!
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
Old and rich! At least before 1979!
My great grandparents parents, on mother side, used to own a series of manufactures and companies, in Armenia and Georgia, back in late 1890's. Match Making, textile and some traditional Handcrafts, including carpet.
After 1917 events, most of their belongings were taken, first by Turks, then by Soviets, and they were forced to leave and entered Iran.
They've opened a new carpet workshop, in Urmia's suburbs, in 1926. The workshop was seized and used as a storeroom by Soviets, after they attacked Iran. The ruins, were visible, last time I visit the area, back in 2016.
My father's side, were living in the area that is known as "Iran" today, since The Asur Kingdom, around 4700 years ago. They moved to Yazd back in early 700's, and later Tehran from 1750.
Greg Boeser
2nd Lieutenant
When you start throwing those dates around it reminds me that the "modern" world we live in is a blink of an eye in the history of civilization. I wonder what people will think of this era in history in 4700 years.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
They really knew how to prepare bacon.
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
That's something I'm thinking time to time!!!
It's one of these 2:
En route to a new "Earth" ...
Or
Turned back to 100000 years ago ...
Either way, they would know as much, as we know of our past!
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
If not mistaken, Albert Einstein once said:
"I have no idea about how would 3rd world war be like, but I know the 4th one will be with sticks and stones."
"I have no idea about how would 3rd world war be like, but I know the 4th one will be with sticks and stones."
Bucksnort101
2nd Lieutenant
Rumor has it this is the P-47 that they may have bought? Unable to confirm, but can't wait to take a look when it gets there. My favorite WWII fighter.
Attachments
Nice!! I still have my Akai reel-to-reel. Well, it's in the box in the basement, but it DOES work! Should get it out again and yes, I still have tapes I recorded on it!
fubar57
General
I've still got my late 80's Pioneer rack downstairs: equalizer, tuner, pre-amp, 6 stack CD player and dual cassette deck. I did give #2 daughter my Marantz Direct Drive turntable as she is buying new LPs; got this in the late 70's
Just recently (within the last 6 mo) bought a new turntable. I never got rid of my 600+ albums so it's nice to once again listen to a lot of stuff that either was never released on CD or I never bought on CD. Plus, I'm definitely one of those who *seriously* loves those occasional pops and hisses from LP's!
By the way......still have the speakers too? I'd imagine they're huge AND heavy!
fubar57
General
Remember taping spare change to the top of the needle cartridge to prevent skipping on very old LP's? My first LP was Paranoid by Black Sabbath. Had it for years.....more scratch the music but I could never part with it.
Haha....yup! I'm a jazz snob so there's no Black Sabbath in my collection but you gotta see if you still have it!
manta22
Banned
Reference for audiophiles: a US Nickel weighs 5 grams.
fubar57
General
Speakers are 300 watt tower speakers, 18"x18"x36" and weigh about 300lbs
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
Have had time to check and sort those pdf files of Iran-Iraq books I've received from one of my friends...
Here is a list of those books, if someone is interested:
ww2aircraft.net
Here is a list of those books, if someone is interested:
List of Iran - Iraq War Books [PDF, E-Book]
Important Note: All of these books, are only available in Persian. 1- Operation Samen -ol- Aemme [8th Imam], Breaking Abadan's Siege, Volume 1: Description of operations, along with documents Authors: SOROORI, Roohollah, Brigade General; DJAVDANI, Abolqasem, Brigadier General First...
ww2aircraft.net
well......maybe I should have put a comma in there somewhere....What's the matter, you already replaced the original 2nd grand daughter?
saw her again today....couldn't possible replace the little darling....
