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06-29-2015 12:02 PM
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
06-29-2015 12:04 PM
06-29-2015 12:06 PM
For secuity reasons no one should give out their birthday date. In time someone else will ask a question about oh lets just say your mothers name. And in time they can do great damage.
@brownponytail80 wrote:What was something that cost a lot of money that you can now find for pennies at yard sales?
For me, it's the VCR (it literally took me about 2 minutes to think of what it was called). It was $699.99 in 1980 when I was born.
How about you? Here's the website I used:
http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/yearsanddecades.html
06-29-2015 12:10 PM
@onewhiteSparrow wrote:For secuity reasons no one should give out their birthday date. In time someone else will ask a question about oh lets just say your mothers name. And in time they can do great damage.
I'm quite aware of the dangers of giving personal information online. Birth years aren't a big deal.
Who would be stupid enough to give out their mother's maiden name?
06-29-2015 12:15 PM
the year.???.
scratching my head trying to remember..hmm i was a baby
06-29-2015 01:31 PM
@brownponytail80 wrote:
@onewhiteSparrow wrote:For secuity reasons no one should give out their birthday date. In time someone else will ask a question about oh lets just say your mothers name. And in time they can do great damage.
I'm quite aware of the dangers of giving personal information online. Birth years aren't a big deal.
Who would be stupid enough to give out their mother's maiden name?
I honestly believe that there are people our there talented enough to do big damage with minimal information to get into accounts, etc. Birth years ARE a big deal and something I'd never post online, ever.
Why are you asking for the birth year of posters here? We have absolutely no idea who you are, what you do and what you might do with that information. Backing away from this one big time.
06-29-2015 03:25 PM
@betteb wrote:This is a clothes dryer from 1959. It looks amazingly similar to the basic (not a pedestal type/match for high end washer) dryer I have now.
It was $419.95 then, and that's about what I paid for mine a couple of years ago. It was a much larger percentage of the average income back then than it is now.
That says it was acmbo ,washer dryer, never heard of that, but alot of people did not have dryers back then,and the appilances were made well,in USA!!
06-29-2015 03:35 PM
I was born in 1969:
Moon Landing
06-29-2015 03:51 PM
First color TV in US
Harry Truman was President and ended WWll
Life expectancy was 68.4 = Yikes
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