[quote=Brlesq;1883631]I often post the instructions for a similar old tray on "How to Make Ice" for those morons at the office that take the last ice cube. :-)

Wow.
Metal ice trays with lever.
Man is that an oldie.
I remember I considered the plastic and twist the most incredible invention since fire.:-)
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How about those truly innovative folks at Miller Lite????
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or even older... :-)
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Anyone remember these ads?

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Ahh, yes. Columbia House record and tape club. We used to sign up the principal's kids so we could get our free albums.:-)
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Ordered a few back in the day...

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My Brother in Law back in the early 70's bought a console stereo from the local department store. As part of the sale, he had to select 500 8 track tapes from a list. That's a good size pile of tapes.
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Isn't that keyboard older than the tapes?:-)
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Pretty close!
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I remember those Steve.

How about these? These were more fun...didn't need the gun. A rock would work just fine.

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Those were the first ones that I had...

Remember the rockets you could get that used these as well? You threw them and when they landed it set of the strip.
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Another oldie-but-goodie (I did not have one, but my neighbors did -- my brother and I were very jealous!):

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Those things were awesome, Steve. I might even still have mine someplace.
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After starting to clean my dad's place out, I am sure I will uncover a LOT of things like that tucked away! :-)
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Remember when these were EVERYWHERE?

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I know I still have one of these, now I just gotta find some caps to go with it

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Huh? What is that? Stinker dust on a white wall? Musta been before my time. Missed that fad.
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