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You must have strange Rabbits in your part of the country .

 

I remember rabbit ears with foil!

 

That’s the same one I’ve got, works well. We barely ever watch TV. It stays off every weekday and really only comes on for a movie on Friday or Saturday.

 

Rabbits rocks!

 

Wait.....Wut?.....Three Channels! Damn near Cable right there.

 

I remember getting into arguments over whether the TV was on channel 3 to make the movie player work. Or game console for that matter!

 

We only got 2 channels

 

When did y’all get your first tv.

 

I don't remember having one in the 80s, so I think late 1989-1990. It was a 27", too. Baller status with all 5 channels on base lol.

 

We always had one growing up, black and white, no remote, 3 channels with the foil wrapped rabbit ears.

 

Got this almost done. Yellow paper is the customer drawing other one is my boss’s.

They’re using it to turn 300 lb. doors over after they paint them.

 

"My" first TV was a 13" black and white.

Completely worthless playing Final Fantasy on it because you couldn't tell the difference between red and green so you didn't know if you were healing or damage guys.

 

We don't have rabbits, we have jackalopes.

 

Likely excuse.... you're now accessory to a bank robbery! I don't know how, I don't know when, but I know they are going to use that to tear into a vault or pull down some walls!

 

Ours is on pretty much all the time.

 

Key to the city from S.W.A.T.

https://propstore.com/product/s-w-a-t/key-to-the-city/

 

I'm not that old, but we did have one of those giant antenna's that got I think 12 channels. Used it up until like 1994?

Holy shit that was 27 years ago...

 

The really well to do neighbors that had Color Tv had a motor that spun the Antenna to get the best signal .

Only being 100 Air Miles from NYC they could turn things to pull NY and Phila Channels

We got Electric my senior year in His School and a Black and White TV

 

I remember my parent's buying a big console tv when I was a kid. It was like $300 and we were dirt poor. I'm pretty sure they paid like $5 a month for 50 years, it was a Magnavox. Not sure why I remember that.

 

Math checks out.