New England B.S. Thread

http://youtu.be/3Lqq9Dcc5c4

 

Thanks and congrats to you and your wife .

I'm hoping everything goes alittle smoother then has been . All I have left to do is bank appraisal and wait till the 19th . I think I signed my name a few hundred times this week.

Send me some info I'll take a look at what he has .

Ya I'm not like that . Lol I finish what I start . But I hear what your saying

 

jealous. I'd rather it was snowing here than cold and raining.

 

Don't buy a front loading Kenmore... that washer has been an asshole. Had the motor rip off the mounts. Then the pump seized. BTW the warranty only covers parts not labor.

 

We just got a top loading HE whirpool washer earlier this summer, from the sears outlet in Northboro. So far so good. Previous washer was a front loading whirlpool, bearing at the back of the drum took a shit. Ended up being no much more for a brand new (scratch and dent) than getting the part and fixing it myself. So far we are happy with it. The nice thing about the top loader HE is that it can fit a lot more clothes than a similar sized front loader. It comfortably fits our king size comforter.

 

Well that just sounds straight up retarded.

 

No snow here in Haverhill. I'll try my luck in Peabody in a little bit.

 

Late 70's-early 80's, my man..direct competitor to the Atari VCS.

 

+1 on the top loading high efficiency machines. Ours has been great so far. We bought all Kenmore stuff since we purchased through Sears.

 

He wasn't even a glimmer in his father's eye when that game system was being used.

 

I had this one. It was actually pretty cool to slide in the "button card" on the keypad and be able to use most of the buttons.

I vaguely remember this really sweet bomber game where you flew looking down at the ground, you could dodge enemies by gaining and losing elevation, shot the guns or drop bombs. It was ahead of its time.

 

Sucked trying to stuff those controllers back into the system though.

 

YES!

 

http://youtu.be/lq-kc6-skRM

 

I had a Mario's Cement Factory console when I was a kid. Talk about an unbeatable game; it just kept going faster and faster until you eventually lost. The satisfaction came from prolonging the inevitable as long as possible, lol.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Marios_cement_factory.gif

I upgraded directly from that to an N-64/Goldeneye package, and thought I'd died and gone to heaven. Or at least the future.

 

Gonna take a stab here..was that Star Strike?

 

No, it was WWII style. Plane looked like this:

 

River Raid? That's one of the games I had.

 

Sweet. Any game that uses a P-38 Lightning is automatically awesome.