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In reply to the discussion: What do you consider a "lost art" these days? [View all]Jilly_in_VA
(11,829 posts)8. Negotiating
with anyone, about anything.
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I'm not so sure I could remember all the moves, depressing the pedal, all synchronized.
CTyankee
Mar 8
#72
I took Driver's Ed in HS back in '82, and my uncle was upset when I told him we were learning on an automatic.
Xavier Breath
Mar 8
#70
Then I guess I'm willing to chance the "spaghetti"-related issues I've (luckily) not experienced for the convenience.
Xavier Breath
Mar 9
#145
Years ago, we had a "4 on the floor" drive car (I think it was British). I loved the thrill of zooming around in it!
CTyankee
Mar 8
#12
I had a high school friend who had an MG midget, I remember how much fun it was to zoom around in!
Diamond_Dog
Mar 8
#22
My maternal grandmother was a very accomplished seamstress - self-taught, IIRC.
3catwoman3
Mar 8
#46
I can do a hem. I darned a thick yarned sock slipper for my sis. Learned on line....My mom was...
electric_blue68
Mar 10
#162
Driving a stick shift, gapping points in a distributor, splicing recording tape,
Ocelot II
Mar 8
#34
If a pastor says it, it must be true. They're a man of god, why would they lie!?
Clouds Passing
Mar 9
#155
My car is so old I don't have GPS. So, it's a map in the glove compartment for me.
Diamond_Dog
Mar 8
#121
Yes, and thank you. I loved it man...nothing like going out on the water, and just fly fish. I grew up that way.
SWBTATTReg
Mar 9
#136
I'm sorry, my 'you would an insect/fly/?' remark was screwed up, I meant of course that if you see an insect or fly
SWBTATTReg
Mar 9
#137
Did your mom have a water bottle that she shook over the item to be ironed? It sprinkled water
Diamond_Dog
Mar 8
#125
I worked in a commercial print shop but never was called upon for typesetting
Diamond_Dog
Mar 8
#124
Your Dad sounds like a true treasure, Thank you for your post CountAllVotes..
Diamond_Dog
Mar 9
#144