The best thing invented since sliced bread is ___________________ And History of it.

Rockinonahigh · 07-07-2011, 01:51 PM

Once I ask a very old person what they did before T-paper came out,she told me that they used anything that was at hand that could do the job but could be thrown away.She also said corn chuck would do if dampend to soften them..so glad I didnt have to do that.Again she said the first time she had a house with runing water and an indoor toilet she thought she was very rich indeed.

UofMfan · 07-07-2011, 01:55 PM

Since I don't hold Sliced Bread in such high regards, it could be anything, to me.

tapu · 07-07-2011, 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Rockinonahigh

Once I ask a very old person what they did before T-paper came out,she told me that they used anything that was at hand that could do the job but could be thrown away.She also said corn chuck would do if dampend to soften them..so glad I didnt have to do that.Again she said the first time she had a house with runing water and an indoor toilet she thought she was very rich indeed.

I had relatives who used newspaper back in the hills. I mean in my generation. People couldn't afford tp--some didn't even have indoor plumbing. Once away from there, I found the adjustment to be easy.

Stitch · 07-07-2011, 02:06 PM

Femmes in summer dresses!

AtLast · 07-07-2011, 02:09 PM

Although I have problems with the environmental concerns about plastics in general (and how all plastics bring us to more oil use), as someone that has severe arthritis in the hands, "Zip-Lock" bags are helpful I mean the real "zip-lock" kinds. I wash and re-use them and usually put things in a container in the fridge that can be washed, but sometimes these just work the best.

Always a dilemma with some of these things!!

History
Ziploc brand zipper storage bags were introduced by Dow Chemical Company. According to Dow's website, the first Ziploc bags were test-marketed in 1968. This was the first time that the resealable bag was marketed as a way to keep food fresh. However, in 1954, a company called Minigrip, purchased the license to manufacture a resealable zipper bag. According to Minigrip's website, it manufactured the "first integral zipper plastic bag in the United States" in 1959. It wasn't until 1968 when the technology was licensed by Dow Chemical Company to be used for food storage.

Read more: Who Invented Ziplock Bags?- http://www.ehow.com/about_5365229_in...lock-bags.html

Here is a tid-bit about the historical development of dildoes-

History of dildos

http://www.goaskalice.columbia.edu/2997.html

tapu · 07-07-2011, 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by AtLastHome

Although I have problems with the environmental concerns about plastics in general (and how all plastics bring us to more oil use), as someone that has severe arthritis in the hands, "Zip-Lock" bags are helpful I mean the real "zip-lock" kinds. I wash and re-use them and usually put things in a container in the fridge that can be washed, but sometimes these just work the best.

Always a dilemma with some of these things!!

History
Ziploc brand zipper storage bags were introduced by Dow Chemical Company. According to Dow's website, the first Ziploc bags were test-marketed in 1968. This was the first time that the resealable bag was marketed as a way to keep food fresh. However, in 1954, a company called Minigrip, purchased the license to manufacture a resealable zipper bag. According to Minigrip's website, it manufactured the "first integral zipper plastic bag in the United States" in 1959. It wasn't until 1968 when the technology was licensed by Dow Chemical Company to be used for food storage.

Read more: Who Invented Ziplock Bags?- http://www.ehow.com/about_5365229_in...lock-bags.html

Here is a tid-bit about the historical development of dildoes-

History of dildos

http://www.goaskalice.columbia.edu/2997.html

I cannot believe it took us 'til now to come up with dildos.

Apocalipstic · 07-07-2011, 02:28 PM

Conditioner and Creme Rinse!

I remember back in the 60's when we just had shampoo and my long hair was always a rats nest and it hurt so bad to have my tangles washed out.

The first such product I remember was Johnson & Johnson No More Tears...it was a miracle to me.

Apocalipstic · 07-07-2011, 02:32 PM

The washing machine!

I remember when we got our first one shipped from the US to Argentina. I remember watching everything be washed by hand on a stone wash boad.

I.would.hate.that.

Dryers too....yes, sheets smell sweet after hanging out in the sun...but with work, who has time (or even wants to)? Especially in places where it rains a lot....like here.

AtLast · 07-07-2011, 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by apocalipstic

The washing machine!

I remember when we got our first one shipped from the US to Argentina. I remember watching everything be washed by hand on a stone wash boad.

I.would.hate.that.

Dryers too....yes, sheets smell sweet after hanging out in the sun...but with work, who has time (or even wants to)? Especially in places where it rains a lot....like here.

I remember both my Mom and grandmother using washboards! i thin washers were on the market, but they didn't get one until they could afford it. Same with a television.

Plus, do you remember when "Borax" was about the only clothes detergent around? Very harsh on skin.

ruffryder · 07-19-2011, 09:17 PM

cell phones

dixie · 07-19-2011, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by ruffryder_0187

cell phones

Apparently! You send me more photos and forwarded jokes than anyone else on my contact list! LOL

AtLast · 07-07-2011, 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by tapu

I cannot believe it took us 'til now to come up with dildos.

I know! Strange!!!

Jess · 07-07-2011, 05:31 PM

" You might be a redneck if: You use a shower cap to cover your leftovers!"

That said...these have become one of my favorite new thingys. "Plastic land" ( that storage area we all have to keep up with plastic containers and lids) as we call it drives me nuts and we always lose one or both parts of the set...soooooo:

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Apocalipstic Pink Confection How Do You Identify?: Femme Preferred Pronoun?: She, Her, Ma'am Relationship Status: Dating Myself Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Nashville Posts: 4,266 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 17,195 Thanked 11,360 Times in 2,838 Posts Rep Power: 21474857	The washing machine! I remember when we got our first one shipped from the US to Argentina. I remember watching everything be washed by hand on a stone wash boad. I.would.hate.that. Dryers too....yes, sheets smell sweet after hanging out in the sun...but with work, who has time (or even wants to)? Especially in places where it rains a lot....like here. __________________

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