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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: texasmom on July 31, 2007, 08:26:03 PM
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I almost didn't start this thread, because there were too many to chose from.
Speaking strictly from an interest of convenience, what's your top 3?
printing press
cruise control
dish washing machine
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light bulb
automobile
and for future purposes Solar Power
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Lemme start at the bottom. My least favorite three:
Daylight savings time
Alarm clocks
Income tax
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Originally posted by texasmom
I almost didn't start this thread, because there were too many to chose from.
Speaking strictly from an interest of convenience, what's your top 3?
printing press
cruise control
dish washing machine
dish washing machine=wife...doesnt matter....:D
hmmm.....I'd have to say...microwave--instant oatmeal every morning:aok
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MP3 Players
Television Remote Controls
High Speed Internet
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I never really thought about the top three ... but toilet paper would surely top my list.
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The fly
Digital movie camera
Velcro gloves
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Wheel
axe
Stockings
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I forgot to add to mine front clasp bras for easy access
:D
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In the spirit of something being convenient rather than essential, there's surley one clear winner .... the TV remote!
and Air Conditioning
and Mobile (Cell) Phones
I reckon the toothbrush is one of the greatest inventions of all time though.
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Phone
Light bulb
Car
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Cordless Telephones ( cell included )
TV/Cable/RD ( recording device ) Remote Control
Drive Through ATM
Honorable Mentions:
eBay
eFile of taxes/TurboTax
amazon.com
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electricity
automobiles
internet
(but part of me wants to say bikinis, brass poles, and jello shots)
sorry, just trying to be honest
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Indoor plumbing (all of it)
Air conditioning
Refridgerator
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lazy boy
beer
microwave
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"greatest inventions of convenience"
remote control
microwave oven
t.v. recording devices (VCR, DVR)
greatest inventions:
agriculture
language
tool use
(harnessing fire not so much an "invention")
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I can't believe no one has yet thought to mention:
pr0n
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Originally posted by texasmom
I almost didn't start this thread, because there were too many to chose from.
Speaking strictly from an interest of convenience, what's your top 3?
printing press
cruise control
dish washing machine
I forgot to mention: dictionary
(did you notice that I spelled choose wrong?)
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1. Beer
2. Hustler
3. ummm...Beer
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Originally posted by texasmom
(did you notice that I spelled choose wrong?)
I was giving you credit for a simple mis-conjugation.
Very common nowadays.
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Got ya all beat.
The oral contraceptive.
and booze
Without the pill Half of ya remain virgins till you got married
Without both the other half of ya's would still be
:p
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Air conditioning. I remember Washington DC in the summer during the late fifties, early sixties and getting air conditioning for the first time. I thought I'd died and gone to heaven. If it weren't for air conditioning, the southern states would have the same productivity rate as Central America. Hmm... maybe they do. I better check that.
Cell phone
The Thermos. Keeps hot things hot and cold things cold. But how does it know?
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Originally posted by Rolex
Air conditioning. I remember Washington DC in the summer during the late fifties, early sixties and getting air conditioning for the first time. I thought I'd died and gone to heaven. If it weren't for air conditioning, the southern states would have the same productivity rate as Central America. Hmm... maybe they do. I better check that.
Cell phone
The Thermos. Keeps hot things hot and cold things cold. But how does it know?
lol, I thought for sure you would say the watch ;)
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Doors
Stairs
and for all other purposes: Women
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Ivy Mike
Operation Castle
Operation Redwing
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Central Heating & cooling.
Indoor plumbing with Hot & Cold water and waste removal.
The Automobile, nothing is more inconvienient than walking for miles and miles when the temps over 90.
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Originally posted by texasmom
dish washing machine
nice to see someone else besides me, call it that.
just can't call it a dishwasher for some reason.
hmmm of convenience
well I'd say an Ice maker for one.
sure beats having to have it cut, packed in sawdust and hauled in. then only the rich folks could afford it.
I'd say Wheels for the next one. should be obvious.
next I'd say Boats.
planes? nahhh not really. fun yes, kind of limited in what can be done with it. unless someone gonna make a net to fly along and catch Geese and Ducks.
guns/weapons? nahh I see that as being needed. so not in the catagory of a convenience.
Edit: sorry for the mis-spellings, just can't speel for crap today. blahhh I give up.
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Fire
Wheel
Cave Woman
:aok
Mac
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Originally posted by DieAz
nice to see someone else besides me, call it that.
just can't call it a dishwasher for some reason.
Me neither. I'm the 'dishwasher' whether it's manual or automatic.
The machine is definitely the convenient part, and worthy of not being left out. :D
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BVDs
Levis
Pherenomes
:)
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gotta distinguish between basics and luxuries:
water system
electricity and natural gas (okay, it's a double)
sewage system
motor vehicles
air conditioning and refrigeration (another double)
computers and internet (yet another double)
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Machine Gun
Cluster Bomb
Ballistic Missile
-Sik
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Body Armour
Penacillin
Cafe Mocha Frappuccino
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sliced bread (not invented, just perfected)
distilled spirits
internal combustion engine
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Beer
Beer
Beer
Mac
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personal computers
fast food/ drive thru restaurants
24 hour news
Not my fav 3 inventions, but the 3 I think most fuel the need for instant gratification.
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Originally posted by AWMac
Beer
Beer
Beer
Mac
(http://animatedtv.about.com/library/graphics/barney.jpg)
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lol no one said it yet
squelch
search button
HTC
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Toilet
Toilet Paper
McDonalds
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For pure convenience...
#1 The twist-off beer bottle cap.
#2 The Stir Crazy popcorn popper.
#3Cruise control.
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Originally posted by Maverick
Indoor plumbing (all of it)
Anybody who has lived long enough to remember what it was like to have to use an outhouse should choose this as the single most important convenience of our lifetime.
My family is from rural Oklahoma and Texas and later from Bakersfield, Ca.
I remember having to use the outhouse, a double holer with different size holes, while working on my uncles farm in Ok back in the mid 50's and early 60's. As late as 1965 my grand parents still had a single holer in Bakersfield, hot summer days were a real biatch trying to do your business while holding your breath.
Indoor plumbing, what a great concept!