Those are pretty amusing.

chiefwirehead collects old tins and knows quite a bit about old packaging in general. As you probably already know, Bob.

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We could probably use that first stuff. Our piano was reclaimed from an elementary school, and has at least 1,000 scratches on it.

Now, if only the almond stick could tune the piano ....

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Heh, if you want it, you can have it.

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I like the use of "efface".

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I don't know if that's really an old tin, or something trying for a neo-retro verbosity.

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I love old packaging.

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I know. It'll be hard to resist coming home with too much of it.

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When my uncle died my Dad got this giant chest full of just random old crap. There were things like a temporary license plate from the 1950s and receipts and other common items like that kept for 50 years, who knows why. I think my Dad threw a lot of it away. I wish I knew what I knew now because I would have horded all that stuff.

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I like. I would be unable to resist that kind of thing.

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