Old School Phone
01-24-2005, 02:55 AM
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Old School Phone
I'm looking for a phone in this style...
But I want it in black. It doesn't have to be the exact model, but I like that style. Don't ask why I like it. Don't ask why I don't buy one where I work (Best Buy). I just like the way that phone looks. Anyone have one in the garage or in their closet?
But I want it in black. It doesn't have to be the exact model, but I like that style. Don't ask why I like it. Don't ask why I don't buy one where I work (Best Buy). I just like the way that phone looks. Anyone have one in the garage or in their closet?
01-24-2005, 04:23 AM
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I think I have a dark brown one somewhere.... I'd have to find it but it should be laying around here somewhere.
That would be cool. I just don't want that light beige color.
edit... if the lighter color is all i can find... then I'll be interested.
01-24-2005, 08:06 AM
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yeah goodwill sounds good, thats prolly what my mom did with ours like that back in they day, may i ask whats its for? Just decorating or something for the house lol? laugh.gif:
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Ugh, I that was the phone in the dorms when I was at JMU. I won't ask. tongue.gif
We used to throw them down the halls on weekends to see who could get the farthest.
You may as well go for a rotary phone while you're at it. I have an old rotary phone made of Bakelite (early plastic) that would probably survive a nuclear explosion. Antique malls usually have neat ones. Mine looks like this:
Good for when the power is out. Although my cordless base station has a backup battery good for a few hours of talking. But anyway.
We used to throw them down the halls on weekends to see who could get the farthest.
You may as well go for a rotary phone while you're at it. I have an old rotary phone made of Bakelite (early plastic) that would probably survive a nuclear explosion. Antique malls usually have neat ones. Mine looks like this:
Good for when the power is out. Although my cordless base station has a backup battery good for a few hours of talking. But anyway.