The Last Time

I don't ever remember being in a car without a radio.

When was the last time you bought new shoes?

 

In the late 1980's. It was Blue Mazda (323? GLC?, I think it was after the GLC was retired). The car later had a radio added, but was purchased without a radio.

 

July 2010. My nephew had just bought a 1936 Plymouth and I was given a ride in it.

June 2011.

When is the last time you listened to music on a vinyl LP being played on a turntable?

 

Last time I bought shoes?
about 3 months ago.

Last time I listened to Vinyl?
Last Christmas, my kids thought it was cool.


When was the last time you purposefully left the house without a cell phone/smart phone?

 

Ha! Good one! When was the last time I didn't have a cell phone (or as I call it--the ball and chain?)

Must have been the late 90's.

 

At my parent's house when I still lived there. It would have been 1980.

 

Thanksgiving 2009. My nephew had just gotten a new VW GTI and he let me drive it.

 

2007. (Stupid Saturn :BangHead

When was the last time you said to yourself, "This'll be the last time..."?

 

The last time.....

When was the last time you actually stopped to smell the roses? (and no the funeral parlor don't count)

 

The last time I sung along with the Rolling Stones song of the same title.

 

I have a friend with a 1924 Studebaker. Last time I saw it was in the mid-90's. Last time I saw it being driven was the early 90's.

 

When was the last tme.....

I dispensed medication to a leper. (Ages ago praise the Lord)'

 

If American "stick shift" = British "manual" (as opposed to "automatic"), then yesterday. (My car has manual gear-change, as do many, if not most in the UK).

When was the last time you watched an analogue tv (as opposed to digital)?

 

Most people who drive a car with a stick shift don't know how to drive a car with a stick shift.

Back in 1962 I was hitch hiking (when's the last time . . . ) and got a ride with an old timer driving an old tractor (no syncros) and semitrailer (no such thing as a semi truck). The only time he used a clutch was when starting from a dead stop. I drove a '60 VW 100,000 miles on the original clutch. Don't remember if I ever had a new one put in before I sold it.

 

Last night. Haven't got a digital TV in the house. Yet.

 

The VW Beatle was an amazing post-war German missionary, and it lasted forever. I think the heater, if you had one, used more petrol than the vehicle itself....500 miles on a tank of petrol.

Cheers,

Jim