i think this is a joke, if not the next generation is in trouble. teen uses manual can opener for first time--never seen one before.
I'd bet the P38 :
is REALLY going to stump him 2 Swing-A-Way can openers in the drawer, and 2 in the kit
i think this is a joke, if not the next generation is in trouble. teen uses manual can opener for first time--never seen one before.
I'd bet the P38 : View attachment 79822
is REALLY going to stump him 2 Swing-A-Way can openers in the drawer, and 2 in the kit
A can punch ...So funny you were thinking the same as I. I have one on my keyring. Several employees of mine were mystified when I pulled out my keys and opened cans near as fast as them with a regular opener. Fun.
I used to be able to dial a number by shorting out the wires when i was a kid. Memory tells me it was 2 shorts per number. Last I heard there was a premium to support dial phones rather than touch tone.Just saw one of the suggested videos: The Rotary Phone Challenge. Mother gives her kids 4 minutes to figure out how to call their grandma on a rotary phone, without any instructions. Kind of funny.
I like the way you think.
I don't know weather to laugh or cry!I'd bet the P38 : View attachment 79822
is REALLY going to stump him 2 Swing-A-Way can openers in the drawer, and 2 in the kit
It's called a P51.They sale a larger P38 in some sports/ gun shops.
I got mine in The Army in 1980.
But they have a bigger model for hunters, it is about 1.5 inches long.
Easier for soy boy to use.
They sell them as p-38 here, maybe the army changed nomenclature on them?It's called a P51.
You can get them from Amazon, eBay and a lot of other online places for around a dollar.
P38s were the good original ones. P51 are mostly the same, just longer, and from crappy metal.They sell them as p-38 here, maybe the army changed nomenclature on them?
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