That won't work.

Some still have the bell.

Wolf

Psshhhhh,woooorrrr...god, I can't even begin to replicate it. But I can still hear it.

That brings back all kinds of memories. I remember you could pick celebrity voices to tell you that you had mail. I had Mick Jagger. I can't even imagine doing something like that now. Very funny.

Now I'm just a tripping down memory lane!

I hated the chirpy electronic phones that were available in the 80s, so I hunted down a rotary model.

I had to buy it from the AT&T store - it was their last one (display model).

It has a real bell ringer, too. My kids love it - it's a novelty.

I video taped all our family home movies from the 50s-70s a couple years ago (then converted to DVD). I kept the projector sound as the soundtrack of the DVDs, since there was no other sound.

because you can't pump your own gas in those states.

when I noticed a sign threatening a $500 fine for doing so. Being from another state, I thought I discretion would be advisable.

There's no telling what these crazy Oregonians might do to me.

sentence of cleaning up Bigfoot droppings, depending on how serious of an infraction it is.

It's a picture of a phone dial. You dial with your finger by touching each number and dragging it around to the finger stop. When you hit the stop it does a short vibration to simulate hitting it. When it spins back it makes the authentic clicking sounds.

You can actually make call with it although I rarely do; how often do you even call using a number anymore?

I'm 29 and the only one I haven't heard is the Flash Cube.

Some more

A hand crank adding machine

Short wave radio static

Steam train whistle

The plop of the morning paper on the front step

The rattle and clank of glass milk bottles being delivered

Prop driven airplane, especially an old low flying gasper like a crop duster

and prop-driven airplanes are still everywhere. Crop dusters are usually turboprops these days, though.

And the woppitywoppity of us flapping the pic in the air because we thought it made them develop faster.

with no pollution control at every intersection, being driven by housewives to get groceries.

him for straight.

Not just because of the times but because of his own personality.

Clackcklackzzzz, clackcklackzzzz, clackcklackzzzz, clackcklackzzzz, clackcklackzzzz. Although the most memorable aspect of that thing was the smell of the fluid.

and an pedal-powered antique air organ

I learned to type on one very similar to this one: