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lol I had one of those back in the late 70’s or early 80’s
Woah! I was just talking about this the other day to some friends of mine in the engineering department. It was like for a while no one was willing to accept that electronics was supposed to look like electronics. So they kept on having to hide it by placing it in wood. Then finally as electronics got more sensitive they needed to place it in metal which was then covered in wood. As type went on the wood covering was dropped, and then the metal covering was dropped and replaced with plastic painted with metal based paint. Which is why most devices have that silver/grey/black look.
I had a clock radio like that.. I remember the flip numbers, before led..but I have a feeling this ad was chosen because of how they spelled clock back in the day..
isiah, Re-read the text.
haha ok you got me. I will call off my killer shark
Without donnabgood’s comment i still would not have seen that…the funniest thing is…infi had one in the early 70’s or 80’s.
So Infidel used to have a Walnut grain cabinet finished Cock. Nice!
Instead of giving your wife one with that annoying buzz! buzz! buzz!, with this unit you’ll always be able to rouse her with one long Dong!
A Scott classic!
Whew! At least someone got it. Thanks Maffu.
I don’t know about this unit. The instructions say to set the alarm when you hit the sack. Yeeouch!!
I always go right to sleep after the stroke of midnight.
I don’t like this digital version. I prefer hands on my cock.
Scott, do you mean two hands and a face?
Mine’s a Timex. It can take a lickin’…
Steve Austin’s online dating ad.
lol@ Scott ( or ror)