Some really hot phone sex!

[Gothic Sponge]

[DS1]

1. I 'spose

:-)

[mark414]

2. Locking

no sex threads

[pansypoo53219]

3. well

he isn't very good at it. never gonna get any baby bells that way.

[fujiyama]

4. Hey, atleast phone sex is Safe Sex

[Wapsie B]

5. Funny!

Worth a chuckle!

[ChoralScholar]

6. HEEEY!!!

No Sex Threads!!!

[BeHereNow]

7. Alert, Alert, alert!

MODS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A dreaded SEX THREAD has been posted
in the lounge!!!
LOCK IT NOW!
Oh those dials, those CORDS, those DISGUSTING
receivers!
ALERT!
BHN

[Gothic Sponge]

8. Tattle Tail!

:P

[short bus president]

9. Dude - warn people before you post geriatric porn!

Images of saggy rotary dial wheels are now burned into my retinas!

[Deja Q]

10. Piffle. Those telephones were looking at too many Peeps...

:evilgrin:

[skygazer]

OMG! Those are rotary phones!

And the one on the bottom is the Princess phone. So not only do we have phone sex here - it's geriatric phone sex. Ewwwwww.......

[redqueen]

11. *sniff, sniff*

I miss my friend. :(

[Gothic Sponge]

13. Is this in reference to.......Well, you know?

[redqueen]

16. Um

Yes?

:shrug:

[underpants]

12. Just one question

[BiggJawn]

14. Geek check. Who can identify those phones?

:-)

[skygazer]

15. The pink one is the Princess design, isn't it?

Or was that the Trimline? No, the Trimline was trimmer.... Can't remember what they called the other. Remember when you went to the phone store to get a phone? They were all AT&T phones and you rented them with your service.

[BiggJawn]

17. 1/2 credit!

The "top" is a "500" series desk set. Made only at the Shadeland Works. they called it the "500" in honour of the Indy 500 race.

Here is a "Trimline" in that ugly pink plastic. Ewww! The only thing that colour was good for was the odd tint it put in the recycled bits that were re-melted for interior parts...



I'm well aquainted with these phones, having spent 5 years building the ringers for both the Princess and the Trimline.

Note the date stamp of "6-78" on this M-1A ringer. My ringer.


But, alas, the M-1 was replaced by the P-1A, same ringer as used in every non-"500" phone Western made after about 1981...They sent me over to the P-1 line in about 1980...Then the Design Line about 1981, then the street in 1982...


MORE than you ever wanted to know about telephones, yes?