Greatest invention of the last 100 years

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12-02-11, 21:46
willyup

Greatest invention of the last 100 years

I would very much like to nominate both the sandwich toaster and the dishwasher:D
12-02-11, 21:48
Banjo

The mobile phone surely ....
12-02-11, 21:48
dr love

For me the world wide web .: lol doc
12-02-11, 21:48
kelso

electricity
12-02-11, 22:09
El Gordo

Quote:

Originally Posted by kelso

electricity

Not really invented in the last 100 years, although we've certainly got much more use out of it than people before 1911 did.
12-02-11, 22:10
Fitzy

The football.
12-02-11, 22:10
magicalman9357

Quote:

Originally Posted by willyup

I would very much like to nominate both the sandwich toaster and the dishwasher:D

The internet followed by the sandwich toaster and dishwasher. :)
12-02-11, 22:11
El Gordo

Quote:

Originally Posted by El Gordo

Not really invented in the last 100 years, although we've certainly got much more use out of it than people before 1911 did.

Actually, the same remark applies to this one:

Quote:

Originally Posted by KellyCurvybabe

no seriously
vibrators
12-02-11, 22:47
Bobby24

Quote:

Originally Posted by El Gordo

Actually, the same remark applies to this one:

Ha what...didnt realise vibratores were so old:D
12-02-11, 22:51
Bobby24

Id have to go for a combination of the internet, mobile phone, car and condom which are all gonna contribute to me having sex with some ridiculously sexy lady tomorrow:)
12-02-11, 22:52
ber

Quote:

Originally Posted by kelso

electricity

Electricity was invented?
12-02-11, 22:53
El Gordo

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bobby24

Ha what...didnt realise vibratores were so old:D

Apparently there was even an early steam powered one. :eek:
Electric ones appeared quite early. Not long after the toaster and kettle. The Victorians weren't exactly as we tend to think of them.
12-02-11, 22:59
Banjo

Quote:

Originally Posted by El Gordo

Apparently there was even an early steam powered one. :eek:

:lmao:

Quote:

Originally Posted by El Gordo

Electric ones appeared quite early. Not long after the toaster and kettle. The Victorians weren't exactly as we tend to think of them.

Your knowledge is impressive. So in order of priority were to get yourself sorted with a slice of toast and a cup of tea first. Funny Victorians had it all backwards .......
12-02-11, 23:04
Violette

Baby wipes!
13-02-11, 00:03
Banjo

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Originally Posted by Violette

Baby wipes!

Good one Violette ..... very usefull things they are !
13-02-11, 00:05
lovethegirls

punting sim cards
13-02-11, 00:09
benin

lying... best ever.
13-02-11, 00:15
mellors

Quote:

Originally Posted by El Gordo

Apparently there was even an early steam powered one. :eek:
Electric ones appeared quite early. Not long after the toaster and kettle. The Victorians weren't exactly as we tend to think of them.

The original Steely Dan
13-02-11, 00:19
Derry lad

Quote:

Originally Posted by willyup

I would very much like to nominate both the sandwich toaster and the dishwasher:D

Unfortunately the two are not compatible! :)
13-02-11, 00:35
prettywoman

Fridge and hoover
13-02-11, 00:35
vampirejackie

Vibrator :)
13-02-11, 00:37
benin

Quote:

Originally Posted by prettywoman

Fridge and hoover

Quote:

Originally Posted by vampirejackie

Vibrator :)

i am trying my best will ye give me a few days ffs....this patcave is all go.
13-02-11, 00:44
BACMAN36

Think most ladies would suggest the rampant rabbit (whatever that is!!!)
13-02-11, 02:36
Morpheus

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13-02-11, 11:04
Mousey

Airplanes!!!!
13-02-11, 11:08
El Gordo

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Originally Posted by Mousey

Airplanes!!!!

Last hundred years? You'll need to pick a more recent part of flying. Jets? Flight attendants?