So easy a woman can use it

[left-of-center2012]

I recently cut off my cable and bought a ‘Leaf’ over the air antenna.
One TV channel I'm enjoying a lot is “Buzzr”. A lot of it’s programming are old game shows, many from the 1950‘s such as ‘What’s My Line’, etc.

As interesting as the shows are the old TV commercials used on the shows, some of which wouldn’t go over well today.

One ad I saw today (on a 1957 ‘I’ve Got A Secret’ show) had a woman showing a new model Polaroid camera, saying:

“This new Polaroid camera is so easy, even a woman can use it.
If you can boil water, you can take pictures with this camera.”

[FrankfurtCat]

1. LOL! I thought you meant the Leaf was so easy to use even a woman could use it.

You got my attention because I have tried three different indoor TV antennae in the last month and none of them worked! I will give the Leaf a try-thanks for the heads-up!

[left-of-center2012]

2. I bought the 50 mile range with amplifier

$60 at Walmart.
Gets me 49 stations in Albuquerque, which includes shopping, religious, and Spanish.
But I get all the local including 3 PBS, two movie stations, two true crime. Plenty to watch.
I do need reposition it from window to wall for best reception but I save $100 a month from cable.

[Stuart G]

3. I have some kind of over the air antenna.....10 years ago..20 bucks..

ran a wire from the basement to my second floor bedroom..hooked it up..and now I get about all the stations I need..(of course no cable stations or others like MSNBC or CNN...but)...

I get about 40 stations..plenty to watch..but I don't watch it...NOW...if I want a movie...I know this one is hard to believe............but....it is a 4 minute ride to the library where they have hundreds of films..new ones, old ones and middle aged films...