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That doesn't look like a good idea...
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:D Yep , they shoulda put the TV on the bottom , heat rises & all it would cook the TV everytime the oven ran no matter how well insulated it was .
:scratch2: Oh , and they forgot to include the phone so she can call the fire department when the TV has the inevitable grease fire .... |
A Porthole Oven.
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TV oven...........Perfect for TV dinners.......(rimshot) :D
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I would hope they insulated the TV well or the heat would overcome it im sure...
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Early instant-on feature.
Considering the extreme heating and cooling cycles, anyone standing in front of it could easily get a face full of glass. |
They were thinking the same thing they are thinking now when they decided to put a computer screen on a refrigerator...
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Love it! The heat from all the tubes on the chassis can cook the turkey!
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Now that's a hot commodity of the day, lol... :D
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I saw that article years ago. Totally impractical idea. The 1930's Crosley "Shelvador" refrigerator with it's built-in radio was a good one. Love to have that in my kitchen!
http://www.antiqueradios.com/gallery...serialNumber=2 |
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And I stumbled across this today.
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If this had been Detrola instead of Crosley, they would have thrown a camera into the thing! :D |
That might be an early Raytheon Microwave
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Nowadays they have the TV built into the fridge. My how far we've come, lol.
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