This has been a fun thread to read!

I see that Brita has come out with a water filtering pitcher that contains a digital meter to tell you when to replace the filter. Let me get this straight, a water pitcher that requires a battery, huh!

I bought two cheap princess style phones, one for the night stand and one for the kitchen wall. The least little bump or brush with your sleeve as you go by and the phone jumps off the hook onto the floor. I'm old school I thought products are supposed to improve over time.

My replacement/second microwave has 1/5 the features of the old one and it cooks food just great, and 1/3 the cost.

Darn, lunch break is too short, Roy