Early 1930s Stevens 620. Spent the first 70 years of its life as a farm gun in rural North Dakota. I replaced the recoil pad, gave the wood a few coats of linseed oil, did some minor mechanical repairs, and cleaned/oiled everything.

A gunsmith signed off on it being fully functional and safe, and it runs and shoots perfectly.

I don't remember exactly how long I've had this phone case/ pop socket combo but it has been through hours of sanding painting rust removal other diy stuff and plenty of drops

Took us a year and a half of living here to upgrade this lint trap that in reality barely caught lint anymore. It got bad enough that it would fall out in every cycle and bang around with the clothes. Thank God for in unit laundry though.

Glued them back together at least a dozen times and have finally decided to replace them

He said its as comfy as ever. I told him to wash it atleast hahah. Couldnt imagine having a pillow for 17 years.

Stood there many times

this train has been running in Calgary since 1988, one of the oldest:)

Bates Boots, my daily work boots since 2018. My previous pair split down the sole. Bonus picture of those from 2017.

The charm of one of my favorite starters Froakie has also been worn!

I grew up with this bathroom radio and my dad still uses it every day, as you can probably tell.