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...when you talk back to the screen with gems like "At least I KNOW my stove isn't original to the kitchen! The house was built in 1955 and my stove is from 1961! Oh, wait..."
Yes, my stove is not one anyone can ever service anymore. It is too simple - they don't know what the heck to DO with it. It is a 1961 Fridgidaire Custom Imperial stove. For those that need visuals:
http://easterkiwi.files.wordpress.com/2006/10/frigidairflair1.jpg
and showing the cooktop (which slides out underneath the ovens):
http://obviousdiversion.com/images/photos/frigidaire/05.jpg
Mine is missing one knob, and is not as shiny as either of these - but then, mine has worked hard all its life. And a fifty year old stove is allowed to be creaky (and cranky).
Yes, my stove is not one anyone can ever service anymore. It is too simple - they don't know what the heck to DO with it. It is a 1961 Fridgidaire Custom Imperial stove. For those that need visuals:
http://easterkiwi.files.wordpress.com/2006/10/frigidairflair1.jpg
and showing the cooktop (which slides out underneath the ovens):
http://obviousdiversion.com/images/photos/frigidaire/05.jpg
Mine is missing one knob, and is not as shiny as either of these - but then, mine has worked hard all its life. And a fifty year old stove is allowed to be creaky (and cranky).
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