> Forget that, is there anything you've bought new in the last _ten_ years that you still have? My flatscreen TV and the sound bar that came with it. My daily-

> Forget that, is there anything you've bought new in the last _ten_ years that you still have? My flatscreen TV and the sound bar that came with it. My daily-driver computer. My Samsung Galaxy S3 which I still use daily for some tasks, works fine. My washing machine. My Kenwood stand mixer. All around 10 years, all working fine still without repairs. That's just the things I could think of on the spot. There's very few things I've had to replace that were broken. Most things I've replaced because I wanted newer features, and have sold or given away the old item. I'll concede that my previous lawn mower falls in your category. It had a plastic bushing on the main shaft, which got torn up over time, and destroyed some other parts when it held a retirement party.