They got it wrong! The telephone was invented in AFTER (1876) the Automobile (1875) by George A. Long.
From Answers.com:
The first, American automobile was invented in Hinsdale, New Hampshire, USA, by George A. Long. This 1875 vehicle is only attested by local newspaper accounts and his, testimony. However, Long was awarded U.S.P.O. patent number: 281,091 on May 10, 1883 (pre-dating Benz) for his second automobile. Long’s second and patented version, is residing in the Smithsonian’s collection as not only the oldest automobile (Steam Road Vehicle), but the oldest, self-propelled vehicle of any type.
MontanaLady about 14 years ago
Spoil sports!!!! :))
GROG Premium Member about 14 years ago
Didn’t you just see that one coming?
Good Morning, Fellow Cave Dwellers.
Coyoty Premium Member about 14 years ago
Who invented intermittent bells?
pouncingtiger about 14 years ago
To: The Flintstones
Happy 50th Anniversary!!!
From: The Fans
GROG Premium Member about 14 years ago
Oh that’s why! I still love The Flintstones as muc h as I did in my youth!
Yukoner about 14 years ago
That gives a new meaning to the idea of a phone tree.
Sandfan about 14 years ago
As we suspected, lawyers have always been among us.
Dkram about 14 years ago
Hanna/Barbera was sued over “The Flintstones” being to much like “The Honnymooners”
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Kokopelli about 14 years ago
Fred never said “Pow, straight to the moon”
COWBOY7 about 14 years ago
This is auto-matically a good one! Love it!
RadioTom about 14 years ago
“And the rockets’ red glare, the bombs bursting in air…”
And I saw that one coming, too…
Flintstones… Meet the Flintstones….
In one sense, the entire BC strip could be said to infringe on the Flintstones…
OTOH, Dinos, now…
RadioTom about 14 years ago
“And the rockets’ red glare, the bombs bursting in air…”
And I saw that one coming, too…
Flintstones… Meet the Flintstones….
In one sense, the entire BC strip could be said to infringe on the Flintstones…
OTOH, Dinos, now…
ZynWoof about 14 years ago
LOL.
They got it wrong! The telephone was invented in AFTER (1876) the Automobile (1875) by George A. Long.
From Answers.com:
The first, American automobile was invented in Hinsdale, New Hampshire, USA, by George A. Long. This 1875 vehicle is only attested by local newspaper accounts and his, testimony. However, Long was awarded U.S.P.O. patent number: 281,091 on May 10, 1883 (pre-dating Benz) for his second automobile. Long’s second and patented version, is residing in the Smithsonian’s collection as not only the oldest automobile (Steam Road Vehicle), but the oldest, self-propelled vehicle of any type.
Joe_Minotaur about 14 years ago
Our car was so old, you had to count the tree rings to find out what year it was made!
Trisha_Evenstar about 14 years ago
LOL this is hilarious
Shikamoo Premium Member about 14 years ago
Bam-Bam will deal with them!
Happy 50th to the Flintstones!!
pouncingtiger about 14 years ago
Not only are there similarities between “The Flintstones” and “The Honeymooners”, but also “I Love Lucy”.
cwreenactor about 14 years ago
They’re smarter than the average bear.
joylion almost 14 years ago
A Flintstones car!!!! love it!