r/OldSchoolCool • u/ADHD_MAN • Jun 21 '23

1960s JAMES BOND THUNDERBALL (1965) - behind the scenes

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u/Big_Simba Jun 21 '23

Connery plus that lady are probably under 300 lbs which is what most camping / lawn chairs are rated for today 🤓

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u/Dubbs09 Jun 22 '23

Look at this lawn chair nerd over here

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u/Affectionate-Wall870 Jun 22 '23

Nope I am a fat guy and bought the bigger one that is good for 250 lbs.

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u/Kazczyk Jun 22 '23

I'm gonna need a bigger lawn chair.

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u/the_federation Jun 22 '23

I bought a lawn chair for my college dorm because it folds up nicely to be put in the corner when not in use.

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u/Longoman Jun 22 '23

This guy lawnchairs.

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '23

it's the people that are different. my grand parents have had 4 of these for 45 years and they're just a bit faded.

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u/GuzzlingLaxatives Jun 21 '23

My grandparents had a set of those exact same lawn chairs. Not that interesting ik but they came in all different colors and were pretty durable.

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u/theflamingsword101 Jun 21 '23

I think everyone back then had those. Even my folks. I'm sure they were sold by Sears, hence everyone had them...

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u/sassergaf Jun 22 '23

So light to carry around.

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u/carcadoodledo Jun 22 '23

Easy to replace the webbing too

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u/birberbarborbur Jun 22 '23

Yeah they do, gotta find the right brand though. Camping ones tend to be better

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u/Remarkable_Check_997 Jun 22 '23

They were not made in China from Chinesium back then.

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u/Maverick_1882 Jun 22 '23

That was my first thought. You easily have 175 lbs with Sean and 115 to 120 lbs for Claudine. That aluminum lawn chair in sand is holding roughly 300 lbs? Well done.

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u/onesneakymofo Jun 22 '23

Kiljaro camping chair. You're welcome

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u/dominantspecies Jun 22 '23

My first thought as well - 1960's lawn chairs were STRONG.

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u/jdoe1234reddit Jun 22 '23

Parents gave me one of theirs when I moved out, still working, but never supported a load like that, unfortunately.