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resurrection33

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christiancollegegirl said:
Yea, I think I'd like to go back to when there were no computers, and everybody knew and respected each other. When I traveled as a kid, we had to entertain ourselves. We didn't get to watch movie or tv in the car. We read or talked ot just stared out the window,
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When I grew up, there was no cable TV—we only had three TV channels.
 
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christiancollegegirl

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*gasp* Only three??? lol We don't have cable, so we don't have that many channels either.
 
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Having cable would be cool, but we don't really need it. I like watching stuff onthe Discovery channel and Animal planet and stuff, but I don't mind not having it at all.
 
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When I was growing up, there were no SUVs. All American cars had six and eight-cylinder engines.
 
resurrection33

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When I was growing up, long distance telephone calls were expensive—they subsidized other calls.
 
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You got me started—now I can’t stop.

When I was growing up, they were building fallout shelters in case there was a nuclear war. People would build them in their backyards.

 
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christiancollegegirl

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I'm glad I have free long distance on my phone. I think that's the one thing I'd miss about modern times.
 
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christiancollegegirl

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I'm a Texas girl remember? We're in a class of our own.
 
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christiancollegegirl

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Just means I have to work harder to break them.
 
phil36

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When I was a teen we had computers, but, not internet, and no mobile phones.. well there were mobiles phones but you needed a rucksack to carry the battery lol
 
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christiancollegegirl

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lol Woah, those must have been some phones!!
 
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Haha, I remeber my dad's first comuter (@ work, not @ home). The screen was gray only, and it had word perfect on it. It was sooo exciting!!!
 
Red_Tory

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The future. Dur!


The past is all about Nazis, disease and death. The future will be about Islamo-fascists, "global warming" and death (that stays the same!), but at least there will be better wireless internet connections.
 
resurrection33

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Red_Tory said:
The future. Dur!


The past is all about Nazis, disease and death. The future will be about Islamo-fascists, "global warming" and death (that stays the same!), but at least there will be better wireless internet connections.
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How can anyone tell the future?
 
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I used to have a Commodore 64 computer that you would program yourself, using BASIC. It had 64k memory.
 
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