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You know you're ancient when you count back change to customers the old-fashioned way.

Nancy wrote: "When I volunteered to work at the library book sale:
You know you're ancient when you count back change to customers the old-fashioned way."
Or you're thinking £SD instead of decimal.
You know you're ancient when you count back change to customers the old-fashioned way."
Or you're thinking £SD instead of decimal.
Stephen wrote: "In the process of moving so I'm finding a lot of nostalgic items... like the VHS tape that I've never been able to force myself to throw away (after paying over $70 for it when it was first released)"
One is curious about its title ;-)
One is curious about its title ;-)
Or when you can only find black and white images on Google image search of your favorite teen idol.


Never had as complete a set as my neighbor but I did have this Gemini VIII patch

Unfortunately it was Running Brave (1983)
I had a thing for Robby Benson once upon a time.
Was reminded that I was ancient when discussing the US elections with a German guy that I chat with on the Steam Gaming chat occasionally. I mentioned that my first Presidential vote was cast for Richard Nixon and that I'd never voted for anyone that I was really excited about.
His reply... "...OMG you're Ancient!"
The only time I really voted FOR a candidate was for JFK (and Obama, I guess)
I was rather young, but I did like Ike, a real Republican, not one of today's crazies.
I was rather young, but I did like Ike, a real Republican, not one of today's crazies.



You KNOW you're ANCIENT when you understand most of the references in I'm Still Here https://youtu.be/sd3UtltqLgA


You mean the octothorpe?
;-)



The music to which you listened to feel young again is now on the oldies stations.
You see a car just like the car that you bought when you were starting out in your career. It has antique registration.
Eugene wrote: "The people whom you knew in high school fill Facebook with pictures of their grandchildren..."
Ain't it the truth!
Ain't it the truth!

when people complain of not being able to buy a house when they have a 45000 income between them and say they're skint..
out comes the i remember when...:@)
or meeting people to find they were born as i went to uni!!
or in a supermarket when i mutter...bagels? 1.60? i remember when they were 80p!!

And you know how to use the horizontal hold and a tube checker."
I came here to post about the term "rabbit ears"!
John wrote: "Bill wrote: "Kevin wrote: "You actually know why YouTube has the word tube in it rather than flat screen or plasma."
And you know how to use the horizontal hold and a tube checker."
I came here t..."
I can remember standing in the corner holding the rabbit ears, while my parents watched Lawrence Welk - Yuk!
And you know how to use the horizontal hold and a tube checker."
I came here t..."
I can remember standing in the corner holding the rabbit ears, while my parents watched Lawrence Welk - Yuk!



😹😹😹 I actually still have some hooked up to a TV that hardly ever gets used, I have my PlayStation (the original, before they started numbering them) hooked up to it. 😹😹😹

Definitely.

I've been watching Love Victor and at one point he says "It's been a minute" meaning it's been a long time.
Maybe it's time to break out the Jiffy pop before watching the next episode. ;-)
If you missed the reference... a jiffy: historically, and by convention, 0.01 seconds


You're absolutely right, and sometimes that's a part of conversations, but it still focuses on knee and hip replacements. And most of us want someone who's done a lot of them!

And that ones just too easy. 😼

Trust me, you’re not ancient.
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Ditto for ReplayTV! It was one of the first DVR's. It had auto-commercial skip, a better guide than Tivo, the ability to stream shows to another ReplayTV user's machine anywhere in the world, keyword or phrase subscriptions for titles, descriptions, actors, or directors. The upcoming programming guide is still better than anything Tivo has! And the company's been outta business for more than five years!