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Anonymous wrote:Netflix videos were sent by USPS.

I remember when they announced they were going to get into streaming and my DH and I thought ‘WTF, that can’t work’.

Yep, I remember being very skeptical of streaming. Ha!

Anonymous wrote:Netflix videos were sent by USPS.

I remember when they announced they were going to get into streaming and my DH and I thought ‘WTF, that can’t work’.

Anonymous wrote:I had a “custom” Gateway computer in college.

I had a Commodore 64 in HS then upgraded to a Macintosh SE.

weebles wobble but they don't fall down.

Pet Rocks

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Anonymous wrote:Hanging up on someone.

It’s far less satisfying now!

Busy signals, no voicemail. No answering machine.

Somebody didn’t put the phone all of the way back on the hook and your phone line is busy until someone figured it out.

mood rings

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Where/when was this popular? I don’t remember it.

But I do remember Mikey.

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OMG I used to make these for all my HS friends! And then my mom's friends started asking me to make the for their DD's!

We made these too!!

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I see your deviled ham and raise you:

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Anonymous wrote:I'm guessing y'all are generation x people?

Us millennials know what all the above are.

Lol. You assume so much.

Millennials are 26 to 41. I grew up with a rotary phone. My parents had one of those big ass wooden floor tvs. Un woke Scooby-Doo cartoons in the mornings. Looked forward to the toy in the cereal. I had a type writer and we played the Oregon trail in elementary school. Pizza hut was the bomb back then. It was an innocent time.

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Now this I’ve never seen