I remember typing machines. That’s my age.
Radio Shack was around and you could by electronic components in the back
You’re not old @Aziz.
There were video stores everywhere stocked with hundreds of vhs tapes
I’m so old, I invented everything you people mention here, and that was AFTER going into retirement.
Joke of course.
I’m moderately old. Had a black & white tv set, pre-Sony cassette player / recorder, vinyl discs were still in fashion, Pluto was a planet, Richard Feynman and Isaac Asimov were still alive, Tchernobyl disaster hadn’t happened, etc.
Some bad things haven’t changed since I’m around.
People still caught in the rat race. Kids still looking up to the wrong role models. Women still stigmatized if choosing career over raising babies. Men still bashed if not providing enough. Rich families getting richer, countries at war against each other, etc.
And we still use money, probably always will.
I’m so old that I remember the kids show, Captain Kangaroo.
I’m so old that I remember the candied popcorn and peanut treat, Cracker Jacks.
I’m so old that I remember the bubble gum with the inserted comics, Bazooka.
I experienced cracker jacks and bazooka gum. There was always a toy ring or something in the cracker jacks. This was in the late 80’s early 90’s.
I’m so old, I didn’t even have a computer until I was in my 60’s.
I’d carry a portable CD player around with me along with a case of CD’s to listen to music
I’m so old I remember McDonald’s giving out backstreet boys CDs ![]()
I am so old, the Berlin Wall was a normality being a kid.
I lived through the Cold War with the U.S.S.R.
I watched the Watergate hearings on TV.
I remember when a happy meal was $1
Ear muffs & leg warmers were the rage, 80s kid obviously haha
I’m so old that when I was young tic tok was a noise a clock made and if someone asked you to text them, you would probably grab a pencil.
I’m so old I used to play toejam and earl on Sega Genesis
And shows like Denver the last dinosaur was new
When and where i watched it it was called dino the last dinosaur