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I remember when Pokemon cards were first released.
WOW i remember these an collecting them when i was in school. I used to trade them with me mates to try an get the ones i didn't have.....fun times
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All of the stuff so far is just memories of what my kids and grand kids did. I am an old fart and can remember a lot different.
I remember when...
I went to a one room schoolhouse. 1952 in Summerfield, Oklahoma when I stayed with my grandfather.
Listening to the radio was all there was and being scared shitless with one program, "Inner Sanctum". I can still hear that creaking door and the narrators gravelly voice.
We got our first TV. 1948 in Grand Island, New York. We could get one station out of Buffalo and then another from Canada after my dad put a special antenna in the attic.
Gasoline cost $ 0.05, that's right, 5 cents a gallon. I remember it going down to 3 cents during a "gas-war".
Looking out from The Cave Of The Winds through Niagara Falls and Prospect Point hadn't yet fallen into the fiver.
Our first telephone was a party line. That was fun and a huge pain in the ass at the same time.
Our first private line in 1952 on Grand Island and the number was BR3063. Bridge was the exchange for the whole island.
Squirrel hunting and being able to run FO miles, chasing an injured one because you do not leave them like that. Then frying them and having a wonderful time.
Drinking Sassafras tea after boiling the roots I'd dug.
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Yeah, I remember a lot but it's all different now. Not better or worse necessarily, different. Different times and different cultures that evolved.
I remember when...
I went to a one room schoolhouse. 1952 in Summerfield, Oklahoma when I stayed with my grandfather.
Listening to the radio was all there was and being scared shitless with one program, "Inner Sanctum". I can still hear that creaking door and the narrators gravelly voice.
We got our first TV. 1948 in Grand Island, New York. We could get one station out of Buffalo and then another from Canada after my dad put a special antenna in the attic.
Gasoline cost $ 0.05, that's right, 5 cents a gallon. I remember it going down to 3 cents during a "gas-war".
Looking out from The Cave Of The Winds through Niagara Falls and Prospect Point hadn't yet fallen into the fiver.
Our first telephone was a party line. That was fun and a huge pain in the ass at the same time.
Our first private line in 1952 on Grand Island and the number was BR3063. Bridge was the exchange for the whole island.
Squirrel hunting and being able to run FO miles, chasing an injured one because you do not leave them like that. Then frying them and having a wonderful time.
Drinking Sassafras tea after boiling the roots I'd dug.
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Yeah, I remember a lot but it's all different now. Not better or worse necessarily, different. Different times and different cultures that evolved.
I am always a gentleman.
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I remember when you could get 5 Arby's roast beef for $5, gas was less than a dollar, and you had to use an encyclopedia.
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I remember when "social media" consisted of a pen and a piece of paper!
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WOW i remember these an collecting them when i was in school. I used to trade them with me mates to try an get the ones i didn't have.....fun times
Back in the day, I had a Charizard, Nidoking, Machamp, Ninetales, Poliwrath, Dragonite & Zapdos in my pack. I felt like a king.
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I remember when a man/woman's word was their bond.
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That's in some ways a beautiful memory......
haha it was embarassing
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haha it was embarassing
But the danger always makes it so much better Amy! Yes,
, but before and after kept that danger factor there and it made a "bam" into a "KABLAM!" Just sayin' 
LOL 
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I remember when in a Cafe' we had to talk to each other instead of being on WI_FI
(I got this from a Nicola post) but true. We used to glance at each other faces and possibly exchange a word and/or meet. If you do it today you get.. "something wrong with your WI-FI too?" I got that yesterday.
Hu? oh my wifi is...oh is OK now thanks!
It is happened. Well at least we did talk to each other.. briefly.
(I got this from a Nicola post) but true. We used to glance at each other faces and possibly exchange a word and/or meet. If you do it today you get.. "something wrong with your WI-FI too?" I got that yesterday.
Hu? oh my wifi is...oh is OK now thanks!
It is happened. Well at least we did talk to each other.. briefly.
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Life is simple; we are what we eat and what we read. Talk is superfluous.
Life is simple; we are what we eat and what we read. Talk is superfluous.
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I remember when there were "roadhouses" and they brought your food to your car.
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I remember when there were "roadhouses" and they brought your food to your car.
They still do! Come to Atlanta and go to The Varsity downtown.
I remember when my cell phone was the size of a brick!
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I remember when there was one phone number per household, now it's one phone number per person in the household.
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A long day at work followed by university class on way home, I stopped at a local bar for a drink.
Walking in, I noticed a woman sitting at the bar from a class I had a different night. I sat down at
The bar next to her as we did get along in class.
After some fun talk and a couple drinks, she leaned closer and whispered in my ear
"I would love to suck your cock." Thats how I would finish the sentence.
I remember when Diane whispered in my ear that she wanted to suck my cock.
We left the bar and went out to my car where she gave me the best blow job, deep throat included!!
Walking in, I noticed a woman sitting at the bar from a class I had a different night. I sat down at
The bar next to her as we did get along in class.
After some fun talk and a couple drinks, she leaned closer and whispered in my ear
"I would love to suck your cock." Thats how I would finish the sentence.
I remember when Diane whispered in my ear that she wanted to suck my cock.
We left the bar and went out to my car where she gave me the best blow job, deep throat included!!
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I remember party lines on telephones!
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I remember when a man/woman's word was their bond.
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I remember when a handshake was legally binding to finalize a business deal, no paperwork or contract needed, and hands were shook when you met someone, too. (A good firm handshake meant something.)
Yes~ what Broccck said^
GOOOD answer!
............I remember when there were such a thing as "party lines" on telephone land-lines, and not because you could have a conference or three-way or anything, but lines literally got crossed and scrambled.
.............I also remember when we would talk to truckers on CB radios when we had slumber parties. I had one in one of my cars when I was older!
*I also remember when we played games at those slumber parties like Bloody Mary, Light As a Feather Stiff As a Board, and OUIJI board!! ^0^ Spin the bottle, 7 Seconds In Heaven (or something like that), and we said things like "I made it to FIRST base! or PANTY RAIDED by neighborhood boys!
and I remember when my sister had cool old games like the game "Mystery Date" - I lived to play that.
I remember when not many people had telephones.
The Party Lines mentioned by LKK weren't accidental. It was when more people started to get telephones and there weren't enough lines to go round. Two different houses would share the same line and number. If the wrong person picked it up, you asked for the other and they would put it down again.
The Party Lines mentioned by LKK weren't accidental. It was when more people started to get telephones and there weren't enough lines to go round. Two different houses would share the same line and number. If the wrong person picked it up, you asked for the other and they would put it down again.
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I remember when the Parrot on Nelson's shoulder ..was just an egg.
My Karma just ran over your Dogma