Feeling old yet?

This isnt healthy! Just as soon as I can reach my zimmer frame, I'm outta here...:wink:
 
Thanks for the walk down memory lane. I've had this exact conversation with my 2 kids (22 and 24) many times...I think it's their way of making sure I feel as old as they can make me feel.
 
I remember when phones were actually attached to the wall.....
I remember when gas was 29 cents a gallon
I know the difference between 33,45,and 78 rpm
I remember when the Milkman delivered milk to the milkbox on your front steps
Just a few off the top of my head.....[/quote] I remember all of that

I'm young enough to fit the description, but I've experienced all of these things. Does that mean that my mind is prematurely aging? :eek:
hahaha no but I would start looking out for grey pubes if I were you :wink::biggrin1:

OK, this will be sad...

I remember American Telephone and Telegraph before the break up. Are you kidding me I worked for them!

I remember Carol Burnett and her signature ear tug each week. me too

I remember rotary phones and the first answering machines that lokoed like reel to reels.

I remember my dad's 76 Chevy Impala Brougham with the top of the line 8 track.

I remember polyester knit plaid (but I sure as hell don't miss it).

I remember when black was beautiful. I sported an afro in the 60's :biggrin1:

I remember great people like Anwar Sadat and Indira Ghandi.

I remember my youth. So do I, and it was grand!

DAMN! When the hell did OLD sneak up on me?

Hahaha... I was born in 1982 and even I don't remember some of those things. :tongue: Who the hell is JR?
OMG!!! Now I really feel old!
 
Hahaha... I was born in 1982 and even I don't remember some of those things. :tongue:

Who the hell is JR?

And I suppose saying the names Carrington and Channing you wouldn't know those without Googling them?

Bonus points if you know the Networks and how the families made their fortunes.
 
Eh?

I remember using rotary dial telephones and paper teletypes.

I remember using punch cards to program in FORTRAN.

I remember when a non-smoking area in restaurants and public places was rare.

I remember being thrilled at the video game "Pong"

I remember tailfins on cars and gasoline at less than 50 cents per gallon.

I remember the Zodiac killer and Patty Hearst's kidnap by the Symbionese Liberation Army.

I remember watching the 1969 Apollo moon landings on TV.

I remember the first LED pocket calculators that could add, subtract, multiply and divide.

I remember Pan American Airlines, Braniff, Western, Eastern, Hughes Airwest and PSA.

Yah I feel old.
 
All this depressing old age stuff!:mad: Why can't we talk about something that will make me happy? I don't even want to think about old age...
 
And I suppose saying the names Carrington and Channing you wouldn't know those without Googling them?

Bonus points if you know the Networks and how the families made their fortunes.

Wow, and you know what is funny, I know the answers to these instantly, now I know im getting old, lol.
 
A little bit, I was in the Bay Area for a business meeting and had dinner in a restaurant that had obviously been there awhile, when I saw a sign on a building that said San Jose City College, and I realized that after high school I started attending city college there 40 years ago.
 
I had already started puberty when President Kennedy was shot!
My first new car cost $1.995.00
People used to get dressed up to fly!
The meals on the plane were good!
You could smoke on planes
When I first moved to NYC you could smoke in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
I grew up in LA and we never locked our doors until the day after Sharon Tate/Manson murders
We used to get milk egss and OJ delivered fresh every morning
 
People used to get dressed up to fly!
In ~1965 I went on my first flight at age ~9 and my dad took a picture of me in front of the plane. I have that picture: I was wearing a jacket! It was June and at West Palm Beach so the weather would have been quite warm.

The plane was an Eastern A/L 727 and the word "Whisperjet" is visible on the No. 2 intake. Anyone remember EAL calling their 727's Whisperjets?
 
I remember...
Does anyone from California remember a Store called I. Magnin?

In ~1965 I went on my first flight at age ~9 and my dad took a picture of me in front of the plane. I have that picture: I was wearing a jacket! It was June and at West Palm Beach so the weather would have been quite warm.

The plane was an Eastern A/L 727 and the word "Whisperjet" is visible on the No. 2 intake. Anyone remember EAL calling their 727's Whisperjets?

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