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Posted: 12/6/2021 10:44:09 PM EDT
The slot in the back of the medicine cabinet.
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Pull-tabs on beer cans
ETA. Glass seltzer bottles. Delivered to your door |
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I'm Gen X and I remember the slot in the back of the medicine cabinet.
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Being confident that all of the women on online dating sites were biologically female.
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Ammo on the shelves, whatever caliber you needed, primers and powders and pills one aisle over, not locked behind a counter.
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Most businesses being closed Sunday.
Black and white tv with rabbit ears |
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Watching the first moon landing live.
Getting to shake JFK’s hand. |
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We had a shared telephone line with several of our rural neighbors. I think it was called a "party line".
People on our loop could listen in on our phone conversations and vice versa. We had a couple of ladies on our loop that would tie up the line for hours. It was a big deal when we finally got a private line. |
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Making the old lady get up to change the channel on the tv and go outside to turn the antenna.
"Oh, and bring in a few sticks of wood for the fire while you're out there, Sugar." |
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Kennedy’s assassination The Beatles American invasion My dad’s fifty six Ford sedan Watergate - G Gordon Liddy |
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Quoted: Man, that greasy Red Barn chicken was the best! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Red Barn Three on the tree. Man, that greasy Red Barn chicken was the best! Big Barney and Barnbuster burgers. Had one right across the street from my junior high school. |
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TVs that took a minute to "warm up" and the screen shrinking down to a little dot when you turned it off.
Star Spangled Banner or an Indian and test pattern at midnight or so. Cable TV descramblers and the whackamole game. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Watching the first moon landing live. Getting to shake JFK’s hand. I was at the launch. We were at lunch too; and a lady had a transistor radio that she held up to her ear and she relayed a play by play for us. Space pens were a hot item. Everyone else’s knows them as ball point pens. |
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Quoted: Using this for your daily route to go job to job https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/u14AAOSw33tfC42G/s-l640.jpg View Quote I agree with all the above and most likely everyone after this one. I especially agree with using an Atlas.....batteries don't wear out on them, you're never out of range, and on a dark and stormy day lightning is not a problem your service won't go down. |
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Big console TV cabinets that had a round bezel over the picture tube. Like having a ship's porthole on the TV picture.
My parents bought one in the mid-1960s when I was about 7 or 8. I said, "Mom, this fucking thing sucks balls". They had the appliance company swap it for another console that had the regular 4:3 picture tube. First show I watched on our new color TV: Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. |
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Going to the dime store to test and replace burned out tubes from the TV.
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Quoted: I use a safety razor but just chunk the blades. There is a company now making slot outlines to put into the wall or medicine cabinet now. When TV stations signed off with the playing of the naitonal anthem. View Quote They played Dixie, and then Battle Hymn of the Repbulic in my AO. |
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Cathode ray tube televisions.
I was amazed at all the new details in artwork and ambiance I noticed when replaying Halo 2 on a 4k TV at 120 frame per second. |
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When a human answered a called telephone number, not a computer voice, ok? Let me see if i can find that….
Customer service meant…..customer service…. Men & women cared about their appearance… |
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