I think we went way past that 6 years ago.

Totally, especially when inflation happens

How did we ever survive?

Back in time.I did the same. But I recorded it from radio station using a cassette.

I want my MTV. It used to be so awesome!

We need to collectively cancel the cancel culture.

My teacher smoked while teaching

Beeeeep honk honk screeeeech 😄

Pressing play and record one second too late and the cool song had already started and you had to sit by the radio and wait until they played it again :D

The Big Bang Theory does not have many good qualities, but I thought Raj's explanation of what a metrosexual is to be the clearest to me. If it's actually wrong, please tell me. Anyway, what he said was "It means I like women, as well as their skincare products."

why do these competitions still exist?

Last time I got laid off, my mother said, "Better start looking in the yellow pages". I inwardly laughed and said, "That's not how it works anymore."

I miss renting video games. Not going to pay full price for a game that once I beat it I'll never play again.

These are diskettes. Floppy disks were much larger and actually floppy.

I still have a home phone. My kids call it the Nannyline as my mother is the only person who calls it.

I remember having to watch TV live as VHS was not an affordable option. It made quite a difference to our lives in being able to record something to watch later or repeatedly.

Australia still has payphones, except that now you don't have to pay to use them. https://exchange.telstra.com.au/why-were-making-payphones-free-for-calls-around-australia/

Remember that times when limewire could find everything you wanted, even with spelling mistakes.. weird thing was that every file was 1KB in size

I still use my digital SLR camera. No matter how great a phone is, it can't beat the camera.

who?

Yea, hang out in any gaming community long enough and you'll hear it still being thrown around.

"Everything I need"? I don'T think I ever had a paycheck that big...

I used ratio FTP sites with Filehound and WinMX before Napster

People have always been flaky or punctual, that is nothing modern. The only thing I could think of is that in the past you had no way of letting others know so, if you cared, you turned up to make sure they didn't worry. Now it's easier to call and cancel last-minute. But my grandma was the flakiest person ever.

There are still millions of them in use.

Oh how I miss ICQ

I still see streaky highlights every now and again- I'm a bit conflicted about them, because while I don't particularly like the look, they do make their wearers' heads remind me of little hard candies. You know, the ones with the swirls? And that's just nice.

2 door cars you still get - pretty common where I am

oh man i wish this would have been bigger, i loved hearing a song when calling someone