Taping your favorite show but sitting next to the vcr and being techy by pausing for commercials

you pay once for a game that was complete and stable

The sound you heard when you accidentally called a fax number.

Reading cheat codes for video games in paper magazines

Slamming down the phone.

You couldn’t use the phone if someone was on the internet

Using tin foil to improve the reception for the TV

I don't see myself THAT old, but my 11 y o didn't get the connection between a cassette tape and a pencil. Or how to call someone with a phone with round dial plate. So, maybe I am THAT old :(

Sir Walter Raleigh cigarette coupons. S & H Green stamps. Blue Chip stamps.

My first video game console controller consisted of a single button and a joystick.

Playing any record on 78 rpm is always hilarious

Fuzzy Tv, wire hanger

Wild world of sports..loved that program

Being out until the streetlights come on during the summer.

dial collect on the pay phone and leave your message in the name part

3 or 4, depending on a few factors.

I remember when Sesame Street first aired. On a VHF channel.

Car cigarette lighter

When you were on the internet, you couldn't receive phone calls.

How about party lines? Or, does anyone remember when you waited on Saturday morning for the screen on your TV to change from the brightly colored lines, for the cartoons to start? After school specials? How about when you gassed up your car by Sunday afternoon, or got groceries before 6pm...cuz then everything closed down until Monday morning about 8am? No such thing as all night stores or gas stations.

How to dress nicely to go to the supermarket and to fly on a plane ! How to be respectful, how to speak nicely , music without swearing and violence, film clips with people dressing silly but not ladies in bra and kickers !!

The little round pedal behind the parking brake that controlled the high beams.

Blockbuster

Party lines, and I don't mean the 1-900 type. My neighbour down the street had one with her next door neighbour. I guess we were rich because we had our own phone number.

Or Roy Rogers horse

Manually rewinding your cassette when the strip bubbled a liitle so it didn't get Dickerd when you tried to play it on side b.

You had to screw the UHF converter into the cable outlet on the back of the TV to connect the NES. Look it up!

Rabbit ears, tinfoil and sitting in a specific area so you could watch american cartoons without paying for cable

The sound of dial up internet. Screeeeeechhh dun dun….

That when you wanted to know what was on tv....omg you'd have to look at a TV guide!!!!

Adventure games needed text to be typed to get the figure on the screen do something. The first Kings Quest and Space Quest required a dictionary for non-English players. "Take dehydrated water".

My parents got me a portable white TV with 2 antennas that ran on 12 AA batteries. I would take it everywhere and watch WB64 in black and white. Ahhh.... Such wonderful memories.