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50 Funny And Relatable Posts By People Who Just Realized That They’re Old Now (New Pics)
As you're growing up, politicians, teachers, and pretty much everyone around you keep repeating that you are the future of this world. The person who will shape the way it looks tomorrow. But before you can take it all in, it's already the day after, the echo of those words has faded, and the only thing you're left with is that annoying back pain that doesn't go away no matter what mobility exercise you're doing.
But don't worry, this realization is part of maturity. To make it easier to accept, the subreddit 'Heck I'm Old' shares posts from people who are in the same position and choose to reminisce with smiles and giggles. So let's scroll through what they have to offer and maybe, just maybe, knowing that the past is still alive in our collective memory is exactly what we need to feel better about our wrinkles and graying hair.
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#1
Who Is Old Enough To Remember All Of These?
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#2
I Feel Personally Attacked
While the inevitable passage of time certainly takes a lot of things away from us, it does provide quite a few as well. One of its most important contributions is to the way we feel.
Positive and negative affects (mood) seem to operate independently of each other: you can have a lot or a little of either or both.
"High affect" people score above average on both positive and negative mood levels, while "low affect" people score less on both.
No matter which type you start out with, you can expect your affect levels to change in a favorable trajectory over the course of your life.
#3
Nuff Said
Shelli Aderman 1 year ago
“Billy Jean is not my lover and the CHAIR is not my son!” This lived in my brain for far too long! 🤣
#4
Let's Start Telling It Without Telling Your Age LOL Let's Who Will Win
#5
Yall Remember
According to research published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, both men and women see an increase in positive affect as they get older (women, in particular, see a greater and accelerating increase).
On average, negative affect does not change for women predictably with age, but it decreases for aging men (with the caveat that the decrease is more pronounced for married men; for unmarried men, negative affect is elevated at every stage of life).
#6
Are You This Old?
#7
Does Anyone Remember This Movie?
#8
If You Can Tell What This Is, You Might Be Old
Many theories have been proposed for why this happens. But a 2013 review of research indicates that older people develop at least three distinct emotional skills: 1) they react less to negative situations, 2) they are better at ignoring irrelevant negative stimuli than they were when younger, and 3) they remember more positive than negative information.
Basically, it's like knowing your negative emotions won’t last so you disregard them when they do arise and get a head start on the good feelings.
#9
You May Be Old, But Are You This Old?
Scott Rackley 1 year ago
Someone's fancy with their wall phone. Mamaw had a desk telephone you could use as a weapon.
#10
You’re Old, But Are You This Old?
#11
Never Failed
#12
Some Of You Can “Feel” This Door In Your Mind
Jeff Gabrisl 1 year ago
Pfft, please, that belongs to a 4 door. Only us real ones know the weight of a 2 door, the door was taller than you and weighed more than the engine....
Arthur Brooks, who is a professor at the Harvard Kennedy School and the Harvard Business School, where he teaches courses on leadership and happiness, thinks that when we're talking about growing old, we also have to mention changes in personality.
"Personality is generally separated by psychologists into five parts: openness to experience, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism," Brooks writes, discussing a paper by two researchers in which they summarized ... a voluminous literature on how these dimensions of personality change as we move from childhood to old age.
#13
You’re Old But Are You This Old?
#14
Driving Stick
TheElderNom 1 year ago
I'd say this is true for all of Europe. No idea how it is on the other continents though.
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Pernille 1 year ago
Most people can drive stick, I think it is only in the US that most people can't drive stick.
Colleen Glim 1 year ago
Also a common thing in Canada. Even 18 wheelers are coming automatic now. Much to my husbands dismay
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The Scout 1 year ago
Practically everybody outdside the US? Although this is a 6-gear-shift instead of the 5 gear you take your driving lessons with, so maybe some people would be a bit confused.
Mason Kronol 1 year ago
American woman here that can! I worked at a place where we had to park across a busy street in a not so great neighborhood so when it was dark or bad weather some of the younger guys would go grab the cars for the ladies. Unfortunately most of them couldn’t drive a stick which is what my truck was 😂
Glen Ellyn 1 year ago
I learned on a manual, too. 1962 Plymouth Valiant, red, three-on-the-tree.
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Roland Nijveld 1 year ago
If you can't drive that, you can't drive at all
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Ariom Dahl 1 year ago
Where I live in Australia you must have a licence to drive to drive a manual, then you may drive either manual or automatic.
Roland Nijveld 1 year ago
Same here in The Netherlands. 9.out of 10 with a license have a manual one though
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Justin Tyme 1 year ago
I have driven cars with manual shift transmission a total of about a half-million miles. My 2005 Pontiac Vibe has a 5-speed.
María Hermida 1 year ago
Many millions of people all over the world. Over 95% of the European drivers, young and old.
Science Nerd 1 year ago
Fun was teaching my wife to drive this in a mountainous area. We are still married.
Wendy Neumeyer 1 year ago
Never had the luxury of six, only four or five. Can drive with broken clutch!
Teresa Spanics 1 year ago
I can! A male neighbor taught me how to do this with my 1985 Dodge Omni. I miss that nice four door car. I had to sell it as I was moving and changing insurance would have been costly.
Kyllein MacKellerann 1 year ago
I can, and I prefer it to the so-called "Automatics" that "save gas" by upshifting just as the engine gets into its power band...
Jen Schurman 1 year ago
US girl here. My dad made sure I knew how to drive one, even though my car was an automatic! Now that I live on a farm, I am so grateful. I can hop on a tractor and go!
Catherine Spencer-Mills 1 year ago
I learned to drive on one. Can't do it now, my knee gave up.
Panda'sMom 1 year ago
Yep! Once I had a five speed on the column Peugeot. Picked up hitchhikers. You could see him relax after 4th. Got a "what the he-- you doing, lady?" I had to laugh!
Dana Moser 1 year ago
I love driving a stick shift. A friend got a cool job in the Army because she could drive one.
CharLee Bauch 1 year ago
I have a six speed manual Jeep Gladiator. I call it my millennial anti theft device
Shari Farrar 1 year ago
Automatic shift was a rarity when I learned to drive and four-in-the-floor was HOT stuff!
Bewarethere@gmail.com 1 year ago
Most of us Americans have grown soft and simple but I can. AND I still damn do!
imsouravmitra 1 year ago
I drive this, i.e. manual. Can't drive an automatic though. Something must be wrong with me
Deborah Barron Brown 1 year ago
I honestly don't know if I could after 25 yrs driving an automatic.
SleepSycho 1 year ago
American woman here, took my driving test on a manual in the 90s. So glad I learned, most of my friends, guys included, never did.
Leafy Dawn 1 year ago
99% new drivers in the UK learn manual (afaik). We do have auto, but they are the exception rather than the rule.
Janissary35680 1 year ago
That's all I can drive. I can do things to automatics through misuse that car mechanics can't believe.
Dogcat vet (retired) 1 year ago
US here and I can do it...course Im 65 also I hear that stick shifts also qualify as theft deterrents in US also as the younger car thieves just cant figure it out
Irene Bucior 1 year ago
I do every day, in a 2019 Subaru, and have for the last 40 years. I’m sad I probably will never be able to buy another stick in the future.
Bob Brooce 1 year ago
I can drive pretty much any car with a manual. I first learned in an old Chevy with a three on the tree, and at one time had a Datsun 510 with a clutch that engaged about 1/8" off the floor. Because the Chevy didn't have synchromesh I learned to double clutch after having to come to a complete stop too many times while rolling up to a light at 10mph and having it turn green.
Terri Robinson 1 year ago
My first 3 cars were standard transmission; we weren't allowed to drive an automatic until we learned on a stick.
FloralDangerNoodle 1 year ago
I ONLY buy cars with standard, and am salty MINIs will no longer be made with standard transmissions here in Canada. :'(
Shelley Dawson 1 year ago
I still wouldn't drive an automatic. You don't have the same level of control as in a manual. I need to feel I'm in control of a deadly weapon.
Roberta Surprenant 1 year ago
Husband made me give it up after i broke an ankle. Now I just steer a car around rather than "drive" it.
Sally Moen 1 year ago
I had to learn so I could valet park the cars at work. Seems that rich people like sports cars with manual transmissions
Starthief 1 year ago
I learned (in the US) to drive in my dad's rail buggy that was formerly a VW Bug, it had that weird thing where you had to push the shifter down in neutral and slide it to the "2" position for reverse... if you were lucky. My previous car was a manual Mitsubishi Lancer. When I bought a Prius the main thing I missed was shifting...
Grenelda Thurber 1 year ago
I can, I just don't want to. A stick shift really sucks in heavy traffic.
CrunChewy McSandybutt 1 year ago
I learned on a standard shift. I can still drive them, though I'd have to get used to it again.
michael blacklock 1 year ago
I think it's just US. these are normal most places and if you pass a test on an auto in UK you cant drive a manual
kath morgan 1 year ago
Still usual in the uk. It’s annoying actually, having to rent an automatic when I go over there.
Cuppa tea? 1 year ago
I still have manual. Drove few automatic. Still I prefer good manual over shoddy automatic.
DeoManus Argentem 1 year ago
I learned how to drive on a 6-speed (I'm 41, so pretty old I guess) and drove my friend to his driving test in the automatic his father bought him - dropped him off so he could get in line and went to park it to join him inside to wait. I pulled up the "parking brake" (as you do, or at least did on manuals 25 years ago) - he failed his first attempt because he went on to try driving without disengaging it. Oops.
Momo ONeil 1 year ago
I live in the U.S. - I drove a manual for 30 years up until just a month ago. I'm not sure how true it is, but anecdotally here in the US, you're far less likely to have your car stolen if you have a manual because most thieves don't know how to drive them. That's the story anyway.
tarryn norwich 1 year ago
US here, I have a stick fiat, and they can pry that from my cold dead hands lol
Dick Fint 1 year ago
I have a 2000 Dodge Dakota P/U with a 5 speed NV3500 in it. Got it from another old fart who bought it new and only towed a little pontoon boat to the local lake on weekends. Only 94,000 on the clock! Got it cheap considering the very good condition it's in. Sweet tranny, but first & second are geared really low & she's kinda slow getting moving. My neighbor calls the stick "the five speed anti-theft device", and it boggles my mind how many shops have people that can't drive one. I have to drive it onto the lift for my oil changes. Love the mpg here in FL with the manual. 1,200 rpm in fifth at 40 MPH, just sips gas. Big problem is I can't find a shop that will work on it! Nobody does manuals anymore except the big chain shops, and I ain't bringing my truck to aamco.
Christos Arvanitis 1 year ago
'Merican here. I've had many sticks in my life but I would be most in the US cannot drive one.
CaptainBungonia 1 year ago
Most Australian drivers over 40 would most likely be familiar with a manual floor shift. The only stick-shift I can recall using was an EH Holden station-wagon equipped with a Hydramatic four-stage auto.
NotToday 1 year ago
In the US here...I got my license the day I turned 16 in 1999. In drivers ed, we learned on automatics but thank God my uncle taught me (in fact, INSISTED) that I learn to drive a manual. From the moment I learned, I loved it. Unfortunately, with my neurological problems, I can't drive much anymore. My brain just goes all wonky and I can't work the clutch like I used to.
TotallyNOTAFox 1 year ago
I would if I had a license, since it's pretty much the standard to be taught in driving schools here
Cindi Antrobus 1 year ago
It was a requirement in my family that before you could get your license you had to learn to drive a stick sad to say no one in my family owns a stick so I could teach my daughter
nottheactualphoto 1 year ago
My current car is a manual shift. I had an automatic once for about a year, and I hate myself for it.
#15
How Many Of You ‘70s Kids Can Feel This Picture?
Lost Panda 1 year ago
Not a 70s kid, but yes... Just because it wasn't red did not mean it wasn't hot
"Some of the changes are not necessarily either good or bad. For example, people tend to become less gregarious after their mid-50s; they become more assertive from adolescence through their mid-30s and stay at this higher level; their openness to experience rises into early adulthood, stabilizes, and falls after their mid-50s."
But other changes are unambiguously positive. "Agreeableness tends to rise throughout adulthood, probably as we see its benefits and establish more emotional equanimity," Brooks adds. "Neuroticism usually falls, at least until one’s late 60s. And conscientiousness rises continuously. If you follow the typical development, you can expect to be nicer and kinder, and less depressed and anxious, when you are old."
#17
Who Else Made Their Own Popsicles?
#18
Remember When You Opened A Band Aid By Pulling A String?
#19
This Always Seemed To Appear On My Parents Coffee Table Between Thanksgiving & Christmas
#20
Who Remembers Changing A Channel By Turning The Knob
Our self-esteem also tends to rise as we move through adulthood, all the way to age 60.
It usually stays at a high level until about 70, then slightly declines. This last downward section could be connected to the accumulating death toll of elderly friends and spouses, but even so, we can expect it to be better at age 80 than 30.
#21
I Loved These And Used To Read Them At The Dentist's Office. It Was Standard Waiting Room Stuff For Kids
#22
If You Remember Seeing This Machine You're Pretty Old
Midwest Mike 1 year ago
And getting them as a kid for your parents/grandparents and NO ONE CARED!!!
#23
If You Ever Operated One Of These You're An Old Sob
#24
Who Dares To Admit That They Liked These Guys?
So now that you know things are likely to get better as you age, we invite you to dive deeper into 'Heck I'm Old' and fire up our earlier publications on the subreddit 50 Painfully Funny Pics Of People Who Are Getting Old Faster Than They Expected and 40 Funny Posts Of People Grasping The Reality That They’re Old Now.
#25
Anyone Else Grow Up With These?
#26
I Bet Future Generations Won't Understand This Immensely Frustrating Experience At All
#27
This Takes Me Waaay Back
#28
Did Anyone Else Sleep In One Of These? I Think I Would Have To Be Helped Out Of It Today
#29
The Kids Have No Idea
#30
Really I'm Old Enough ,who's With Me
#31
How Old Are You… This Old
#32
The F**k Is This?
#33
These Guys Were The Best -
Bill Swallow 1 year ago
Ah, but how many of you remember 'Spy vs Spy vs Spy', with the lady Grey Spy playing Black and White off against each othet?
#34
Dont Even Try To Tell Me You Dont Know These
#35
Who Had One Of These?
#36
You Can’t Hear A Picture?
#37
I See Your "Tales From The Crypt," And Raise You Elvira
#38
I’ll See Your Paddle Ball And Raise You A Cheap Airplane
#39
Could This Movie Be Made Today?
#40
Who Was Around When These Two Became Famous And Then Infamous?
#41
This Is What 30 Year Olds Looked Like In The 80s
#42
The Older I Get, The More I Identify With These Men
#43
If This Was Your First Live Action Joker, You're Old
#44
If You Get It, You Get It
#45
If You Remember This Boat
#46
Did You Ever Win Anything Other Than A Free Pop?
Carl Roberts 1 year ago
Today: Please enter your email, phone number, Facebook, Twitter, social security number and name of first born child, and you might win a free Pepsi.
#47
Are You Old Enough To Remember When Wendys Had Cool Old Fashion Tables?
#48
The Golden Age Of Education
#50
It Really Wasn't Difficult
Maggz Bennett 1 year ago
Have young people really never heard of maps?? What do they do in geography classes, it can't all be oxbow lakes and types of rock.
#51
When You Were Thirsty
#52
Remember What Show This Came From?
#53
The 80’s Really Were A Different World
#54
I See Your Big Wheel, And Raise You A Tonka Dump Truck!
#55
Anyone Else?
Schmebulock 1 year ago
These were like a train wreck. Everyone watched intensely waiting for a kid to fall, usually onto a 2-inch mat. Or the stupid kid that would slide down the rope too fast and get a huge rope burn. LOL, those were the days!
#56
If This Brings A Chuckle To You... Then Yeah, You're Old
#57
Remember These
Midwest Mike 1 year ago
OHHH my GODDD....the ABSOLUTE FEEL OF USING THIS UNIT.....that was the best part!!! STILL love going over to my folks house and using theirs to make labels!!!!
#58
Old School Coffee Vending
#59
Best Halloween Costumes Ever
Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 1 year ago
LOL my parents let me and my brother watch those movies when we were about that age. We couldn't watch Robocop or Terminator, but Cheech and Chong were OK.
#60
Who Remembers Being Fed This Delicious Pink Medicine With This Spoon As A Kid?
#62
These Were Fun
#63
If You Remember This Guy…
#64
I'm Telling Them
#65
If You Remember What Movie This Scene Is From, You Probably Cancelled Your Canoe Trip To Georgia, And…you’re Old
Miracle Max 1 year ago
If Ned Beatty can't get down that river, how is a Frenchman in a Speedo going to make it? = J. Foxworthy. Deliverance was filmed on the same river used for Atlanta Olympics kayaking!
#67
When You Looked Forward To A Bath
Shelli Aderman 1 year ago
Unless you were a girl… https://www.glamour.com/story/rememer-mr-bubble
#68
More And More With Each Passing Day!
Jeff Gabrisl 1 year ago
He was a good guy, All he wanted to do was to warn us about the effects late stage capitalism would have on us, and he killed a Nazi sympathizer. D-Fense¡
#69
If You Grew Up Back In The Day You Have A Definite Opinion On This Gum
#70
If You Remember This Guy Yelling At You…
#71
You Are Definitely Fecking Old If You Remember This Guy
#72
You May Be Old, But Are You This Old?
Tucker Cahooter 1 year ago
Or the HP ones where you had to enter data in reverse Polish notation
#73
Don't Mind Me, I'm Just Checking Out The Back Of The Store
#74
Critics Didn’t Like It. It Bombed At The Box Office, But I Liked It. Who Else?
#75
If You Know What This Is Or Browsed The Catalog, You Are Old Af
#76
Never Forget
#77
Wise Beyond His Years
#78
But Are You This F**kn Old?
#79
Anyone Else Have To Sell World's Finest Chocolate For School?
#80
Who Remembers Bozo The Clown?!
#81
Old Enough To Remember Smoking In Grocery Stores
#82
Remember When Air Was Free?
#83
My 27 Year Old Son Didn’t Understand The Significance Of This Place
#84
Anyone Ate At The Woolworths Counter?
#85
Definitely Mad Max
#86
Are You Old Enough To Remember Getting "Rained On" At The Grocery Store?
UndertaleLover (She/Her) 1 year ago (edited)
Huh. I don't know about anyone else, but they still do this at all of the grocery stores I go to. My little brother gets "rained on" all the time.
#87
Did You Know: These Spaceships Are Actually Guitars?
#88
I Was 11 Years Old. A Much Simpler Time. I Really Miss The Hot Apple Pies
Midwest Mike 1 year ago
Deep Fried!!! When arteries were more under attack from Big Tobacco. So Mc'D's was golden!!! And yes they were better!!!
#89
Who Remembers This Gem Of A TV Show?
#90
Geeeeeez
#91
Haven't Thought About These Since The 80s
#92
Anyone Else This Old?
#93
What Classic Shows Would Never Get Made Today?
#94
Who Remembers?
#95
Can You Hear It?
Orange Mum 1 year ago
Well, that's now going to go around my head for the next week, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 do do do do
#96
If You Ever Got Bogged Down By One Of These, You’re Old
#97
Were You One Of These Kids?
Scott Rackley 1 year ago
My mom was an electrician in a nuclear plant, she bought this and taught me everything on it.
#98
If You Know What This Small Half Circle Ring Is For, You’re Old
S. E. in Indiana 1 year ago
The horn ring and it looks like a column stick shift. Three on the tree! Did you notice the headlight bright beam switch on the floor?
#99
This Stuff Smelled Like Heaven: Bike Chains, Skateboard Wheels, Baseball Gloves
#100
Crazy How They’ve All Aged So Well… Well Most Of Them
#101
Are You This Old?
#102
Pew Pew! Pewpew
#103
I See Your Pop Snaps And Raise You This.. Are You This Old ?
#104
Are You So Old That You Participated In Hands Across America?
#105
I See Your Cap Bomb & Raise You…
#106
You Old Enough To Know Who These Guys Are?
#107
If You Had One You Are Old
#108
Are You This Old?
#109
If You Have Opinions On These Guys You're Pretty Damn Old
Heir of Durin 1 year ago
Nah! You can still play this game today on the Switch. My 12 year old loves this game!
#110
If You Get This You're Pretty Old
#111
Who Remembers This Movie?
#112
What Was That One Thing You Always Wanted And Never Got?
The Doom Song 1 year ago
Gonna show my age here but I wanted the entire "Sylvanian" town and all the families
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Annik Perrot 1 year ago
A bit too American for me. So many of those never made it to Europe, where every country had their own stuff. Different now with mundialization, I guess.
Cathy Roberts 1 year ago
I feel like we deserve it because we always take a beating on here.....just let us have this one thing, LOL.
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BoredHouseKitty 1 year ago
I'm in another part of the world where the majority of these wasn't part of my childhood despite me being an old millennial. So, nope, don't understand either.
Max Fox 1 year ago (edited)
Most of these were gone by the time that even the oldest the USA Millennials were old enough to play with them. Most are Gen-X, older Gen-X, and there are even some younger Boomer stuff. Back To The Future was from 1985, Elvira's Movie Macabre started in 1981, The Village People released "Y.M.C.A." in 1978, etc, etc, etc.
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Nerd Groupie 1 year ago
There's like at least 3 generations of old in this list. Plus a few things are still very much around.
The Phantom Stranger 1 year ago
Yeah, calling Napster and Windows 98 old makes me feel REALLY old! My first music was on 8-track tape.
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Gavin Johnson 1 year ago
So we’ve got another negative BP post about the U.S. that Americans want removed and then we’ve got this lazy piece about ‘you are old if…’ but it’s so American that it’s painful. What do you want to be BP?
David Paterson 1 year ago
Excellent, BP. At least 80% of the items on this list made it to my country, Australia, so not too American. And no specific decade which is a big plus for the list as well. Nothing on the list is too old for me to recognise, and it brings back almost a dozen things from my childhood that I haven't seen in many decades. A really good list.
Faramir10 1 year ago
How could they leave out mercurochrome (otherwise known as monkey blood)?
Shelley Dawson 1 year ago
The real question you ask of Brits is, do you remember eating fish and chips out of real newspapers!
Robert Veitch 1 year ago
Alas, I remember when many of these things were brand new.. I be really old.
Kathlena Deles 1 year ago
I just relived my entire childhood. Yep. A last of the Boomers for sure. Thank you for some great memories!
Vera Kostadina 1 year ago
Well, as baby boomer, I remember most of it. Apart from strictly American stuff. Windows 98? I remember DOS. Call directory.
Roberta Surprenant 1 year ago
Label me both American and older than dirt because all of these were familiar, lol.
Roberta Surprenant 1 year ago
There are things called maps, people used to be able to read them to decipher directions.
Annik Perrot 1 year ago
A bit too American for me. So many of those never made it to Europe, where every country had their own stuff. Different now with mundialization, I guess.
Cathy Roberts 1 year ago
I feel like we deserve it because we always take a beating on here.....just let us have this one thing, LOL.
Load More Replies... BoredHouseKitty 1 year ago
I'm in another part of the world where the majority of these wasn't part of my childhood despite me being an old millennial. So, nope, don't understand either.
Max Fox 1 year ago (edited)
Most of these were gone by the time that even the oldest the USA Millennials were old enough to play with them. Most are Gen-X, older Gen-X, and there are even some younger Boomer stuff. Back To The Future was from 1985, Elvira's Movie Macabre started in 1981, The Village People released "Y.M.C.A." in 1978, etc, etc, etc.
Load More Replies... Nerd Groupie 1 year ago
There's like at least 3 generations of old in this list. Plus a few things are still very much around.
The Phantom Stranger 1 year ago
Yeah, calling Napster and Windows 98 old makes me feel REALLY old! My first music was on 8-track tape.
Load More Replies... Gavin Johnson 1 year ago
So we’ve got another negative BP post about the U.S. that Americans want removed and then we’ve got this lazy piece about ‘you are old if…’ but it’s so American that it’s painful. What do you want to be BP?
David Paterson 1 year ago
Excellent, BP. At least 80% of the items on this list made it to my country, Australia, so not too American. And no specific decade which is a big plus for the list as well. Nothing on the list is too old for me to recognise, and it brings back almost a dozen things from my childhood that I haven't seen in many decades. A really good list.
Faramir10 1 year ago
How could they leave out mercurochrome (otherwise known as monkey blood)?
Shelley Dawson 1 year ago
The real question you ask of Brits is, do you remember eating fish and chips out of real newspapers!
Robert Veitch 1 year ago
Alas, I remember when many of these things were brand new.. I be really old.
Kathlena Deles 1 year ago
I just relived my entire childhood. Yep. A last of the Boomers for sure. Thank you for some great memories!
Vera Kostadina 1 year ago
Well, as baby boomer, I remember most of it. Apart from strictly American stuff. Windows 98? I remember DOS. Call directory.
Roberta Surprenant 1 year ago
Label me both American and older than dirt because all of these were familiar, lol.
Roberta Surprenant 1 year ago
There are things called maps, people used to be able to read them to decipher directions.
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