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I recently stopped smoking… one of the lasses I work with asked how long I’d smoked for. She’s 21 and I’d smoked longer than she’d been alive :/

Positive news 3 weeks without a cigarette

Amiunforgiven Report

Final score:

602points

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Lucas Jackson 1 year ago

Keep going was the best thing I ever did

140points

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell The 90s wasn't actually ten years ago.

Horrorbmoviepunk , Hans Vivek Report

Final score:

531points

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Sandra Gleeson 1 year ago

Damn

96points

Bored Panda wanted to get to grips with the fact that some people are shocked when they slow down and suddenly realize how old they actually are. Dr. Castel, from UCLA, shared his thoughts on this.

"It can sometimes come as a surprise when we notice some effects of aging, and often this coincides with life events such as having children, grey hairs, or the need to go to bed earlier," he told us via email.

"However, we can also interpret these changes as important milestones and stages in life that we adapt to (and enjoy) by focusing on what is most important, such as family, friends, staying active, and being involved in what interests us the most, especially when we become more aware that time is limited," the psychology professor said.

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell I make a noise when I sit down/get up

SkinfluteHero , whoislimos Report

Final score:

454points

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Shelli Aderman 1 year ago

THIS! 🤣👍🏽

103points

TikTok. I'm too old for this s**t.

anon Report

Final score:

417points

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cartoon ghosts 1 year ago

I'm 14 and same honestly

29points

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell The fact that we're closer to 2050 than we are to 1995.

DefenderOfNuts , Blessing Ri Report

Final score:

404points

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ThéveNinja (she/her) 1 year ago

…oh no…

111points

In the meantime, we wanted to get the professor's thoughts on why some people may have a slightly warped perception of time, e.g. believing that the year 2000 was merely 10 years ago or being unable to fathom how it's already 2023 (hi!).

"It can often feel that time passes quickly, and that many older adults might remember dated events as feeling more recent," Dr. Castel, the author of 'Better with Age,' told us.

"This shows that our sense of time isn't always linear, and this might be because our memory provides a biased representation of the past," he explained.

"Sometimes more memorable life events become better consolidated and frequently retrieved, making them feel like they were not that long ago."

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell I tried to pull something remotely similar to an all nighter recently and got about 3 hours of sleep.

I want to die.

Not_Jim3 , Marcus Aurelius Report

Final score:

372points

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Tee Rat 1 year ago

All nighters? I remember something like that decades ago.

68points

When people say, "30 years ago", and they mean the 1990s, not the 1960s.

FloresPodcastCo Report

Final score:

368points

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AndThenICommented 1 year ago

30 years ago doesn’t seem so long ago now too. The 60’s felt like an ancient, mythical time to me in 1990’s 🤦🏽‍♀️

105points

Jack_the_ripper1898 , Brett Jordan Report

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell My Hotmail account is older than most of my coworkers

Final score:

362points

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cartoon ghosts 1 year ago

What's hotmail

101points

Choice-Valuable313 Report

No matter what anyone tells you, age really is just a number. What matters isn’t how many years you’ve lived but how you’ve lived them. With courage and curiosity? Passion and purpose? Energy and drive? It doesn’t matter that the younger generations think Nirvana and Harry Potter are ‘old as dirt’ when you’re having the time of your life.

But if you’re filled with regret, well, we genuinely believe that it’s never too late to learn something new, chase your dreams, and live to the fullest.

But in order to do all of that, it only makes sense to take good care of yourself. You’ve got to get the basic healthy habits right. Including getting enough sleep, drinking lots of water throughout the day, eating healthy and nutritious food, and moving a lot throughout the week. On top of that, it’s best to avoid smoking and drinking alcohol. And if you want your skin to look young, you’d best become fast friends with sunscreen.

#10

I showed my nephew the matrix. We are a few minutes in and he is frowning.

I’m like, “what’s wrong?”

And he asks, “why are the phones ringing?”

M**********r was born after dial-up.

Final score:

343points

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JM 1 year ago

Oh. No. Way. The Matrix was so groundbreakingly different…I can’t wrap my head around the idea that its references are now outdated!

12points

#11

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell Doctors are younger than me now

whizpig57 , Zakir Rushanly Report

Final score:

331points

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JM 1 year ago

ouch. been there, did that, got the t-shirt.

61points

#12

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell Listening to Nirvana today is the same as listening to The Beatles in the 90's

jrhawk42 , Panos Sakalakis Report

Final score:

326points

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Tee Rat 1 year ago

Smells Like A Midlife Crisis

265points

However, the physical side of your body is only a part of living a healthy, happy, and long life. You’ve also got to take good care of your mental health. That means spending time in nature and meditating to unwind, getting in touch with a therapist to help you work through your issues, and generally creating a good work/life balance.

Not only that, but you’ve got to strive for a fulfilling career. Work is an important factor in our lives, so it only makes sense to do what we find purposeful and meaningful. If we’re constantly exhausted and feeling like we’re not making the world a better place or what we’re doing doesn’t matter, it will only have negative effects on our well-being. Career aside, don’t forget your hobbies, whether they’re physically active, entirely social, or meant to keep your mind sharp.

#13

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell Hearing songs that were popular when you were in middle school and high school playing in the supermarket

Hour-Category-7293 , Hanson Lu Report

Final score:

312points

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BluRaven 1 year ago

I truly felt death in the frozen food aisle when this happened…

91points

#14

Being the guy that owns the Gmail and Hotmail email address with just my first and last name together. All the other same named people have to add a number or something at the end to have their name.

AlwaysNipping Report

Final score:

311points

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LovingKnuckle 1 year ago

There is someone with johnsmith@gmail.com that feels like god

94points

#15

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell i was talking with the daughter of a friend, she's 15, she told me "Harry Potter is an old people thing, I wasn't even born yet"

chinchenping , Aditya Vyas Report

Final score:

281points

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Sandra Gleeson 1 year ago

I listen to Mozart, pretty sure I wasnt born either when he was around

247points

The key thing to remember is that nobody is an island. We’re all social animals, and we need relationships to thrive and survive. Loneliness is as bad for our health as smoking nearly a pack a day.

A massive 85-year Harvard study found that it’s not our careers, exercise, diets, or massive amounts of money that truly make us happy in life. Instead, it’s positive relationships that help us live longer and make us not just happier, but healthier, too.

#16

When I see a photo of myself that looks my actual age, even though I feel 20 years younger.

Narrow-Sky-5377 Report

Final score:

281points

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Dorothy Stovall 1 year ago

I always wonder who that older lady is when I walk past a mirror.

116points

#17

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell Not knowing any of the newer artists at festivals.

LucyVialli , Hanny Naibaho Report

Final score:

277points

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Steph 1 year ago

And the music of the younger generation sound all the same to me…. is there something wrong with my ears or DID IN FACT music of the 90s offer more variety?

109points

Outrageous-Debate-64 , charlesdeluvio Report

#18

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell I dont like anything new coming out anymore. Feels like that south park episode when Stan turns ten and it’s all s**t.

Final score:

267points

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tuzdayschild 1 year ago

I thought it was just me.

49points

#19

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell People driving by me when I'm riding my bike, beeping at me and giving me the thumbs-up like "you go, old man!"

Apparently someone of my advanced years riding a bicycle is *inspirational.*

BoredBSEE , Carl Winterbourne Report

Final score:

266points

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Sedona 1 year ago

Biking is actually easier than walking. My 83 year old grandma still bikes around the city but walking isn´t as easy anymore.

8points

#20

The song Sweet Dreams Are Made of this is 40 years old.

ScrewingOffAtWork Report

Final score:

255points

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Oh Gosh 1 year ago

Who am I to disagree

329points

#21

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell My daughter turning 40

ackmon , Kelly Sikkema Report

Final score:

250points

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Xenon 1 year ago

Mine did this year also. I am 60 and good with that. Much wisdom hard fought, never lost my sense of humor.

70points

#22

I'm an older first-time parent. Ran into someone I knew from high school when I went to pick my son up from daycare. She was there to pick up her grandson...

bigredpbun Report

Final score:

246points

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Sandra Gleeson 1 year ago

My eldest is 26, my youngest is 13, along with 2 in the middle at 22 and 19 and I also have a grandchild, Im 54

46points

NorthernOverthinker Report

#23

I was watching a make-up tutorial on YouTube and the girl was using some butterfly clips to keep her hair away from her face and she said “Girls used to wear these in the olden days.” Also, a few weeks ago, I bought a bottle of wine and the cashier asked for my ID but literally only glanced at it for a split second before giving it back. I said ‘that was quick’ and she said ‘I just have to see the 19– at the start of your birth year and not 20–‘

Final score:

238points

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Princess Mar-li Cathryn 1 year ago

Now I want butterfly clips.

53points

#24

My hips, my swelling randomly for no reason but the onset of menopause, my silver hair being more than 75% now, and the fact that I can’t eat most foods like I used to without some horrible side effects ( swelling, constipation ) AND my perfect natural teeth are starting to go bad. Oh and anytime I start a movie, I fall right to sleep. Damn, also waking up to pee like every 2 hours during the night. Like wtf is that about!!?😫

Foodie_Ho Report

Final score:

228points

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ThéveNinja (she/her) 1 year ago

That quote, “youth is wasted on the young.”

128points

#25

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell - Kids don't know what a house phone is.
- Kids do not know the world before internet.
- Kids trying to figure out a cassette tape.
- Kids think anything not touch screen is a touch screen.
- Knowing Millennials are the adults of the world now and boomers are the grandparents.
- Time appears to be going faster, but that's relative to how long you've lived.

I can go on...

Milkyage , Dawn McDonald Report

Final score:

207points

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cartoon ghosts 1 year ago

My art teacher is 6 years older than me and has a non-touch screen computer and since I don't really use electronics other than my phone I always think it's touch screen and he makes fun of me but seriously it's like engrained in me to tap on screens

40points

JM 1 year ago

Please take my upvote. I’m not sure why you got down voted. I had As*s computers ( not sure if I’m allowed to name names here) for a while and the touch screens were amazing. I then switched to all (fruit that rhymes with ‘scrapple’) computers and it was quite difficult at first every time I wanted to touch the screen to make something happen!

9points

Jeffrey Tinker 1 year ago

I knew I had used my kindle too much when I tried to swipe a page in a paperback

4points

Irina Khruleva 1 year ago

I'm a millennial and whenever I see some kind of a screen I need to use I try tapping on it - you never know right? :)

4points

Šimon Špaček 1 year ago

I remember one colleague I had. Really cool guy, but he was about 3 years younger and he was from different generation from me. I remember using 3,5' floppy disks and how amazing were CDs, he nearly didn't know what burning CD was. All games before 2000 were too old for him, I still have few and play them when I have time. And he never played "text game". It is nothing with phone, those were good old games where we had no graphics, only lines of text and we had to write replies.

2points

Baali Venomax 1 year ago

to be honest? Im not fond of the touch screen mainly because they dont respond when I tap them. I have to really PRESS my finger down which kinda defeats the whole point. Those public ones are supposed to be calibrated to respond to the lightest touch, but most of the time, they don't.

1point

Annita Stephanou 1 year ago

I have a professor at my graduate program that is younger than me.... By ten years...

0points

Ashley Conover 1 year ago

In 2012 a friend asked for help with his flip phone. I was so used to touch screen that I had forgotten how to use 95% of a non touch screen phone like his flip phone. My first phone was a Nokia. Barely had Internet. I played Snake a lot

0points

Huddo's sister 1 year ago

Ever since I bought a two in one laptop/tablet last year I have found myself trying to use my work computer by touching the screen, which doesn't work.

0points

Charity Angel 1 year ago

You will never make me confess to tapping on my laptop screen. Never. (Xennial. I very much remember a time before touch screens)

0points

twilight (he/they) 1 year ago

same 💀 my school chromebook is a touchscreen and i tried to scroll on the desktop using the screen

0points

Marie Dahme 1 year ago

Then the Gen Xer's will be quietly mumbling to ourselves about when are the nihilists gonna end all that. Lol

9points

Phoenix 1 year ago

Right. I'm sitting here mumbling about how Gen Xers are the Grandparents and Boomers are the Great Grandparents, but whatever, lol.

11points

Old Roadie 1 year ago

Boomers are *great-grandparents.

7points

CF 1 year ago

Gen Xers sitting in the corner being ignored like the middle child as usual..

6points

Jessica Bertram 1 year ago

boomers are great grandparents. Xers are between 43 and 58. solid grandparent territory.

4points

Amanda 1 year ago

Absolutely

0points

Mariele Scherzinger 1 year ago

My guess is that in one or two generations, they won't learn handwriting in school any more, and slowly, over the course of the coming centuries, it will become a lost art, like cuneiform or hieroglyphs.

4points

_mentally_insane_(she/her) 1 year ago

… they already don’t teach handwriting in school…

1point

Headless Horseman 1 year ago

I saw some kids in the mall try to use the mall map as a touch screen.

2points

Angela C 1 year ago

The one mall near me actually has touch screen maps

1point

geordiemik72 1 year ago

My daughter, in her 30's, cannot figure out how I lived without a mobile phone. When I told her that when I was a kid we didn't even have a phone in the house she just couldn't figure that one out at all.

1point

Mary Peace 1 year ago

I remember when we first got a house phone, downstairs by the front door. If I was upstairs I used to run down the stairs calling, "I'm coming!" I refused to believe the caller couldn't hear me.

0points

April Pickett 1 year ago

I saw a video clip of two teenage boys being given a rotary phone and a phone number to call. It was pretty funny, they couldn't figure out how to call the number.

1point

Mary Peace 1 year ago

I can see that would be funny, but I understand their problem.

0points

Frank Russell 1 year ago

When touch screens came out it was difficult for me to transition. I grew up in an era where the old man would scream bloody murder if you put your hand or finger on any glass: Window, TV screen, etc. I have a love/hate relationship with my smart phone because of this.

1point

Boop the Snoot. Pound the Paw. 1 year ago

My 96 year old cousin said life is like a roll of toilet paper, the closer it is to the end the faster it goes.

1point

Yer maw 󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 1 year ago

To be fair, I am still trying to live down when I tried to zoom in on a menu in a restaurant......on the physical menu. My nine year old thought it was the funniest thing she'd ever seen. Maybe I use my iPad too much

1point

xWILTED_ROSEx 1 year ago

We've had a house phone my whole life and still use it

1point

Analyn Lahr 1 year ago

We finally got rid of our landline. I have mixed emotions.

1point

Mary Peace 1 year ago

I sympathise, because I still have mine, but most of the calls are scams or sales calls, etc. The problem is I can't hear properly on the mobile, so I use the landline to make calls.

0points

PeepPeep the duck 1 year ago

I get amused at small kids walking up to A4 sized signs advertising things at like a boost juice or something. They start swiping on cardboard 😆 it’s hilarious and slightly disturbing

1point

Lord pretzell 1 year ago

Unless they’re like 5 I think kids know what a house phone is lol.

1point

Michael P. 1 year ago (edited)

Remember when cell phones had buttons on them without touch screens. Blackberry was popular over 10 years ago before everyone switched to Apple or Samsung which use touch screens.

1point

Sabrina 1 year ago

You don't have a house phone at home?

0points

Denise Wilson 1 year ago

Boomers are the Great-grandparents and Gen X are the grand parents

0points

Baali Venomax 1 year ago

Where does that leave Gen X? Left out as usual, shaking their head at both sides, sitting in the middle and passing the popcorn watching everyone else losing their minds.

0points

Jane Petersen 1 year ago

Ignoring GenX as usual.

0points

Ken Beattie 1 year ago

I hate to say it but boomers are great grandparents. GenX are grandparents.

0points

Sarra R 1 year ago (edited)

(Ahem)Gen X (ahem) and millennials are the adults of the world now. I love how gen x is so laid back and non irritating to the point we hardly ever get mentioned for jack s**t

0points

David Henry 1 year ago (edited)

How about them not realizing you couldn't call too far out of your city/town without it being long distance and it being expensive af. They'd swear we're just making s**t up now lol Edit: Aaaand that reminded me of 1-800 Collect.

0points

Cat servant 1 year ago

The younger boomers are in their early 60's. The older boomers are mid to late 70's. Not sure why people with a 15 to 18 year gap from being to end of an era are considered the same. The end year for baby boomers is listed diferently depending on the source. I was in second grade with other studends whose older brothers were enlisting or be drafted into the military. I embraced computers, ebooks, PDA, smart phone, and tablets. My husband embraced computers and video games. Smart phones are a necessary evil he thinks. He got his first tablet this year.

0points

Riley Quinn 1 year ago

Y'all know every generation has a list like this. Heck, I still catch myself referring to a frig as an icebox because my parents were raised during ice deliveries.

0points

Jeremy Bolanos 1 year ago

Boomers have been grandparents for a long time. It's us Gen X that are nearly all grandparents now... ugh

0points

Doodles1983 1 year ago

Boomers are great-grandparents in some cases!!

0points

Doll Honza 1 year ago

But all screens should be touch screens.

0points

Sean 1 year ago

We’re not there yet. The digitizers and glass for touchscreens are still pretty expensive once you get above a certain screen size. For example, compare the cost of a normal TV to a similar sized interactive whiteboard display.

0points

StrangeOne 1 year ago

My daughter is 21 and not unfamiliar with VHS tapes and VCRS. She's used them at home and at her grandparents. But I guess she didn't really handle these movies on her own because recently she asked these questions: "How do you know if the tape is rewound or not?" "What? The VCR rewinds the tape on it's own?" "The VCR spits out the tape on it's own, too?" "The VCR turns on when you put the tape in?" I even showed her the button to lift the protective flap up to check the tape strip for flaws and twisting.

0points

Cassie 1 year ago

"Millennials are the adults of the world now and boomers are the grandparents." GenX: Typical...

0points

Phoenix(or nix)they/them 1 year ago

I KNOW WHAT A HOUSE PHONE IS, WE HAD ONE AND THEN USED A FLIP PHONE AS ONE AFTER WE MOVED! My mom is an early millennial (1982)

0points

A Nelson 1 year ago

Kids don't know what a cd is either lol

0points

Michael Largey 1 year ago

- Kids won't stay off the lawn ...

0points

Lex <3 (they/them) 1 year ago

1. I know what a house phone is 2. HOW DO PEOPLE NOT KNOW WHAT CASSETTE TAPES ARE??? 3. I consider boomers and gen x people to be adults…

0points

Mary Peace 1 year ago

Lex, I don't know why you're shouting in no. 2. But I agree with your last point. I have a tub of ointment for a sore patch, and the instructions for use begin, "For elderly, adults and children..." Children become adults, but then later on it seems they change into 'elderly'.

0points

kitteh floof lover 1 year ago

i tell my daughters, who say i'm not old, that when i was born, there were only 48 states in the usa

0points

moody goody 1 year ago

Im 40+ the oyher day i was seeing something on my son's laptop and use the screen as a touch screen. He laughs saying you 80s born is get tech savy but let technology catch up with you. No laptop has a touch screen.

0points

firecrackershrimp 1 year ago

He's behind because my laptop definitely has hd a touch acreey

0points

Shadow 1 year ago

Boomers are not grandparents... my father is a boomer

0points

firecrackershrimp 1 year ago

A boomer is anyone born before 1965 so when was he born?

1point

Geoffrey Scott 1 year ago

A guy a bit older than my daughter vows to not get his kids smartphones until they are in early teens. Agrees that it was good they did not have them when he and my daughter were young. Too much flaming, social pressure, etc.. I suggested he get them...flip phones. I think I planted a seed :)

0points

sturmwesen 1 year ago

My new question when talking about what we watched in TV or TV recommendations: do you have cable/sat?

0points

Almarako94 1 year ago

To be fair i grew up knowing how use a disc dial phone and am disappointend if some screen isn't a Touchscreen

0points

#26

I went to go see Janet Jackson and Ludacris in concert about a week ago and my 25 year old son said, “what retirement home did they break out of?” 😒

WholeLottaWTF510 Report

Final score:

207points

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ThéveNinja (she/her) 1 year ago

That’s rude

121points

#27

Channel 3 for video games

Goldy2013 Report

Final score:

201points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 1 year ago

Don't forget to toggle the switch.

56points

#28

Watching movies from 2002 that once looked real and clear, and now they look fuzzy as old dog s**t

Metalblacksheep Report

Final score:

182points

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Barbara Kayton 1 year ago

And how movies from the 70s and 80s.look so fake, but they were back then they were the bees knees!

56points

#29

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell People who were born when I started college are starting college.

JohnDragonborn , Keira Burton Report

Final score:

180points

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Irina Khruleva 1 year ago

I still can't really believe that people who were born after 2000 are not little kids anymore.

96points

#30

Trying to pick something up from the ground.

SuvenPan Report

Final score:

176points

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JM 1 year ago

Just requires patience and balance.

39points

#31

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell Went to a public library.
Told me that they no longer use USBs.
/Thumb drives.

Tira13e , Brina Blum Report

Final score:

168points

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Oh Gosh 1 year ago

I was just at a convention and was told I should get a CD of the speaker... yeah...I actually don't have anything to play a cd on. 😅

85points

Appropriate-Low-1795 Report

#32

Hearing bands that I grew up with (Foo Fighters, STP, Soundgarden) on classic rock radio stations.

Final score:

165points

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JM 1 year ago

Oh, just wait until you hear the music of your youth turned into Muzak! The first time I heard Led Zeppelin as muzak in a grocery store, I thought I’d faint.

7points

#33

All the s**t kids are into these days. All these mobile games and YouTubers and influencers and TikTok videos with the screaming. Seriously what's with all the f*****g screaming? I swear there's no way my childhood would have seemed this nonsensical and alien to my parents when I was that age

Chromattix Report

Final score:

155points

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Stygtand 1 year ago

What i find weird is that it seems 90’s fashion is coming back. I mean off all the decades to choose from you went with the 90’s

66points

#34

Thinking about how my kids will probably never use a dark room in school. They have no idea what a cassette, floppy disk, or zip disk is.

Basically, as a millennial, the fact that I got to experience and grow up during the tale end of the analog age, as well as the digital age.

They will only get the digital age, & all of the societal ramifications that come with it.

Clint_Jaeger Report

Final score:

149points

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VogueGal84 1 year ago

1984 baby here, I can completely relate to OP. But having an infant right now, I'm planning to teach him all about the 80s & 90s so he'll appreciate the 'evolution' of technology.

42points

#35

Going back to my uni and making Shrek jokes with students, then realising that they were all born after the first Shrek movie came out. Their introduction to Shrek was as a meme, not as a character.

EdmondSanders Report

Final score:

145points

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JM 1 year ago

WHAT??? I don’t even know how to respond to this!!!

44points

#36

Realizing that kids born far after 2000 are like, functioning members of society now.

RileyLovesOliver Report

Final score:

131points

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Dorothy Stovall 1 year ago

Well, that's giving some of them too much credit.

9points

#37

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell People romanticizing the 90s aesthetic.

Maycrofy , Juan Pablo Melo Report

Final score:

130points

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GoGoPDX 1 year ago

Ok BP, that picture is NOTHING CLOSE TO 90s aesthetic.....

351points

#38

I recently went to the Museum of American History in Washington D.C. and there were numerous items from my childhood in there. Numerous items.

Also, there is a plaque at our local lake from when it was built in 1986. My kids were all, "Wow, dad. You're older than this lake."

OKAutomator Report

Final score:

130points

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ThéveNinja (she/her) 1 year ago

Not saying this post is necessarily American. But, I reference a quote regularly, and it seems like no one else has heard it. Has anyone else heard the quote: “America, where a hundred miles is short and a hundred years is long”?

81points

#39

2 things:

- Getting old enough to remember my parents at my current age.

- Spent an evening shift with coworkers once, all around 20-21 (im 42). They were talking about 90s music the same way we were talking about 70s music. Playing Radiohead like it was the hottest discovery of the year.

stooges81 Report

Final score:

130points

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Laura Tasciato 1 year ago

That first one stings a little...

34points

#40

Saw a FB post from a guy I went to high school with. He was holding a newborn baby. Thought, “Good for him, having a kid at 45.” Then read the caption. The kid is his SECOND GRANDSON.

StillFeelGoneTX Report

Final score:

128points

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PlatinumThe8-BitCat 1 year ago

From what I’ve heard apparently using Facebook automatically makes you old, because apparently Facebook is just for old people

71points

#41

None of my baby and childhood pictures are in color…

koss0003 Report

Final score:

126points

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Spocks's Mom 1 year ago

I was born in '72 and all of my childhood photos are in sepia.

40points

#42

The sudden appearance of my wizard eyebrows.

Mourning-Poo Report

Final score:

124points

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JM 1 year ago

I named my husband’s eyebrows Frank. Alas, after a few years, he decided the Franks had to conform through trimming…*sigh*…it was fun while it lasted but not everyone wants eyebrows like Andy Rooney or Leonid Brezhnev.

43points

#43

My anger at current teenage angst on here. Like I really need to be mad at these kids being kids? And people walking on grass, like why am I getting angry at this except for the prospect I am becoming a fuddy duddy.

OrangeFaygo836 Report

Final score:

119points

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JM 1 year ago

Welcome to Curmudgeon Town, neighbor.

51points

#44

Finding 30 year old women look like kids.

TheShadowSees Report

Final score:

116points

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Lou Cam 1 year ago (edited)

When I was a teen I always used to wonder if old people were attracted to old people or if they really felt yuck about their similarly aged partners. Now I'm amazed that I consider my age "normal", I see pictures of my husband from when we met and think he looks like a fetus. I also can pick out people who are "our age" easily. It's like your concept of "us" changes as we age.

77points

#45

Breaking Bad finale was 10 years ago.

Spamontie Report

Final score:

110points

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Dorothy Stovall 1 year ago

Wtf?

56points

#46

Remembering how it was to see without glasses

ShawarmaBaby Report

Final score:

101points

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Robert Trebor 1 year ago

I wore glasses from 1954 to 2019. Cataract surgery. Glasses-free (I think I do need to get some reading glasses, though. But distance is sharp and clear (at least, after the first half-hour after waking up - still have presbyopia).

23points

#47

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell I'm in my 30s doing an apprenticeship for a new career and there's a kid in my class who was born the year before I graduated high school.

i_wotsisname , Dom Fou Report

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100points

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Dorothy Stovall 1 year ago

I regularly register new patients and am astounded that they're in their 40s and born after the year I graduated high school (1981). I'm literally old enough to be their mother - doctors too are young enough to be my kids. That really causes me to pause.

34points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#48

50 Times People Realized They Are Old As Hell I can't stay awake for more than 24 hours anymore

yezanyaCookies , No Revisions Report

Final score:

99points

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Claire Bailey 1 year ago

Nor should you. Sleep deprivation is dangerous.

56points

#49

When 20 something year Olds call me sir

a5redwing Report

Final score:

98points

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Celena Camps 1 year ago

I hate being called maam .. always have. But now i am too old to protest the word.

31points

#50

Went to a museum in Seattle, and they had a video game section. A group of young teens are standing in front of a GameCube. One kid says to the other, 'I think this is the first Nintendo.' The other kid responds back, 'Isn’t it the first game system ever?' The first kid responds back, 'I don’t know. maybe?'

Kettleontherocks Report

Final score:

98points

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ThéveNinja (she/her) 1 year ago

Blasphemy

62points

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#51

Ever wake up in pain from sleeping wrong?

Don't worry you will and that my friend is when you know your old as s**t.

NNickson Report

Final score:

28points

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Amanda Rose 1 year ago

I'm just in pain, period. Doesn't matter what I do or don't do.

5points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#52

When I talk about things I did as a kid in the 90's and early 2000's and now people in their late teens and early 20's look at me like I'm an alien. I keep thinking, *"s**t, that wasn't that long ago"*, and then I remember it was 20+ years ago now!

Luke5119 Report

Final score:

23points

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Irina Khruleva 1 year ago

My mom often says about things we discuss: "that was 2 or 3 years ago". And then I say, "no mom, more like 8-9". And she won't believe me until I Google the proofs xD

7points

#53

Waking up everyday feeling beat up, sore, like I had worked my a*s off all day doing manual labor when I just did my usual.

Oh, and flexibility is for s**t too. Back hurts, muscles tight as a drum.

I just need to be taken out back and put out of my misery. Don’t get old people. Or at the least, don’t every stop moving and stretching. Switching careers and going back to school at 46 ruined me. Now I work 12 hours shifts, overnights, when lots of my friends are starting to retire.

-edit: I went back to school to become a nurse. Got my RN and the next month covid hit. I’m not a smart man

SA_Anonymous2023 Report

Final score:

23points

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ThéveNinja (she/her) 1 year ago

OP is right: seriously, we CANNOT stop moving/stretching. It’s a compounding/exponential effect

7points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

#54

Remembering that I’ve lived long enough to see gas go from $1 a gallon to over $5.

Timetraveler01110101 Report

Final score:

22points

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David 1 year ago

I remember arguing with my mother - telling her gas won't reach $1 / gallon. I also remember gas at 40 cents. Us kids would return some bottles to scrounge up 10 cents so we could fill the 1 quart gas tank on one kid's mini bike.

6points

#55

Student of mine coming in singing Teenage Dirtbag. I go "wow cool where did you hear that song?" She goes "oh on a golden oldies CD in my mom's car"

That hurt a little not gonna lie.

stanksnax Report

Final score:

21points

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The Doom Song 1 year ago

"I've got two tickets to Iron Maiden baby"

6points

#56

My upper, inner thighs. As I’ve aged, they’ve become very flabby and wrinkly. It’s the signal that my skin is starting to lose its elasticity. I guess I don’t mind much, the important ones that see them don’t care either, but I don’t wear shorts anymore.

Cannelope Report

Final score:

21points

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Robert Trebor 1 year ago

Beyond caring. I'm in shorts until my knees ice up.

12points

#57

Born before google

also I can score high on old tech quizzes like what is a rotary phone

kids when they see a floppy disk cool someone 3d printed the save icon

blockbuster - you had to drive to store to rent a movie

HeHeHaHa456 Report

Final score:

21points

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Amanda Rose 1 year ago

I really miss Blockbuster. That was my family's Friday night - Blockbuster, picking up a couple of pizzas (or some other fast food), watching the movie and playing board games until midnight.

6points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#58

Not being asked for my ID anymore when buying alcohol

brisop Report

Final score:

20points

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Stephen Andrews 1 year ago

I go to one specific store for any age restricted purchases because they have a policy of asking for ID from everyone. Last shot at feeling that I look younger than I am.

4points

#59

I have taught the children of my former students.

Mastershoelacer Report

Final score:

20points

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Dee Lee 1 year ago

That is quite an accomplishment!

2points

#60

Hearing a cover of a song you remember hearing when it first came out

DudebroggieHouser Report

Final score:

19points

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Mike Fitzpatrick 1 year ago

And WHY do some idiots think that a song would be better with their "mark" on it? Tom Cochrane did the original (and by far best, imo) "Life is a Highway" then some some hayseed group (or perhaps producer) decides "hey, that would sound better with a (stupid) twang".

1point

#61

When I heard Gen Z’ers refer to the 1990’s as “the late 1900’s”

x_Chomper Report

Final score:

19points

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UpQuarkDownQuark (he/hey you) 1 year ago

That was a shocker the first time I heard it. I knew my great-great-grandmother, and she was born in the late 1800s. Now people are referring to my birth era in the same way. But it’s okay. Life moves fast, 2060 will be here in flash, and all you whippersnappers will be wondering what the hell your grandkids are talking about. And you’re gonna hate their music!

4points

#62

Constant visits to the doctor. If it's not one thing, it's another.

gabito705 Report

Final score:

18points

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Dorothy Stovall 1 year ago

And seems like every month something new breaks down.

2points

#63

I look in the mirror, and that 72 year old face looking back at me says it all.

PreviousLife7051 Report

Final score:

17points

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Nicola Mawson 1 year ago

I dig my laugh lines

3points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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“This Breaks My Heart”: People Stunned—And Angry—After Woman Buys Lost Luggage From Airport

#64

Last week, hearing on thr radio that Carson Daly celebrated his bday, turned 50. I used to see him way back when on TRL. First dude, that I ever saw wearing nail polish before. Just amazing how much time has gone by, and how he has progressed.

LurkingAintEazy Report

Final score:

17points

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AndThenICommented 1 year ago

That no one remembers Chris Hardwick as the old host from MTV’s singled out, but a major Gaming Industry player.

4points

#65

All the things that I adored as a child either cause me shame or incidentally ceased to exist

Optimal_Dark_2940 Report

Final score:

17points

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Kathy Wilbourne 1 year ago

I loved being able to walk around town by myself. Could walk the several blocks to school on my own by the time I was 9. And we could even go outside after dark alone without Mom freaking out. We felt safe and nothing bad ever happened to me or my friends or my brother from being unsupervised. I feel sorry for kids these days having to be supervised all the time.

1point

#66

I was listening to the radio, and I realized I didn’t like the new music on it…and, gradually, the realization and horror crept in

sixhoursneeze Report

Final score:

17points

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Stephen Andrews 1 year ago

You kids turn that noise down!!!

3points

#67

I still use my AOL email account. I used to get made fun of for that. Like, 'AOL? How old are you?' Now, I don’t think many people under 30 even know what AOL is/was. No one says anything when I tell them my email address. I’m now too old to even be made fun of, I guess

rk1959 Report

Final score:

16points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 1 year ago

You have mail.

3points

"I Didn't Start The Dryer": Karen Gets Taught A Lesson After Throwing Out Neighbor's Wet Clothes

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Guy Divorced 3 Years Ago Drops Off 3 Y.O. With His Ex-Wife Completely Out Of The Blue

#68

My s****y knees

G00FYJ0K3R Report

Final score:

15points

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The Doom Song 1 year ago

My right knee will always tell me when it's gonna rain. I'm not quite 40 yet.....

2points

#69

games with s****y graphics but incredible story lines

YaBoyJayck Report

Final score:

15points

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Agfox 1 year ago

Text-based games ie. no graphics, I used to play Hunt the Wumpus. I looked it up, it was released in 1973...sob!

2points

#70

“What’s a DS?”

JuliaTheInsaneKid Report

Final score:

15points

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Paul Scheermeijer 1 year ago

Citroën?..... 😉

5points

#71

People sharing pictures of their grandfathers and they are like photos from the 90s of dudes I went to college with…ouch.

RazMani Report

Final score:

15points

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Jaaawn 1 year ago (edited)

Seeing comments like 'this is my mum and dads favourite song' under YouTube videos of music you loved when you were younger. Also, was watching videos of Amy Winehouse performances and people were saying they were only young kids when she died but love her. Makes me so happy to know she has new generations of fans. Oh and comments under 9/11 documentaries that say 'even though this happened before I was born, I still feel the horror.' Makes you realise how fast time really goes.

3points

#72

Stairs

Stay-Thirsty Report

Final score:

15points

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Mike Fitzpatrick 1 year ago

When I was in my 40's I (willingly) climbed a bazillion steps to a carillon tower. I wouldn't make that mistake again no matter what.

0points

“All Three Shot Out Pink”: Triplets' Baby Shower Turns Sour, Pregnant Wife Wants A Divorce

#73

When professional athletes I used to watch have kids getting drafted.

tacobombxz90 Report

Final score:

14points

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#74

When Gen Z'ers tell me what year they were born after I've had an adult conversation with them

JedLeland Report

Final score:

14points

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PlatinumThe8-BitCat 1 year ago

What decade is gen z?

1point

#75

My younger brother-in-law walked in the room a few months back while I was watching Alf, and he asked me if I was watching The Muppets

MatthewM69420 Report

Final score:

14points

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Paul Scheermeijer 1 year ago

Haah

1point

#76

I’ve been in the Navy for 14 years now and I had on of the new boots(Barley Out Of Training) ask me how old I was and I told him I was 35 and he reply “Dang you were born in the late 1900’s. My world has been shook ever since.

Drphil87 Report

Final score:

13points

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David 1 year ago

I served for 9 years and got out of the navy about the same year you were born.

0points

Wadsworth_McStumpy Report

#77

Doing half an hour of any kind of work that I used to be able to do all day long.

Also, standing up after sitting for an hour.

Final score:

13points

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Sandra Gleeson 1 year ago

You need to move more to be able to keep moving as you age. My husband is 62 and still runs, goes to the gym and works hard in his business (he owns a demolition company so no office for him) at 54 I spend at least 30 hours a week doing physically demanding work, and about the same doing lighter stuff. Gotta move it or you will lose it

4points

#78

When I remember people only by their surnames

XqueezeMePlease Report

Final score:

13points

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shado 1 year ago

... wait until you have to look them up in your phone to be sure!

0points

#79

I went to the science museum in london a couple months ago and they had an iPhone 3 there... in a museum. Made me feel ancient

quentamu Report

Final score:

13points

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Jason 1 year ago

I had switched to the og iPhone after being on BlackBerry forever. My friend broke it under a couch

1point

#80

Quoting Seinfeld to my students who sit there with vacant eyes.

ronin1066 Report

Final score:

13points

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Sandra Gleeson 1 year ago

I love Seinfeld!!

3points

Jesters_thorny_crown Report

#81

Back pain

godeater123 Report

Final score:

12points

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longlivethequeen554 1 year ago

Constant!

0points

#82

Pearl Jam is considered classic rock. Shoot me. Please.

Also, watching Kevin Love hobble up and down the court but knowing he is 12 years younger than me.

Final score:

12points

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Lakota Wolf 1 year ago

I remember when my favorite local “oldies” station added music from the 80s (the decade when I was born) to their repertoire. That was bad enough. Then a little while later, they added music from the 90s to their repertoire. Music from the 90s is now considered “oldies”. I feel positively decrepit.

2points

#83

That people born in 2009 are freshmen in high school now

tommybuttsecks Report

Final score:

12points

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cartoon ghosts 1 year ago

Hi!!

3points

#84

Getting an invitation to my 25th high school reunion

scruffys-on-break Report

Final score:

12points

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David 1 year ago

Attended my 40th. The crowd is a bit smaller each time. 50th in a few years. At least I'm assuming they will make an effort to have a 50 since it is one of the big numbers.

2points

#85

Johnny Knoxville has white/silver hair now….

lolannemadden1 Report

Final score:

12points

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m pum 1 year ago

I saw an interview that said he's actively been coloring his hair for years. Stopped during the pandemic.

1point

#86

The Nintendo wii(my childhood console) was first published almost 17 years ago. That's pretty damn long if you ask me.

Schniggo7 Report

Final score:

11points

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James016 1 year ago (edited)

I still have mine. Just need to replace a controller. My first console was the Atari 2600 followed by the mighty Intellivision. Edit: I got the Wii for my 30th birthday

3points

#87

Zoomer humor

boring_ad_1 Report

Final score:

11points

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JM 1 year ago

What is “Zoomer humor.”

0points

#88

So I was at the checkout yesterday, and the girl who is about 16 or 17 running the register hands me my receipt and says, "Have a good day sir. I'm only 26, but I felt ancient in that moment. I'm to the point in life where teens are calling me, sir.

KinkaJac97 Report

Final score:

10points

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David 1 year ago

That feeling you get when you see a person posting about how they feel old ..... and they are 26! FML

16points

#89

My tween son calling me cringe 😭😭

Kaytea422 Report

Final score:

9points

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Dee Lee 1 year ago

He's grounded for life

1point

#90

knowing my little sister is now 15 years old. i used to give her her bibber (milk bottle, not sure what's the good word for it).

Exumore Report

Final score:

8points

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Jason 1 year ago

My little sister is nearing 40. I remember the day my parents brought her home

2points

Storytelling, journalism, and art are a core part of who I am. I've been writing and drawing ever since I could walk—there is nothing else I'd rather do. My formal education, however, is focused on politics, philosophy, and economics because I've always been curious about the gap between the ideal and the real. At work, I'm a Senior Writer and I cover a broad range of topics that I'm passionate about: from psychology and changes in work culture to healthy living, relationships, and design. In my spare time, I'm an avid hiker and reader, enjoy writing short stories, and love to doodle. I thrive when I'm outdoors, going on small adventures in nature. However, you can also find me enjoying a big mug of coffee with a good book (or ten) and entertaining friends with fantasy tabletop games and sci-fi movies.

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Rob Chapman 1 year ago (edited)

Star Trek: The Next Generation is more than a decade older than The Original Series was when TNG premiered. As a Trekkie, that REALLY makes me feel old.

19points

The Other Guest 1 year ago

Really want to feel old? Wil Wheaton is older than Patrick Stewart was when ST:TNG premiered. Yer welcome.

9points

Delta Dawn 1 year ago

A sudden abiding interest in birds and birding appears out of nowhere in middle age. Also, I still like to use periods at the end of my sentences.

18points

Jessica Bertram 1 year ago

now an emoji is a whole sentence. 💯

5points

Amelia Jade 1 year ago

When I became content to spend my mornings gardening, with my cats nearby. Grunge loving, tattoo and piercing covered Gen X, wearing my gardening duds, gloves, and a sun hat. I can talk people's ears off about soil, roses, companion plants, etc. If 20 year old me saw me now, they'd never believe it.

16points

KombatBunni 1 year ago

When you tell people that you’re older than google as a joke, and they don’t get it..

11points

William Bonner 1 year ago (edited)

It feels weird being the same age as old people.

10points

Hamdan 1 year ago

I never thought about that

0points

T5n 1 year ago

I'm rather young(mid 20s), but I work at a placer that I volunteered as a teen.I mentioned that I had been there 10 years(9 of volunteering and 1 of working with more to come) and One of our new teen volunteers told me that they were 4 when I started. That was the first time I truly felt old.

9points

Elizabeth Basinger 1 year ago

When I quote classic lines or phrases from movies or TV I watched as a child. The teens/twenties/ some thirties ask me what I'm talking about. When I tell them the source, they ask, "What was that?!"

6points

Katie Lutesinger 1 year ago

When I was informed that my "baby cousin" had just graduated from university. When did he suddenly become a young man?? Then, just to rub it in, my younger sister went and had a baby.

5points

Brainmas 1 year ago

Shopping with my daughter and seeing everything that was popular when I was in middle school, and remembering having the same conversation about it with my mom in the 90s.

4points

sofacushionfort 1 year ago

What makes me feel old and sad is when I lose access to simple technology and I strongly suspect it’s only because the replacement is in the service of data mining. The Cloud knows who I am, and it knows the current air pressure in each of my tires.

4points

mhoulden 1 year ago

There are people in the UK old enough to vote who were born after the 2005 London bombings.

4points

RamiRudolph 1 year ago

Realizing that the Lord of the Rings trilogy, my favourite movies of all time and source of my love for all things fantasy, is now 20 years old.

4points

Deborah Rubin 1 year ago

Think about when the book came out. So much better than the movies. Then look at the date of the book. A classic never ages.

1point

David A Paterson 1 year ago

When a thing I used when I was a teenager shows up on antiques roadshow.

4points

Emma S 1 year ago

When I went to a family wedding that had disposal cameras on the table for the children to take their own pictures. The children were taking photos and wondering why they couldn't see the picture they had taken immediately and I had to explain about going to a chemist to get it developed. They also didn't understand why they couldn't take anymore pictures when the film ran out.

3points

Kirsten Kerkhof 1 year ago

I teach student aircraft technicians. Every single one was born after 9/11, a pretty important date in aviation. I was already teaching the moment it happened.

3points

Will Cable 1 year ago

My first mobile phone dates from the last century!

3points

Michael Fernandez 1 year ago

They taught us how to use slide rules in junior high. I still have mine; its $3.95 price was a big deal to me.

3points

Cassie 1 year ago

In the 90s, we reminisced about the 80s. In the 2ks, people were reminiscing about the 90s. In the 2010s, people were reminiscing about the 90s. In the 2020s, people are still reminiscing about the 90s. I never hear anybody reminiscing the 2ks or the 2010s. Even social media accounts run by people that weren't born in time to experience the 90s are reminiscing the 90s and not their own era.

2points

Appalachian Panda 1 year ago

I always think the ones that are like "kid today doesn't know about (thing from the 1990s)" are silly. I mean, I grew up in the 80s, but when I was a kid, I was aware of things that happened in the 50s.

2points

Jason Melvil 1 year ago

Every time I look at actors who back in my days were considered 'heartthrobs' that have grey hairs now. Two very notable ones are Ryan Reynolds since I remember him as one of the kids from the Odesy.

2points

Piglet 1 year ago

Who's the other?

1point

Bec 1 year ago

I am 46 this year, born in 77. Realized I have now lived more in this century than the last. I think this one has been more sucky btw.

1point

Miss Frankfurter 1 year ago

Babies I would have looked after in the newborn nursery are now grandparents.

1point

Rick Seiden 1 year ago

The first time you child has to sign their own medical forms, and give the doctor permission to talk to you because they just turned 18.

1point

The Other Guest 1 year ago

The first time someone skipped "Do you have kids?" and went straight to "Do you have grandkids?" When I had to explain to a co-worker what "The Love Boat" was. Listening to the little crackly sounds my knees make when I stand up.

1point

christie lowe 1 year ago

What about seeing the toys you played with described as vintage : (

1point

Kevin J. Henning 1 year ago

Once you reach a certain age the people who are also that age magically disappear. You are left with people a lot younger or older than you.

1point

Jackie Lulu 1 year ago

2 famous people just passed this week, same age as me. Brrrrrr......

0points

Der Kommissar 1 year ago

If you think cassette tapes will mystify your grandkids, give them an 8-track tape

1point

Edison Lima 1 year ago

The first time you watch a period piece set AFTER you were born. My hair went suddenly gray the moment Strange Things aired.

1point

JamezyJamez 1 year ago

People in their 20s and 30s and 40s are not old as hell. Yes, you've been alive for these many years, but that's normal. Maybe Full House was 40 years ago, but you grew up with it. So did I. Just accept your age and maybe more posts about what wisdom comes with age.

1point

JayWantsACat 1 year ago

My mind keeps getting blown that the 80's were over 40 years ago. Watching 80's films would be like watching 40's films in the 80's. That's insane to me.

1point

JamezyJamez 1 year ago

But it's not! Unless you was old enough in the 80s. Just you have more access to all that stuff, from the 80s AND from the 40s. Lucky you

0points

Kyle D 1 year ago (edited)

When I got my off-the-lot car in 2019, I was told they don't make cars w/ CD players any more.

1point

Appalachian Panda 1 year ago

I've got a 2021 Subaru and it came with a CD player

1point

Randy Sanders 1 year ago

When young people treat you as some sort of mage / repository of ancient wisdom and knowledge.

1point

Jessica Bertram 1 year ago

let this be a lesson, youngsters: 1. time pancakes when you get older: what seems like 5 years was actually 15- 20 years ago. 2. time pancakes when you get older: years go by in the blink of an eye. 3. because time pancakes when you get older, take your time when you're young. Don't rush growing up. it'll rush at you soon enough. love, Jess, who has tattoos, piercings, colorful hair, and is 46 in 2023.

1point

Jinx (she/her) 1 year ago

yea, I was talking to my neighbor (a complete adult) and mentioned AOL and he goes "what's AOL?" I was stunned into silence when he followed up with the death blow, "I was born after 9/11" 💀

1point

gerard julien 1 year ago

seeing these zombies I can tell I AM OLD ! lol zombies-64...0bcc07.jpg

1point

James016 1 year ago

Since I was born in the late 70s, technically I have entered into my 5th decade! Also my little cousin recently turned 30 and is a mother. I remember when she was born.

1point

The Problem With Censorship Is ******* 1 year ago

I've felt old on several occasions (however, this is an enjoyable thing for me as I've always sucked at being young, never liked it), but as it so happens I had a pretty strong moment yesterday. I discovered a radio station that plays 90's hits only, and after listening for a while this really strong feeling/emotion came over me. It was a feeling of "THIS is my world, my time, and kids need to stay out of this world because they won't "feel" it". Sure, I got a mild case of that feeling before when a certain song came on somewhere, but hearing all these familiar old hits together, the whole "sound", it just felt natural, like coming home. O____O And I didn't even like most of those songs when they were a hit back then! I'm 36 by the way.

1point

Irishwoman abroad 1 year ago

I feel the same when I listen to RTE Gold every Saturday, and they play the hits of the 80s for a couple of hours. Every song has a special memory, there's nothing quite like it.

1point

Water dog 1 year ago

I listen to a station that plays 60's music. I was a radio DJ in the 60's.

0points

JamezyJamez 1 year ago

You should share that station

0points

Ivy at Eve 11 months ago

Wanna feel old? Ride the bus. Overheard some kids talking about old movies with a young Will Smith. Got wide eyes when I explained that before a walkman with CD there was one with a casette and very much coveted. He prided himself on knowing about the old ways... A youngster going through all the consoles he had in his life and finally at about 15-16 he got the good one and I was thinking that at that age we were going bonkers over pong...

0points

Mandy Delaforce (PC Girl) 1 year ago

When someone offered me their seat on the train...

0points

Jaybird3939 1 year ago

The forest of black hairs under my chin that repeatedly need plucking.

0points

Dirk Daring 1 year ago

For context, I'm closing in on 50. Recently looked up an old friend from my military days. First result for his name on Google was his obituary. He passed away just weeks before I looked him up.

0points

Exotic Butters 1 year ago

Well, I turn 60 tomorrow. My son turns 40 next month. So yeah. I feel old. But I don't "feel" old.

0points

Ellie Ahmed 1 year ago

I'm hiring grown adults that were born in the 2000s. Some of them have completed degrees. That was my biggest "wtf what is time going?" because I was used to thinking of 00s babies as kids still.

0points

Savita I 1 year ago

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0points

Ricardo Ferreira 1 year ago

Showing a floppy disk to youngsters and they saying "cool, you 3D printed a Save button."

0points

Pandapoo 1 year ago

I realized that I’m too old to handle the Florida clean after storm surge.

0points

Casey Smith 1 year ago

The Office looks really old now.

0points

Doodles1983 1 year ago

Some teens discussing mash potato and I asked them if they knew that Badger loves mashed potato. (In the tune song and everything). Blank Faces all round. This was yesterday on my partner’s 40th birthday.

0points

Casey Smith 1 year ago

News reporters look like children

0points

Dan Flo 1 year ago (edited)

Remembering feeling old when Robert Englund played a nice character and people say it is weird to see Freddy being nice, while I thought it was weird seeing Willie as evil when first Elm Street movie came. And people then "who is Robert Englund", and now "who is Freddy". And probably way too many reading this, "who is Willie".

0points

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Tiny Dynamine 1 year ago

Just for context, people who are around 20 now will all go through these kinds of things when you're 50 or 60. Conversely, everyone who's over 50 used to be your age at one time.

0points

Liz Orreo trex ago go 1 year ago

When my physiotherapist asked me how long ago I slipped my disks, and it is more than 25 years ago, and so it the cap on my tooth, same year.

0points

Widdershins66 1 year ago

Mine first went out when i was 17.and now, 40, years later I'm 57!!!!!!

0points

Mike Crow 1 year ago

When time goes by so quickly now.

0points

KombatBunni 1 year ago

This. I hate it!

0points

gerard julien 1 year ago

24/7 glued to the phone : DAMN' I'M OLD ! zombies-64...8d4331.jpg

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Rob Chapman 1 year ago (edited)

Star Trek: The Next Generation is more than a decade older than The Original Series was when TNG premiered. As a Trekkie, that REALLY makes me feel old.

19points

The Other Guest 1 year ago

Really want to feel old? Wil Wheaton is older than Patrick Stewart was when ST:TNG premiered. Yer welcome.

9points

Delta Dawn 1 year ago

A sudden abiding interest in birds and birding appears out of nowhere in middle age. Also, I still like to use periods at the end of my sentences.

18points

Jessica Bertram 1 year ago

now an emoji is a whole sentence. 💯

5points

Amelia Jade 1 year ago

16points

KombatBunni 1 year ago

When you tell people that you’re older than google as a joke, and they don’t get it..

11points

William Bonner 1 year ago (edited)

It feels weird being the same age as old people.

10points

Hamdan 1 year ago

I never thought about that

0points

T5n 1 year ago

9points

Elizabeth Basinger 1 year ago

When I quote classic lines or phrases from movies or TV I watched as a child. The teens/twenties/ some thirties ask me what I'm talking about. When I tell them the source, they ask, "What was that?!"

6points

Katie Lutesinger 1 year ago

When I was informed that my "baby cousin" had just graduated from university. When did he suddenly become a young man?? Then, just to rub it in, my younger sister went and had a baby.

5points

Brainmas 1 year ago

Shopping with my daughter and seeing everything that was popular when I was in middle school, and remembering having the same conversation about it with my mom in the 90s.

4points

sofacushionfort 1 year ago

4points

mhoulden 1 year ago

There are people in the UK old enough to vote who were born after the 2005 London bombings.

4points

RamiRudolph 1 year ago

Realizing that the Lord of the Rings trilogy, my favourite movies of all time and source of my love for all things fantasy, is now 20 years old.

4points

Deborah Rubin 1 year ago

Think about when the book came out. So much better than the movies. Then look at the date of the book. A classic never ages.

1point

David A Paterson 1 year ago

When a thing I used when I was a teenager shows up on antiques roadshow.

4points

Emma S 1 year ago

3points

Kirsten Kerkhof 1 year ago

I teach student aircraft technicians. Every single one was born after 9/11, a pretty important date in aviation. I was already teaching the moment it happened.

3points

Will Cable 1 year ago

My first mobile phone dates from the last century!

3points

Michael Fernandez 1 year ago

They taught us how to use slide rules in junior high. I still have mine; its $3.95 price was a big deal to me.

3points

Cassie 1 year ago

2points

Appalachian Panda 1 year ago

2points

Jason Melvil 1 year ago

Every time I look at actors who back in my days were considered 'heartthrobs' that have grey hairs now. Two very notable ones are Ryan Reynolds since I remember him as one of the kids from the Odesy.

2points

Piglet 1 year ago

Who's the other?

1point

Bec 1 year ago

I am 46 this year, born in 77. Realized I have now lived more in this century than the last. I think this one has been more sucky btw.

1point

Miss Frankfurter 1 year ago

Babies I would have looked after in the newborn nursery are now grandparents.

1point

Rick Seiden 1 year ago

The first time you child has to sign their own medical forms, and give the doctor permission to talk to you because they just turned 18.

1point

The Other Guest 1 year ago

1point

christie lowe 1 year ago

What about seeing the toys you played with described as vintage : (

1point

Kevin J. Henning 1 year ago

Once you reach a certain age the people who are also that age magically disappear. You are left with people a lot younger or older than you.

1point

Jackie Lulu 1 year ago

2 famous people just passed this week, same age as me. Brrrrrr......

0points

Der Kommissar 1 year ago

If you think cassette tapes will mystify your grandkids, give them an 8-track tape

1point

Edison Lima 1 year ago

The first time you watch a period piece set AFTER you were born. My hair went suddenly gray the moment Strange Things aired.

1point

JamezyJamez 1 year ago

1point

JayWantsACat 1 year ago

My mind keeps getting blown that the 80's were over 40 years ago. Watching 80's films would be like watching 40's films in the 80's. That's insane to me.

1point

JamezyJamez 1 year ago

But it's not! Unless you was old enough in the 80s. Just you have more access to all that stuff, from the 80s AND from the 40s. Lucky you

0points

Kyle D 1 year ago (edited)

When I got my off-the-lot car in 2019, I was told they don't make cars w/ CD players any more.

1point

Appalachian Panda 1 year ago

I've got a 2021 Subaru and it came with a CD player

1point

Randy Sanders 1 year ago

When young people treat you as some sort of mage / repository of ancient wisdom and knowledge.

1point

Jessica Bertram 1 year ago

1point

Jinx (she/her) 1 year ago

yea, I was talking to my neighbor (a complete adult) and mentioned AOL and he goes "what's AOL?" I was stunned into silence when he followed up with the death blow, "I was born after 9/11" 💀

1point

gerard julien 1 year ago

seeing these zombies I can tell I AM OLD ! lol zombies-64...0bcc07.jpg

1point

James016 1 year ago

Since I was born in the late 70s, technically I have entered into my 5th decade! Also my little cousin recently turned 30 and is a mother. I remember when she was born.

1point

The Problem With Censorship Is ******* 1 year ago

1point

Irishwoman abroad 1 year ago

I feel the same when I listen to RTE Gold every Saturday, and they play the hits of the 80s for a couple of hours. Every song has a special memory, there's nothing quite like it.

1point

Water dog 1 year ago

I listen to a station that plays 60's music. I was a radio DJ in the 60's.

0points

JamezyJamez 1 year ago

You should share that station

0points

Ivy at Eve 11 months ago

0points

Mandy Delaforce (PC Girl) 1 year ago

When someone offered me their seat on the train...

0points

Jaybird3939 1 year ago

The forest of black hairs under my chin that repeatedly need plucking.

0points

Dirk Daring 1 year ago

For context, I'm closing in on 50. Recently looked up an old friend from my military days. First result for his name on Google was his obituary. He passed away just weeks before I looked him up.

0points

Exotic Butters 1 year ago

Well, I turn 60 tomorrow. My son turns 40 next month. So yeah. I feel old. But I don't "feel" old.

0points

Ellie Ahmed 1 year ago

I'm hiring grown adults that were born in the 2000s. Some of them have completed degrees. That was my biggest "wtf what is time going?" because I was used to thinking of 00s babies as kids still.

0points

Savita I 1 year ago

Good Day. I recommend this website more than anyone else. wish you luck 비아그라파는곳

0points

Ricardo Ferreira 1 year ago

Showing a floppy disk to youngsters and they saying "cool, you 3D printed a Save button."

0points

Pandapoo 1 year ago

I realized that I’m too old to handle the Florida clean after storm surge.

0points

Casey Smith 1 year ago

The Office looks really old now.

0points

Doodles1983 1 year ago

0points

Casey Smith 1 year ago

News reporters look like children

0points

Dan Flo 1 year ago (edited)

0points

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Tiny Dynamine 1 year ago

Just for context, people who are around 20 now will all go through these kinds of things when you're 50 or 60. Conversely, everyone who's over 50 used to be your age at one time.

0points

Liz Orreo trex ago go 1 year ago

When my physiotherapist asked me how long ago I slipped my disks, and it is more than 25 years ago, and so it the cap on my tooth, same year.

0points

Widdershins66 1 year ago

Mine first went out when i was 17.and now, 40, years later I'm 57!!!!!!

0points

Mike Crow 1 year ago

When time goes by so quickly now.

0points

KombatBunni 1 year ago

This. I hate it!

0points