Join the Fun!

Ah Nostalgia....

Final score:

817points

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Warloew Brinn 3 years ago

That tv setup meant a good day every time.

569points

Zoom Meetings!

Final score:

765points

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River Webb 3 years ago (edited)

except nobody holds up their cat/dog for everyone to see

276points

If you ever feel like time is passing at the pace of a hadron collider, you can be sure you’re not the only one. Most of us feel that the passage of time is inevitable, and that it only makes us older (but also wiser, more confident and happy overall!).

Having said that, it's no secret that our modern society is obsessed with freezing and even turning back time. This ageing paranoia that’s sweeping across our society has been heavily fueled by social media, where young folks constantly put pressure on achievements, looks, and everything, really. Its competitive nature shows that someone is doing better and has accomplished more by your age than you have.

I Remember!

Final score:

747points

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Steve 3 years ago

still want it TBH

422points

The Struggle Is Real

Final score:

726points

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Steph 3 years ago

Great metaphor!

319points

Just Pause Duh

Final score:

725points

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Steph 3 years ago

Oh yes, spilling the juice while running back to the tv and constantly bumping your knees or toes when jumping over the furniture... but thanks to the adrenaline: no pain felt!

353points

Being scared of ageing is not only nothing new, it seems like it creeps into the minds of younger generations obsessed with anti-ageing life choices earlier than ever in history. In 2018, a report from the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) found that millennials felt the most negatively towards ageing, viewing it as a steep decline and assuming dementia and loneliness as inevitable.

I'm Old I Remember Having One Thinking It Was So Cool

Final score:

724points

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Fat Harry 3 years ago

I had the 16 colour version. It was a bitch to write with because it was so fat.

505points

I Feel This Deep In My Soul

Final score:

722points

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kristina law 3 years ago

That cashier was just jealous that you got to experience Blockbuster and they didn't lol

285points

I Consider This A Small Victory

Final score:

713points

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Vicky Z 3 years ago

🤣🤣🤣🤣kids please.....

287points

In some extreme cases where fear of getting older interferes with your life, doctors diagnose people with gerascophobia. “Gerascophobia sufferers have very frequent thoughts about changes in their appearance due to ageing and increasingly losing control over their life as they get older. These thoughts trigger panic attacks, shortness of breath, sweating and shaking," Dr. Rose Aghdami, a consulting and coaching psychologist, told Refinery29.

"Their behavior is affected too, as they often avoid certain activities which remind them of ageing, withdraw from social contact, and become more isolated."

#10

You Might Be Old...

Final score:

664points

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River Webb 3 years ago

I absolutely love these, and trust me I'm not that old

320points

#11

Doc Brown And Marty Mcfly Still Here, Together, In 2021

Final score:

635points

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Serial pacifist 3 years ago

Hey, this one actually made me feel good. They ditched the Delorean?

250points

#12

Never Failed

Final score:

589points

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AndThenICommented 3 years ago

Ohhhhhhhh the feeling

275points

The RSPH has also urged people to stop using the term 'anti-ageing' popularized by the beauty industry, since it could be putting pressure on women to see ageing as something inherently detrimental. Another 2017 study found that 30% of women under 35 were regularly using anti-wrinkle products, a fact that’s so obvious when browsing through social media that you don’t need a survey for it

#13

"I Grew Up With No Internet" Starter Pack

Final score:

587points

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Vicky Z 3 years ago

And still have no idea how to play minesweeper 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

570points

#14

Beware This Man

Final score:

574points

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Serial pacifist 3 years ago (edited)

Thanks, Macaulay. I wish you would look up to Bart Simpson, he doesn't age like that.

209points

#15

I Resemble That Remark

Final score:

560points

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Martha Meyer 3 years ago

I'm a millenial, but I get angry too.

146points

#16

Who Else Had These Exact Same Speakers?

Final score:

558points

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Bradley V. 3 years ago

HAD? Still use 'em!

418points

DuchessDegu 3 years ago

Mine have a black front but yes still use it everyday!

17points

Dawn Ours 3 years ago

because , unlike today, s**t had better last longer than a week back when those were made

6points

Billy Maguire 3 years ago

Not those, but similar.

1point

Anna Repp 3 years ago

IKR!

1point

Triv 3 years ago

And I still want them!!!

1point

Astor.exe 2 years ago

yeah super good sound

0points

debora shuger 3 years ago

Me too

0points

Spack Jarrow 3 years ago

I've still the 10 years earlier version... 😬

0points

KATHLEEN MORRIS 3 years ago

Ha! That's exactly what popped into my brain...just b4 seeing yours! lol

0points

Kerstin Fransen 3 years ago

and stuck your finger in the hole!

18points

jaysko 3 years ago

Impossible not to!

3points

Vicky Z 3 years ago

If you had them probably you still have them cause these things never die

13points

Jayne Kyra 3 years ago

The sound they made when you turned them off is a core memory.

7points

tuzdayschild 3 years ago

They came free with your cream colored computer.

6points

Cat Crazy Lady 2 years ago

That turned more and more yellow. ;D

7points

Lee Butcher 3 years ago

those are the OG of speakers

6points

Judo Flipped By Nobody 3 years ago

We still have two of them, only one of them work tho, after my little brother stuffed a toy inside

3points

Stefan Scheiben 3 years ago

Never had such modern audio equipment at my first computers... Beeping computer speaker soundtracks it was...

2points

Kelli Pike 2 years ago

First PC was a Commodore 64. I can still hear the sequence of the floppy disc drive reading my games...

0points

MockingbirdTheWolf 2 years ago

ew what is that

1point

Kelli Pike 2 years ago

Oh my sweet summer child...

0points

Martin Pal 2 years ago

These could predict someone getting a text message

1point

Mattewis88 3 years ago

The sound they made when you're about to get a call...

1point

Michael Parker 3 years ago

I still use these speakers lol.

1point

My O My 3 years ago

Yap

1point

3 AM 2 years ago

I mean, I haven't used the big computer in years. I'm pretty sure it has a disc drive, but I'd have to check.

0points

3 AM 2 years ago

I might still have them somewhere.

0points

Liv 2 years ago

Lmao my granny works at my school and she still has these in her office!

0points

Meghna Mohan 2 years ago (edited)

Meeee

0points

Injun Joe 2 years ago

Those had impressive sounds!

0points

Mya Lugar 2 years ago

You could say EXACT OR SAME. WHY do so many people say BOTH?????????????????????????

0points

potato 2 years ago

brother used to stick his...thing in the hole.

0points

Shreeky 2 years ago (edited)

Yeah when I was 20 back in 2001

0points

Abdulrazak Jibril 2 years ago

LOL

0points

ItsJess 2 years ago

I think these are still somewhere in my house

0points

Ed Would 2 years ago (edited)

I had some like those but I had to clamp them to my head in order to hear them. Now they're called Green Energy speakers because they don't use much power. Mine stopped using power altogether after about 3 months. They were particularly good at reproducing high-definition humming noises.

0points

Sonny Kohler 2 years ago

I think I might still have a few sets... somewhere... :)

0points

Debbie Wnuk 2 years ago

They’re collecting dust in the back of my office.

0points

Janet Graham 2 years ago

Still do! They still work.

0points

Mahogany Eclipse 2 years ago

Still have and use my old Bose speakers 💛

0points

Mathew Hollerman 2 years ago

Yes

0points

PVR 2 years ago

Still have these. They still work.

0points

DorkLimester6001 2 years ago

I still do

0points

Alicia GriffonLady 2 years ago

I had those untill they started picking up a weird pulse when the computer was off. It sounded like an S.O.S. but i don't know where it was coming from or how it was happening. Freaked me out in the middle of the night a few times.

0points

Patricia Fonda 2 years ago

👍

0points

Valentina Toloy 2 years ago

I still use them. If it works why replace it?

0points

Jennifer Stone 2 years ago

I don't believe it! This past weekend my hubby hooked those up to laptop cause he couldn't find the volume on a video. True story

0points

vxbes 🇺🇦 2 years ago

my teachers have those still lol

0points

Ethan Thear 2 years ago

I was obsessed with poking my finger through the hole lmfao

0points

Rosemary Edwards 2 years ago

Yeah. Only a few years ago!

0points

lawrence Andrew 2 years ago

After I saw this I through mine away

0points

Shoto Todoroki 2 years ago

Had these until we moved in 2019

0points

ExtraUltraVioletRays 2 years ago

Those cloth thingies fell out all the time

0points

Nothanks L. Walk 2 years ago

Those were after my time.

0points

Mya Lugar 2 years ago

Looks like those nursery monitors.

0points

Carla McDonnell 2 years ago

Um...I still have them! They still sound good too! :-)

0points

Chey Monks 2 years ago

Everyone!!!

0points

Wendy McNeil 2 years ago

Oh oh i know, ask me ask me

0points

Huzzir Zakaria 2 years ago

May I should upload my 3kg 5mb Winchester hdisk...

0points

Huzzir Zakaria 2 years ago

Still hv it... Just thinking about throwing out the other set the other day...

0points

Lady of the Mountains 2 years ago

arent they beige though

0points

Elaine Mattingly 2 years ago

Still do, Goodwill special. Works!

0points

Gloria Serido 2 years ago

I have the exact same ones hooked up to my TV!

0points

ShadowStalker36 2 years ago

HAD, i use them at work

0points

Kylie Sanderson 2 years ago

Had to get new ones when they broke down and started squealing bad enough that I finally admitted there was a problem 🤣

0points

kit cat chunky 2 years ago

guilty

0points

Marci Rommal 2 years ago

Yep, me.

0points

Anjali Cooper 2 years ago

Omg my mom has some very similar speakers just without that doughnut! They connect to her monitor. Super awesome sound quality!!!

0points

Just A Banana. 2 years ago

Lol my math teacher uses these 😂

0points

Dani Pret 2 years ago

And you HAVE to put your finger in the hole. It simply must be done

0points

Abby Harrison 2 years ago

my middle school had those, even tho it was 2009. my school district was really cheap.

0points

Ongawa Nakata 2 years ago

PSYCH! I JUST looked over and realized they aint still there!

0points

Jonah Vancuran 2 years ago

there in my closet!

0points

Ava Antunez 2 years ago

One of my teachers still has them!

0points

JF 2 years ago

🤚...i so did

0points

Christina Honeycutt 2 years ago

Me!!

0points

Mel Gilliam 2 years ago

Still do. Probably in the box with the Atari

0points

Michael Isaacs 2 years ago

I still have 2 sets in the house.

0points

existn't 2 years ago

my grandpa uses them lol

0points

Mark Kelly 2 years ago

Damn, here in Canada we did.

0points

Hannah Marshall 3 years ago

But in Black.

0points

mamafrog 3 years ago

Hubs used them on his computer, think I still have them...somewhere...

0points

Lee Hubbard 3 years ago

I still do!!! What's wrong wit that????

0points

Loraine MacGinness 3 years ago

Or older speakers !!

0points

Kathy Walsh 3 years ago

ONCE UPON A DESKTOP, I HAD....

0points

Riley Quinn 3 years ago

I still have mine. Just in case, these still work in a pinch.

0points

MarsFKA 3 years ago

Snap!

0points

backatya 3 years ago

not saying

0points

Baali Venomax 3 years ago

Had a pair similar til they conked out on me last year. Got new ones now. But yeah those small speakers have a very good lifespan.

0points

Vicki Perizzolo 3 years ago

yup---

0points

Sonja Alcock 3 years ago

I have one similar I use every day.

0points

Myxomatosis 3 years ago

My Father (Rip) saved so for so long to get the FIRST Pentium Chip on the market. With these speakers. Low and behold a year later, we find out it is the chip with the 0/1 error. SERIOUSLY? it worked though. He must of been lucky, or too drunk to notice.

0points

Aine Meehan 3 years ago

oh gosh, they had them at work. I was using them 5 years ago lol!! feedback was mad on them, but they are good

0points

Maria Persson 3 years ago

I still use mine in my bedroom.

0points

Eric Forster 3 years ago

Yes, I did.

0points

Rebecca Surette 3 years ago

Lost mine in a house fire a few years back. Other than my family photos, I miss them the most.

0points

Apollo 3 years ago

I remember having these!!!! My brother and I used to throw them at each other

0points

Todd Hollfelder 3 years ago

I did, but they died after a couple of years.

0points

Brent Hollett 3 years ago

They're still in my dad's shed.

0points

Carole Strawn 3 years ago

I'm looking at mine right now. New CPU and monitor but still using the same speakers.

0points

Anor Anor 3 years ago

Yep - still got 'em.

0points

Takima Lewis 3 years ago

Yes and still work like a charm

0points

survivalrhino 3 years ago

still sitting on the desk, cranking out ac/dc

0points

Brady Raphael 3 years ago

I was lucky enough to have a set of Boston Accoustic desktop speakers with the subwoofer that for some unknown reason my sister eventually got. I think the weak ass reasoning was that the computer my mom got me came with speakers even though they were shitty, like, wtf I didn't get to keep s**t from the old computer other than a crappy hard drive image that I didn't need or want.

0points

Seoulsummer 3 years ago

my family used these for like a year when we were staying in the us

0points

Jose Castro 3 years ago (edited)

Still have them!! Hanging in my garage hooked up to Alexa, Great sound!!

0points

ELIZABETH A HIGBIE 3 years ago

HAD?? Wait WHAT? WHEN was I "supposed"to EVER stop using them?? I live by the law of" If it AIN'T broke, Why fix/replace it? "???

0points

Janus Sanders 3 years ago

my school still uses these lol

0points

Albino 3 years ago

We had a different standard model around here and mine literally broke a month ago. And I tell you, if possible, keep your old ones. I tested around a bit and none of the new ones sound as good (I know they were never high end but decent) when loud or even get that loud. The ones I kept get reasonably loud but don't even think about playing something with bass.

0points

Tebogo Tlhoaele 3 years ago

Lol I still have them, and use them

0points

CatGirl 3 years ago

They're STILL GOOD

0points

Waffle 🧇 3 years ago

Oh! Oh! Oh! Me!

0points

Jo Firth 3 years ago

And half the time only one of them worked!!

0points

Pamela Tulloch 3 years ago

I still have them lol

0points

Maxime Grenier 3 years ago

They were predicting phone calls

0points

InsertTabA 3 years ago

Click

0points

Cry Jack 3 years ago

bro i still have em and i still use them

0points

Shari Wynne 3 years ago

Holy s**t, exact. They made a little pfft sound when you turned them on and the green light came on.

0points

olx 3 years ago

my gran had these exact ones on the guest computer right up until she moved in about 2017 I think lol

0points

athornedrose 3 years ago

omg yes!!

0points

sturmwesen 3 years ago

Ok now I am freaked out. *buys walker and dentures*

0points

best turtle 3 years ago

the ones my dad had finally kicked the bucket just last week

0points

ojjunior 3 years ago

AKA predictive mobile incoming call informing device.

0points

Julia Larsson 3 years ago

My old school had them

0points

Manny_Flawz 3 years ago

Loved mine

0points

Ale Díaz 3 years ago

We had this along my father's computer, we had to cover all of them with plastic that was specifically made for those items.

0points

Terry Tobias 3 years ago

I forgot about those!

0points

PenitentEyeball 3 years ago

One never worked

0points

Phantom Captain 3 years ago

We still have them lol

0points

Brian Bennett 3 years ago

The speakers I had were incorporated in the machine!

0points

Joy 3 years ago

We've still got them!!

0points

malenchki 3 years ago

I had them... I'm 14.

0points

RITTIKA KAUSHIK 3 years ago

Meeeeeee

0points

Linda HS 3 years ago

I still have them! They are better than some other stuff on the market

0points

Jo Choto 3 years ago

0points

Caroline 3 years ago

It was so tempted to stick my finger in the hole all the time, but I was so scared to die if I did.

0points

Thomas Sweda 3 years ago

Me too!

0points

Lady of the Mountains 3 years ago

YES my dad loves these even though they're BEIGE

0points

Nathan Pogorzala 3 years ago

You think we could afford the Harmon Kardon!?!

0points

DonS 3 years ago

YES!

0points

John Carr 3 years ago

I nabbed a couple of sets of old Harmon Kardon speakers that were being dumped. They are still working perfectly after about 20 years!

0points

Full Name 3 years ago

Mine were long and narrow and connected to the sides of the monitor

0points

Salam Payne 3 years ago

I hated them .. not loud at all

0points

Mystery Egg 3 years ago

I still have these! Of course, only one works.

0points

David Dwyer 3 years ago

Still have em' ol suckers

0points

S. Tor Storm 3 years ago

Never had them myself, but I's seen plenty yes sir

0points

#17

This Feeling All Of The Time

Final score:

557points

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Ally R 3 years ago

I still think the 90s were 10 years ago.

628points

#18

What Else?

Final score:

553points

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Bill Evs 3 years ago

UK specific but when I was a kid in the 80's we had a grand total of 4 TV channels to choose from.

222points

#19

In The ‘80s, TV Stations Just Turned Off Late At Night. No Infomercials, Nothing. Just This

Final score:

534points

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Brandy Grote 3 years ago

Well, they played a nifty tune first, and then some nice white noise to fall asleep to...

278points

#20

70's Kids Checking In

Final score:

531points

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cugel 3 years ago

Oh yeah, Disney on a Sunday night, that one hits home.

297points

#21

Well, This Is The New Metric For How Old We Are, I Guess

Final score:

525points

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Danish Dynomummy 3 years ago

My Kids freak out every time I tell them I wasn't born in this Millennium

294points

#22

Stolen From Facebook

Final score:

512points

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Some Cool Guy 3 years ago

I'm not loving it

171points

#23

Phoebe’s Baby Is A College Grad

Final score:

491points

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S. Tor Storm 3 years ago (edited)

hahaha, I actually thought to myself: wow, she actually kept in touch with him even tho it wasn't her baby?

192points

#24

Was It A Nokia Or A Razr You Had?

Final score:

478points

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Michelle M 3 years ago (edited)

I had a Nokia c2 when I was 10 or 11. Used to feel quite smug typing fast without looking at the keyboard.

188points

#25

We All Knew This Day Would Come

Final score:

472points

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Vicky Z 3 years ago (edited)

That's a great imagination right there!! I remember the young person that saw a real floppy disc and asked his dad why he has 3d printed the save icon!!

384points

#26

Aww

Final score:

471points

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Ally R 3 years ago

Awww!

235points

#27

Anyone Else??

Final score:

454points

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Jayne Kyra 3 years ago

And then you go to the actual store and those young whippersnappers rearranged it again.

276points

#28

An Ancient Artifact From A More Civilized Time

Final score:

443points

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kristina law 3 years ago

Who didn't have this exact alarm clock?!

428points

#29

Pretty Much!

Final score:

442points

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MagicalUnicorn 3 years ago

oh crap, i totally have such location in my home town, the realization hit me like ton of brick

218points

#30

Old School Uncool

Final score:

438points

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Vicky Z 3 years ago

I would fail that student instantly😅😅

245points

#31

Some Redditor Is Mocking His Dad For This 80's Handset That's Plugged Into His iPhone. All I Can Say Is, That Looks Amazingly Comfortable....

Final score:

429points

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Martha Meyer 3 years ago

I still have a landline. Hate taking calls on my smartphone.

265points

#32

I Was 20 When It Aired And God, Do I Still Feel Old....

Final score:

411points

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Kay blue 3 years ago

Betty White is older than sliced bread.

253points

#33

Good Morning

Final score:

409points

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MagicalUnicorn 3 years ago

me, 35, in march 2021 : for vaccination too young, for gynecologist 'geriatric' :D

201points

#34

Afv Anyone?

Final score:

406points

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David Shoemaker 3 years ago

The American bashing on this site seems to be a hobby for a lot of people.

78points

#35

After 9 And On The Weekends Plus $.10 Texts

Final score:

402points

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Natalie Oleander 3 years ago

Free minutes were the best!

186points

#36

Pink Floyd::pride

Final score:

354points

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Michelle M 3 years ago

Reminds me of the Newton's gay meme.

94points

#37

This Cut Me Deep

Final score:

344points

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Vicky Z 3 years ago (edited)

Yesterday i was watching the next top model of my country! And i kid you not but the models(18-19 years old) didn't know Sharon stone, Michelle Pfeiffer and CHER!!!!! How can you not know Cher????

242points

#38

Never Failed

Final score:

316points

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Brandy Grote 3 years ago

I use to have a fake 8 track player to fool my car into playing cassettes. In 1992.

201points

#39

That's Relatable

Final score:

314points

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Steph 3 years ago

Honestly: I did see this picture in a different BP post and: yes, I was absolutely thrilled and thought I need to get this for my little recreation cabin in the mountains!

200points

#40

Internet Is For The 1 Percenters

Final score:

289points

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Kisses4Katie 3 years ago

This comment has been deleted.

34points

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#41

That Moment...

Final score:

97points

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Casey McAlister 3 years ago

Youtube comments under the song from 2004: "Like if you are still listening to this". What do you mean still? 2004 was like two months ago.

45points

#42

Netflix

Final score:

96points

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Zoe's Mom 3 years ago

I still do.

16points

#43

Anyone Else Unable To Resist The Urge To Touch It When It Was Red Hot? Just Once, Of Course?

Final score:

91points

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Karl Baxter 3 years ago

Lit many a cig while driving with on of those 🙂

29points

#44

This One Hurt

Final score:

83points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago (edited)

Expecting stairway to heaven and get teenage dirtbag.

42points

#45

Boomers Unite!

Final score:

81points

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Lynn Morello 3 years ago

Date Of Birth

11points

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

See Also on Bored Panda

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

#46

I’m Officially Old

Final score:

79points

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Jo Morris 3 years ago

"There are people alive who can remember when there were no CDs. Let me tell you about cassette tapes and vinyl records".

79points

#47

Strolling Through Google Maps And Looking At The Houses Of Kids I Played With As A Kid. I Was There When They Planted That Pine Tree. It Was 2 Feet Tall And We Used To Jump Over It

Final score:

79points

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Irina Deneva-Slav 3 years ago

To cushion the blow, pine trees grow quickly. Ours went from 1 foot to 10 feet in less than 10 years.

28points

#48

Kurt Cobain’s Daughter Is Now Older Than He Was At The Time Of His Death. She’s 28, He Died At 27

Final score:

77points

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kristina law 3 years ago

Now THIS makes me sad!

52points

#49

Does Anybody Else Remember These Lift-Top Beasts?

Final score:

75points

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Martha Meyer 3 years ago

No, those must be an American thing. We have double desks in Germany, with two kids sharing one desk and they still look the same now as they did in the 90ies.

44points

#50

Who Remembers These Scratch And Sniff Stickers... I Got The Pickle One Once In 1985 I Remember (First Year Of School)

Final score:

71points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

I love scratch and sniff stickers. Who remembers when magazines had an advertisement for perfume and it had a scratch and sniff sample of the perfumes scent. I thought they were awesome.

43points

#51

Found In The Attic…

Final score:

71points

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Brandy Grote 3 years ago

Awesome! You still can get Dymo tape!

25points

#52

Imagagin Covid03

Final score:

68points

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GoodWolf 3 years ago

And Snake!

63points

#53

We Are Now As Far From The 80, As The 80' Was From The 1940's

Final score:

66points

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Groundcontroltomajortom 3 years ago

Breakfast club! Watched this in secondary school drama class (UK) changed my life!

20points

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

#54

My High School Class Yearbook Is Now On Display At The County Historical Museum. I’m 42

Final score:

65points

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Milan 3 years ago (edited)

Well, be honest, in USA is more things celebrated as historical. Once i was on a police station in small city near New York and on the walls was a sign, something like “rich history of the town Sayreville” and there was a date “incorporated in 1920”. Yes, my milk in fridge is older and have richer history 😀😀 No offense though, i know America is really young compared to Europe ☺️

33points

#55

F**k He’s Right

Final score:

61points

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Ally R 3 years ago

Noooo! The 90s were 10 years ago! 😂

49points

#56

This Is Over 20 Years Ago

Final score:

61points

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Jayne Kyra 3 years ago

I still used it 8 years ago. Downloading the perfect skin was fun!

31points

#57

This Is True

Final score:

58points

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Karl Baxter 3 years ago

I’ve got one in the attic - still play the odd game of Invisible Tank Pong for old times sake

17points

#58

In The Simpsons Episode Where Lisa Is Shown Her Future, The Future Is 2010

Final score:

57points

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Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago

Over a decade ago. So sad the way time passes

18points

#59

20 Years Down The Memory Lane

Final score:

55points

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Anonymous 3 years ago

Ron now has a daughter. :(

27points

#60

What's The Time? Let Me Check My Swatch, The Ultimate 80's Watch!

Final score:

54points

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Brandy Grote 3 years ago

My Swatch is one where if you tap the "glass", bunnies rotate to ....interesting positions! It's worth over a thousand now!

27points

#61

My, How Time Flies

Final score:

50points

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Michelle M 3 years ago

Bartender: 'Wait. That was when I got married. Wasn't that 11 years ago?'

20points

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

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#62

Roll Up Your Puffy Sleeves!

Final score:

47points

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V V 3 years ago

Skyscraper bangs! The amount of product that went into these gravity defying creations was obscene 🤦‍♀️

29points

#63

Tommy Lee Jones Is 75

Final score:

47points

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Natalie Oleander 3 years ago

Awww nooo

17points

#64

Today, My Dad Passed Away. When We Got Home And Were Sort Of Aimlessly Looking Through His ‘Computer Room’ I Came Across This And Was Instantly Transported Back To When Dial Up And Aol Where The Thing. I’m Old

Today, My Dad Passed Away. When We Got Home And Were Sort Of Aimlessly Looking Through His ‘Computer Room’ I Came Across This And Was Instantly Transported Back To When Dial Up And Aol Where The Thing. I’m Old

Final score:

47points

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Igglepiggle 3 years ago

Sorry for your loss man.

52points

#65

We All Have, Buddy

Final score:

46points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago (edited)

I used to love that show. Now I think "why" lol. The acting was so bad.

23points

#66

A Working Phone Booth!?!

Final score:

45points

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Kate 3 years ago

Pft. Obviously, it's a TARDIS.

52points

#67

...and It Was Usually Followed By Hee-Haw

Final score:

44points

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Luther von Wolfen 3 years ago

No Lawrence Welk, but my whole family gathered for Hee-Haw.

26points

#68

Car Cassette Adaptor

Final score:

44points

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Jo Choto 3 years ago

And does everyone remember how to fix a cassette tape when it breaks?

25points

#69

Cole Sprouse Who Played Ross's Son On Friends Is Now The Same Age As David Schwimmer When He Played His Dad

Final score:

43points

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Natalie Oleander 3 years ago

Hold up. WHAT!?!

31points

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

#70

Terminator 2 Is 30 Years Old This Year!

Final score:

41points

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Aski Markup 3 years ago

Still holds up better than many modern day movies.

45points

#71

Whoa

Final score:

41points

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Dodo 3 years ago

Oh God, really? That really does make me feel old

24points

#72

I'll Just Leave This Here

Final score:

40points

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Pen Irwin 3 years ago

These were so cool.

21points

#73

Ralph Macchio Is Currently 59. Pat Morita Was 51 When ‘The Karate Kid’ Came Out

Final score:

38points

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Nadja Lambacher 3 years ago

I mean he was playing a 16 year old at 28.

23points

#74

I’m Thinking Of Someone Who Is Right Now As Old As I Was When This Song Came Out, And Then Thinking Of 2004 And It Is Not Going Well

Final score:

37points

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Robert T 3 years ago

Ha. I was around to remember the year they were writing about!

11points

#75

That 70s Show Was Made Longer Ago Than The Difference From When It Was Set

Final score:

36points

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kristina law 3 years ago

I do not appreciate that math!

40points

#76

The Infant (Played By Sophia Coppola) That Was Baptized In "The Godfather", Turns 50yo Next Year

Final score:

36points

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Michelle M 3 years ago

I'm not proud to say that I've never watched The godfather. But I love me some Robert De Niro.

15points

#77

I've Carried The Same Umbrella In My Car For 26 Years. It Was A Baseball "Umbrella Night" Giveaway In 1995

Final score:

32points

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Persp Gold 3 years ago

This actually goes with the theme of the thread and people are being rude

16points

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

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#78

Bindi Irwin, The Late Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwins Daughter

Final score:

31points

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Brandy Grote 3 years ago

This was last year. She has a babby with her hub now!

24points

#79

Ah, The Golden Era Of Gaming!

Final score:

30points

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Vorknkx 3 years ago

PC gaming in the 90's started with blocky 4-color graphics... and ended up with full-blown 3D. No other decade has experienced such a dramatic technological jump in gaming, especially with regard to computers.

15points

#80

Joe Biden Is So Old, The First Time He Ran For President, If He Would've Won He Would Have Succeeded Ronald Reagan

Final score:

29points

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Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago

You might say he had to BIDE his time for quite a while before he finally got the job. ...I'll show myself out.

63points

#81

Today 21 Years Ago The Real Slim Shady Lp Came Out. I’m Old!

Final score:

27points

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Jayne Kyra 3 years ago

And still vastly superior to quite a few modern-day rappers.

29points

#82

Johnny Knoxville Is 50

Final score:

26points

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Dodo 3 years ago

Anyone else surprised he actually made it to 50? At least with all his limbs in tact?

78points

#83

This Hurts

Final score:

25points

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Lara Verne 3 years ago

Interesting, but no one is making movies set in 2000s.

7points

#84

Pain

Final score:

22points

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Rissie 3 years ago

Get out of here... No really, I don't want to hear it.

13points

#85

“Mclovin” From Superbad Turns 40 Today

Final score:

22points

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Jonathan 3 years ago (edited)

What a movie! I know what I am doing this evening... "... the thing about my back is it's located on..."

4points

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

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#86

Kurt Loder Is 74

Final score:

17points

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Vasana Phong 3 years ago

Remember Sam Goodies anyone??

23points

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Mark Fuller 3 years ago

40 years old in a few weeks and currently on holiday. Very excited / proud that we went OUT for dinner after 8pm and stayed up after midnight!! But did still walk passed most of the bars and restaurants because they were "too loud" or "busy". We just wanted peace and quiet, with decent food, a nice atmosphere and as few other humans as possible. We're officially old. But had a lovely evening!

72points

D K 3 years ago

Happy early birthday! I’m 39 and can relate.

17points

Hello Dolly 3 years ago

My 31st birthday was last month. This was the first year I didn’t even get a single alcoholic drink to celebrate. I had a mocktail. The hang over from a single drink just isn’t worth it anymore. I went to bed at 9 :/

4points

Ross Warren 3 years ago

By that definition, I've been old since I was 19.

2points

Natalia A 3 years ago

Happy birthday! Brace yourself, and your back:)

2points

Michael Pattow 2 years ago

44 here, my wife just got a great job working from home and I was all excitedly "can we move to the middle of nowhere now?"

1point

MotherRobinson 2 years ago

41 here and can totally relate.

1point

JF 2 years ago

I'm 34 and I'm like this...givin my husband is 44 lol...but still, quiet is good.....no havn to watch young people NOT disipline their bada** kids.....and then wonder y they're bad??

1point

BatPhace 2 years ago

Happy belated birthday, from someone who just turned 38 and os happy to be in excellent company with my holiday wants/needs 🤣

0points

Michael Se 3 years ago

A few months ago, I (only 43) had to show a kid how the gas pump worked. He kept hitting the octane number. After the fifth punch I told him, "You have to lift the handle cradle. It's old school." He lifted it, and pleasantly chuffed, said, "Thank you, sir!" And I was instantly 70 years old.

31points

Ivy la Sangrienta 3 years ago

Wait, what other kind of pumps are there?!!

16points

Lunar Bicycle 3 years ago

Honestly, any of these that start with “remember when?” and then show computers or cell phones seem silly to my old self. Those all still feel new to me! I still remember when a cordless landline phone felt like future tech. I called a friend from it and told him I was in the front yard. He was blown away. And we didn’t even keep the phone. It was a gift for my grandparents, and my mom wanted me to test it first since she didn’t trust the technology!

15points

April Caron 3 years ago (edited)

My official first “I feel old” moment happened way back in 1997, when my son was 6 years old. We had an old stereo system that had a record player. I still owned a few albums, but never played them, because it was missing the needle. I finally found one in an old thrift shop and set about putting it to use. After listening to the first side, I told my son to flip it over to the other side. Being a child who only knew CD’s, he exclaimed, “It has music on both sides?!! Cool!!!” (This kid is 30 now, which officially makes me ancient!)

13points

DuchessDegu 3 years ago

Bullcrap. If your kid was 6 in 1997 he's like 20 now. YES he is. He is. Yep. No, you shut up. 😐

15points

Caroline Overill 3 years ago

You know you're old when an actor you had a crush on is advertising stair lifts.

10points

Chris Osborn 2 years ago

Or life insurance

3points

BoredHuman 3 years ago (edited)

Wanna feel old. As a young teen, I remember it being a big thing to stay up late to watch Soul Train and the Midnight Special with Wolfman Jack on weekend nights.

8points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

When you get your invitation card from AARP... well, that made my hubby feel old. Me, I'm two years younger, so they're not after me, yet. (yet)

8points

Seanette Blaylock 3 years ago

I got my first communication from them at 28 (somehow, they knew when I saw that first gray hair....)

8points

Aaron Burgoyne 3 years ago

I was telling my kids about the first Fantastic Beasts movie: Me: "I think it takes place in the 20s." 7yo: "It IS the 20s." Me: 7yo: Me: "Fine. The 1920s."

7points

classbag 3 years ago (edited)

Oh my god... it is😲

6points

Bill Evs 3 years ago

The only thing that makes me realise I'm old these days is looking at the clock, seeing it's 9pm and thinking "best be off to bed soon"

7points

Demi Zwaan 3 years ago

I can't remember I was this busy with proving other people are old when I was a kid. Do kids these days think they don't age or something? I mean, this is a nice trip through memory lane for me, but I don't need it to know how old I am. The pain in my back when I slept wrong and the tired eyes at 22:00 tell me that :D

7points

Chassi 2 years ago

We just called our parents and their friends dinosaurs or old as dirt.

2points

Michelle M 3 years ago (edited)

Though, I'm Gen Z, I feel like I know many of these because my grandparents raised me and I love me some old movies. A kid in the future would probably ask me what Netflix was or who the Kardashians were.

7points

RandomBeing 3 years ago

Gen Z old entertainment gang! :D I have so many awesome memories from older live action disney movies like Love Bug that nobody else seems to know about as well as just older movies in general.

6points

Emily Fowler 3 years ago

I was 55 when the young woman at the movie theater asked if I wanted the senior discount. Slightly taken aback, I said " no thanks" ." Are you sure?" she asked?

6points

Notnow 2 years ago

I remember when people started saying " yes ma'am and no ma'am" to me. I finally had to let it go and let them.

3points

Duncan 3 years ago

I loved this. Am I only one to think that some things were just better 30 years ago?

6points

Random Anon 3 years ago

Late 1900s got me good. It's factual and yet doesn't feel right.

5points

Monte Larson 3 years ago

My granddaughter's collection of historical coins includes anything before 1995. 🤣

5points

Sarah Runyon 3 years ago

I remember telling my husband that smart phones were just a passing fad because they were so sensitive they might not stay off if you put them in your purse or pocket and that no one looks at the internet enough to justify those charges.

5points

Charles Bosse 3 years ago

I was in college with a smartphone before the iPod existed. Windows CE was as bad as anyone said but it was pretty rad when I visited Kansas and realized the fields all had free WiFi and in 2002 I could surf the internet on the go like most people take for granted now.

2points

Chich 3 years ago

That was both jarring and fun :P

5points

Jennifer DeFillippo 3 years ago

71yo now...and so many memories I can't even begin.... it's almost my bedtime and I haven't even had supper yet!

4points

Seabeast 3 years ago

Getting old is way better than the alternative.

4points

not your average weirdo 3 years ago

I'm gen z but still, I grew up with more “old fashioned” things. I barely knew what an iPhone was when I was in 5th grade.

4points

classbag 3 years ago

Lmao

5points

Robin DJW 3 years ago

You know you are old when you recall that the neighborhood dogs all ran around together. We did not even on a leash (lead).

4points

Notnow 2 years ago

And they could poop anywhere and nobody bitched about it. Yeah! Oh wait I forgot *****.

1point

Lee Macro 3 years ago

Anyone else feel the need to go draw their pension even though they know they're way off that age??

4points

Lovin' Life 3 years ago

Memories!!!! I am old!

3points

TJ Wilkins 2 years ago

Making my grandchildren watch APOLLO 13 so they could see what a real miracle going to the moon actually was - spaceship with knobs & buttons and no digital/computer

2points

AzKhaleesi 2 years ago

No doubt! I turned 40 last August, and my (now husband) and I went on our honeymoon in January to Puerto Rico. There was all kinds of partying and clubbing and we were like Nah, let's grab a glass of wine and sit on the beach and just cuddle and listen to the waves. No crazy drunkeness or anything. And we too stayed up late cuz you know ... honeymoon special occasion lol.

2points

Diane Aguilar 3 years ago

It's just hit me that I'm the same age my late mother was when she was busy having her first Year from Hell, with a husband (my dad) battling cancer while her father (my grandfather) passed away from a heart attack. I thought she was so old back then. Now I'm THAT age, though it's been eighteen years since *I* lost MY dad and six years since I lost my mom. That makes me feel ancient.

2points

Rich Willson 3 years ago

This entire thread makes me feel old..

2points

Ray Martin 3 years ago

You feel old? I'm older than the space age. When I was born, the only thing orbiting the Earth was the Moon. The world population was 2.87 billion.

2points

GoddessOdd 3 years ago

I just retired... a little early, but still. I have never felt so old in my entire life. I feel great, and don't look ancient, but every single time I tell people "I'm retired" when they ask what I do... oy vey.. I die a little more

2points

Tina Hugh 2 years ago

I have never been so old in my entire life, so I feel you.

1point

RandomBeing 3 years ago

As a member of Gen Z I always find this stuff kinda funny. A lot of my entertainment was old growing up. My family often watches disney movies from around the 70's like The Cat from Outer Space and rarely does anybody else know what I'm talking about. We also had an amazing VHS collection.

2points

classbag 3 years ago

Everyone grows up watching Disney classics, regardless of generation. But I will admit I've never heard of The Cat from Outer Space.

1point

Jknbt 2 years ago

50 is the new 40. That means 40 is the new 30. Credit yourself with 10 free more years & celebrate. Woo-hoo!

1point

Cathy Hurd 2 years ago

I remember when I was about 12 figuring out hold old I would turn in 2000. "43? I'll never be that old"

1point

Ian Taggart 2 years ago

What made ME feel old: Steve Burns going bald.

1point

Benjamin Strydom 2 years ago

I think when I started looking at the expiry date before I buy a bread...that was a dead giveaway

1point

Mazer 3 years ago

The four minute rotary phone challenge, if you are a Boomer, it will warm your heart https://youtu.be/BAMDncfPHGs

1point

Mark Morey 2 years ago

I see that more than half the items were deleted per viewer votes. I assume the ones I wasn’t too old to relate to were among them.

0points

Notnow 2 years ago

I had a great time on this site. Took a nice long walk through my life and it was a blast!

0points

Himory TheDreamer 2 years ago

Age is a weird thing. I'm 22 and extremely socially inept autistic. I'll see people talking about work, college, marriage, kids and feel like they are so much older than me, but often they're younger or just 2 or 3 years older. And then in the same breath they talked about being engaged they will say something that feels so naive I can't believe this person is my age.

0points

TJ Wilkins 2 years ago

Making my grandchildren watch APOLLO 13 to show how going to the moon was actually so incredible… got there on knobs and toggles and no digital/computers

0points

Marla Anderson 2 years ago

A couple years ago I went to a goodwill store and was browsing, found a few things for my crafts and was at the counter when the gal said to me 'any discounts??' I glanced up and she said 'ahh senior discount, any more??' I left everything on the counter and walked out. Got in my car and started to cry!!. Reality hit and I walked back in and said ' yeah i will take it....senior discount.' I had just turned 65 and that was my first hint of reality!!

0points

MarsFKA 3 years ago

Walked into the Anchorage Museum in 2015 and when paying the girl at the counter, asked for the old fart's discount and she never even asked for my ID and I'm not even American. Same thing happened in Vancouver two weeks later. What *is* it about me?

0points

AngelWingsYT 3 years ago

Years ago i remember this one commercial for a dvr box where 1 kid who was like 1-2 years older said to her younger sis "when i was your age we only could record 2 shows at once not 3". XD i got SO mad at it like "girl when i was YOUR age we recorded ONE show on a black tape box the quality was piss n it lasted a yr at most. The first box to record tv live was freaking sorcery! N you still could only record one thing n it was always parents shows"

0points

AngelWingsYT 3 years ago

Im at that age a kid asked what a VHS was..and i fear soon will get to the point ppl will ask what a dvd is....i also remember when TVO first came out how ground breaking it was....im 27 i feel old xD

0points

Mari 3 years ago

In my mind my parents keep the same age not yet 60. Lasr time when I was talking to my father about "an old man of 75", I suddenly realised my father is 71 himself.

0points

Lilly Amadu 3 years ago

My "now I'm old" moment came when, about 20 years ago, I was working at a store that sold media and collectibles and such and I had two teachers come in who wanted a poster they could cut the face out of for a pie in the face booth. "I have *the perfect* thing!" and I take them to our mounted posters and proudly display the one we have of Curly, from the 3 Stooges. The one looks at me and goes "Our kids would have no idea who he is." Me: "Now I feel old." I don't think the (older than me) teachers appreciated that remark very much. That, and they were looking to have a poster *donated* to their carnival rather than, y'know, buying something from the store.

0points

Marcy Lynn 3 years ago

I know all of these. Makes me feel older than I usually feel.

0points

-your_demon_grunkle 3 years ago

These made me feel old and I'm in Gen Z.

0points

-logansucrose- (he/him) 2 years ago

they made me feel old and im 15. the fact i knew what most of these were-

-1point

DC 3 years ago

... fug!

0points

Lia Hamada 2 years ago

My mother doesn't agree with me if i am saying, i am old. Even I am actually 21 y.o, but my childhood really makes me feel like in heaven because no stress for social media.

-1point

Bobby 2 years ago

AOL Host, here. Was it really that long ago?

-1point

Ismail Azhadh 2 years ago (edited)

I REALLY felt like 2 year old around a bunch of adults

-1point

Laura Osborne 2 years ago

I have posted this before on a similar thread, but I was talking to my niece a while ago about computers and school, I told her that we didn't have computers to google answers and she replied with - "oh yes, they had slates and chalk in your day, didn't they?" - I'm 49 now!

-1point

Jaice Terry 2 years ago

I was born in 1996. I'm turning 26 this year. I have siblings that were born in the late 80s. I can relate to most of this list. I shouldn't feel old at 26. What's happening?

-1point

memyselfandI 3 years ago

Now I feel young… I only knew who half of those people were.

-1point

Persp Gold 3 years ago

The age ones are dumb, glad they mostly got pushed off the main page

-1point

IlovemydogShilo 3 years ago

I feel so old now. Can somebody hand me my zimmer frame and a packet of ibuprofen please?

-1point

Sanne H. 3 years ago

One particular sentence in the song “een eigen huis” by René Froger, that he bought a third VCR today, so from now on he won’t miss any show anymore.

-1point

Paradise 3 years ago

I started asking people if they know what I am talking about. Recently asked a 28 year old if he knew who Gumby was. My 31 year old coworker did not know the McGiver reference.

-1point

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Mark Fuller 3 years ago

72points

D K 3 years ago

Happy early birthday! I’m 39 and can relate.

17points

Hello Dolly 3 years ago

4points

Ross Warren 3 years ago

By that definition, I've been old since I was 19.

2points

Natalia A 3 years ago

Happy birthday! Brace yourself, and your back:)

2points

Michael Pattow 2 years ago

44 here, my wife just got a great job working from home and I was all excitedly "can we move to the middle of nowhere now?"

1point

MotherRobinson 2 years ago

41 here and can totally relate.

1point

JF 2 years ago

I'm 34 and I'm like this...givin my husband is 44 lol...but still, quiet is good.....no havn to watch young people NOT disipline their bada** kids.....and then wonder y they're bad??

1point

BatPhace 2 years ago

Happy belated birthday, from someone who just turned 38 and os happy to be in excellent company with my holiday wants/needs 🤣

0points

Michael Se 3 years ago

31points

Ivy la Sangrienta 3 years ago

Wait, what other kind of pumps are there?!!

16points

Lunar Bicycle 3 years ago

15points

April Caron 3 years ago (edited)

13points

DuchessDegu 3 years ago

Bullcrap. If your kid was 6 in 1997 he's like 20 now. YES he is. He is. Yep. No, you shut up. 😐

15points

Caroline Overill 3 years ago

You know you're old when an actor you had a crush on is advertising stair lifts.

10points

Chris Osborn 2 years ago

Or life insurance

3points

BoredHuman 3 years ago (edited)

Wanna feel old. As a young teen, I remember it being a big thing to stay up late to watch Soul Train and the Midnight Special with Wolfman Jack on weekend nights.

8points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

When you get your invitation card from AARP... well, that made my hubby feel old. Me, I'm two years younger, so they're not after me, yet. (yet)

8points

Seanette Blaylock 3 years ago

I got my first communication from them at 28 (somehow, they knew when I saw that first gray hair....)

8points

Aaron Burgoyne 3 years ago

I was telling my kids about the first Fantastic Beasts movie: Me: "I think it takes place in the 20s." 7yo: "It IS the 20s." Me: 7yo: Me: "Fine. The 1920s."

7points

classbag 3 years ago (edited)

Oh my god... it is😲

6points

Bill Evs 3 years ago

The only thing that makes me realise I'm old these days is looking at the clock, seeing it's 9pm and thinking "best be off to bed soon"

7points

Demi Zwaan 3 years ago

7points

Chassi 2 years ago

We just called our parents and their friends dinosaurs or old as dirt.

2points

Michelle M 3 years ago (edited)

7points

RandomBeing 3 years ago

Gen Z old entertainment gang! :D I have so many awesome memories from older live action disney movies like Love Bug that nobody else seems to know about as well as just older movies in general.

6points

Emily Fowler 3 years ago

I was 55 when the young woman at the movie theater asked if I wanted the senior discount. Slightly taken aback, I said " no thanks" ." Are you sure?" she asked?

6points

Notnow 2 years ago

I remember when people started saying " yes ma'am and no ma'am" to me. I finally had to let it go and let them.

3points

Duncan 3 years ago

I loved this. Am I only one to think that some things were just better 30 years ago?

6points

Random Anon 3 years ago

Late 1900s got me good. It's factual and yet doesn't feel right.

5points

Monte Larson 3 years ago

My granddaughter's collection of historical coins includes anything before 1995. 🤣

5points

Sarah Runyon 3 years ago

5points

Charles Bosse 3 years ago

2points

Chich 3 years ago

That was both jarring and fun :P

5points

Jennifer DeFillippo 3 years ago

71yo now...and so many memories I can't even begin.... it's almost my bedtime and I haven't even had supper yet!

4points

Seabeast 3 years ago

Getting old is way better than the alternative.

4points

not your average weirdo 3 years ago

I'm gen z but still, I grew up with more “old fashioned” things. I barely knew what an iPhone was when I was in 5th grade.

4points

classbag 3 years ago

Lmao

5points

Robin DJW 3 years ago

You know you are old when you recall that the neighborhood dogs all ran around together. We did not even on a leash (lead).

4points

Notnow 2 years ago

And they could poop anywhere and nobody bitched about it. Yeah! Oh wait I forgot *****.

1point

Lee Macro 3 years ago

Anyone else feel the need to go draw their pension even though they know they're way off that age??

4points

Lovin' Life 3 years ago

Memories!!!! I am old!

3points

TJ Wilkins 2 years ago

Making my grandchildren watch APOLLO 13 so they could see what a real miracle going to the moon actually was - spaceship with knobs & buttons and no digital/computer

2points

AzKhaleesi 2 years ago

2points

Diane Aguilar 3 years ago

2points

Rich Willson 3 years ago

This entire thread makes me feel old..

2points

Ray Martin 3 years ago

You feel old? I'm older than the space age. When I was born, the only thing orbiting the Earth was the Moon. The world population was 2.87 billion.

2points

GoddessOdd 3 years ago

2points

Tina Hugh 2 years ago

I have never been so old in my entire life, so I feel you.

1point

RandomBeing 3 years ago

2points

classbag 3 years ago

Everyone grows up watching Disney classics, regardless of generation. But I will admit I've never heard of The Cat from Outer Space.

1point

Jknbt 2 years ago

50 is the new 40. That means 40 is the new 30. Credit yourself with 10 free more years & celebrate. Woo-hoo!

1point

Cathy Hurd 2 years ago

I remember when I was about 12 figuring out hold old I would turn in 2000. "43? I'll never be that old"

1point

Ian Taggart 2 years ago

What made ME feel old: Steve Burns going bald.

1point

Benjamin Strydom 2 years ago

I think when I started looking at the expiry date before I buy a bread...that was a dead giveaway

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Mazer 3 years ago

The four minute rotary phone challenge, if you are a Boomer, it will warm your heart https://youtu.be/BAMDncfPHGs

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Mark Morey 2 years ago

I see that more than half the items were deleted per viewer votes. I assume the ones I wasn’t too old to relate to were among them.

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Notnow 2 years ago

I had a great time on this site. Took a nice long walk through my life and it was a blast!

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Himory TheDreamer 2 years ago

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TJ Wilkins 2 years ago

Making my grandchildren watch APOLLO 13 to show how going to the moon was actually so incredible… got there on knobs and toggles and no digital/computers

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Marla Anderson 2 years ago

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MarsFKA 3 years ago

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AngelWingsYT 3 years ago

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AngelWingsYT 3 years ago

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Mari 3 years ago

In my mind my parents keep the same age not yet 60. Lasr time when I was talking to my father about "an old man of 75", I suddenly realised my father is 71 himself.

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Lilly Amadu 3 years ago

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Marcy Lynn 3 years ago

I know all of these. Makes me feel older than I usually feel.

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-your_demon_grunkle 3 years ago

These made me feel old and I'm in Gen Z.

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-logansucrose- (he/him) 2 years ago

they made me feel old and im 15. the fact i knew what most of these were-

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