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Gilbert 6 days ago
#2 You couldn't access the internet if someone in the house was on the phone.
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Freddie 6 days ago
#8 They are still making Spirograph
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Rosalyn 6 days ago
#1 ... I don't get it; what's the difference between the first "wrong" and "correct"? 
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Angela 6 days ago
Rosalyn, You had to be there. Even if you had it oriented correctly, it wouldn't go in until you tried it upside down first. No idea why - just the way it was.
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Kay 6 days ago
#6 Dot matrix printer feed edges
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Kay 6 days ago
#7 Are you kidding? I started on a 1982 DOS IM PC
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Angela 6 days ago
Kay, How about my first - a Honeywell 200 - 8K core memory, 2400' tape storage, 80 column card reader.
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Melvina 6 days ago
Angela,You two f@#kers ought to hook up!
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Elenor 5 days ago
Every one of them.
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Domenic 5 days ago
#15 Remember it? I got it on DVD + it's sequel.
#11 Our first car had these.
#7 I'm even older than that, greenhorn.
#11 Our first car had these.
#7 I'm even older than that, greenhorn.
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Fenrisulven 5 days ago
#7 My first PC had windows 3.11, but it was a few years old when I bought it. My second had windows 95, but I upgraded it with 98 se after some time.
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Les 5 days ago
#21 All Europeans, old and young.
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Ricardo 5 days ago
#21 - yeah, and a "3 on the tree", too.
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Nibby 3 days ago
#4 what's wierd is that the plug is gone but the hole remains in modern cars.
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Nibby 3 days ago
#17 Yeah, it's nuts!
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Nibby 3 days ago
#21 Things Americans can't comprehend
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Nibby 3 days ago
#7 Dialing in to Viditel on my ITT 2020 using a 1200/75 baud modem.
Hacking was so much easier back then
Hacking was so much easier back then
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Joey 3 days ago
I think I'm older than any of those pictures.
#11 Our first car had these.
#7 I'm even older than that, greenhorn.
Hacking was so much easier back then