Back in my day...
 

Back in my day the Technodrome Forums used to be good

Back in my day people didn't get upset over everything that was said.

Back in my day 14 year olds werent tryhard brats.

Back in my day I had to use the encyclopedia to do research. Today I use Wikipedia.:P

Back in my day...

The end of May and early June didn't feel like August.

The first "turtle" in a computer "game" was in fact only a triangle on a black and green Apple computer screen that responded to basic written commands.

Nintendo owners lived under the false assumption that blowing in the cartridge would make the game work.

We had to go to a library to research for school reports. After school, when we were tired and had other homework waiting at home and dinner had to wait. Now there's kids too lazy to look up their own info with Google in front of them.

We (or at least some of us) were not permitted to touch our parent's pricey gadgets (i.e. my parents original VHS camcorder) even if old enough to be responsible with it... now you have 2-year-olds jabbing at expensive tablets and phones and under-10s owning one.

Schools didn't have A/C or TVs. (Okay, my high school did.)

Our parents didn't really get the TMNT craze, but now they're the first grandparents who totally get it. Or at least get it more now and don't mind reliving it.




What's back in your day for some here... kindergarten? :P

In my day "COMING SOON TO OWN ON VIDEO AND DVD" blared through our non-flat screen tvs.

Yeah. This is the worstest of worst ideas ever. Not only because I think giving kids computer screens at an early age is bad, but because kids are the clumsiest creatures alive. Don't hand them an expensive iPad. They're gonna drop it to the floor many, many times.

I miss that. I feel like it was only Disney who used that though.

Ah sh*t you really got me

LOGO!
Oh holy crap I haven't even thought about LOGO in years!

Back in my day all drugs were bad and there was no iffy middle ground.

Back in my day it wasn't considered funny to say slightly longer versions of names that already exist.

Got you? Woah, we aren't that close dude...

Back in my day, I still wouldn't have known what that meant.

Known what what meant?

Maybe me and you aren't but your mother is another story

Sick burn.
.....

Exactly.


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Huh!??? Am I not getting something.

Back in my day, you were not present on the drome

Back in my day, Toon Disney was still in existence.

Back in my day there was no #OMG, #SELFIE
I swear, I'm the only person I know who doesn't give a crap about hashtags and the perfect pic for Instagram and Snapchat, or really pictures of myself in general.

Back in my day people were more bearable than they are now.

One day you will have a phone, and it'll change the way you look at life. *shivers* Don't underestimate the power of a cellphone camera.

Back in my day most people knew when to stfu.

Not important> Back in my day... we celebrated "100th day" in elementary school with candy and other treats. (Basically the 100th day of the school year was when.) <Ignore

We still do that.

Obviously not

How would you know that? I'm still in middle school.

Blowing into the cartridges did work. It just wasn't the safest thing for them.

So where do you live? Florida?

I'm in 9th grade and the last time we had 100th day was in 3rd or 2nd grade

Was referring to the first part

The 100th day thing? Had no idea that that many schools did it.


E is right on the first part tho.

Solar System
 

The Sun was the only star mankind knew had planets orbiting it, and Pluto was still considered a planet and not a dwarf planet while the only known natural satellite of Pluto was Charon. Most Edgeworth–Kuiper objects were still unkwown to mankind and the same for the scattered objects.