... when 'a new hip joint' meant a place we wanted to hang out on a Friday night... 
Old Enough To Remember?
- Thread starter Shuey
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... full circle again...
The first car with touchscreen was a Buick back in 1986...
Over buyers complaining about having to take their eyes off the road, the technology was dropped...
it hasn’t been seen for some time...
The first car with touchscreen was a Buick back in 1986...
Over buyers complaining about having to take their eyes off the road, the technology was dropped...
it hasn’t been seen for some time...
... spending every spare moment as a kid in the 70ies and 80ies...
like nicking books way above our age level, reading them late at night
with a flashlight under the covers?...
like nicking books way above our age level, reading them late at night
with a flashlight under the covers?...
Remember this guy?
Joe Isuzu!
I never got my free house!!
I think that was Oprah.
... yep...
... indeed...
... yep, like cleaning a crime-scene...
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I tried that with a bottle of Ouzo in the cabinet. I didn't get away with it.
... yoh! I'd had my turntable and vinyls...
... and spent hours creating my mix-tapes...
... and spent hours creating my mix-tapes...
Gen-X...
we memorized phone numbers...
we memorized drive directions...
no one knew what we looked like...
no one could reach us...
we were GODS...
we memorized phone numbers...
we memorized drive directions...
no one knew what we looked like...
no one could reach us...
we were GODS...
Gen Z will never know the 17 weeks of terror brought about in 1991
by Bryan Adams and his Robin Hood soundtrack...
by Bryan Adams and his Robin Hood soundtrack...
... the devices, that could predict incoming phone calls...
Gen Z will never know the 17 weeks of terror brought about in 1991
by Bryan Adams and his Robin Hood soundtrack...
Martin....you awakened some great memories. Made my early Sunday. Thank you. drr
I am old enough to remember that in 1975, Bryan Adams was at my home in North Vancouver BC. Perhaps the first time I heard him sing,,,,He was downstairs with my middle 'adopted son' .......Bryan and Rick....and a couple of guys who I do not remember...were jamming.... guitars and drum set...and a mic..... Sounds were muffled actually....great insulation. Rick came upstairs for a few minutes....he was laughing....and in good humo(u)r......high school age. I asked something like...who owns the scratchy singing voice... .....Rick said something like
That's Bryan. Figures he'll be a star someday.'
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I have a friend that owned the exclusive rights to the Alf phone in New Zealand and Australia. - He made a fortune back in the 80's.
I had a Grid Compass it was sweet.I had a Kaypro Computer
