EdMat
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I must still be young then. never had a MySpace account. ;-)
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I must still be young then. never had a MySpace account. ;-)
RapidSpyder
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Neither have I, then again I don't do Facebook either...
seaweed
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I scored 18, but I also still use some of those items. So I guess that I am old (still old).
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Ouch! I scored a 20.
IdahoMtnSpyder
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MySpace shouldn't even be on the list! It's not an oldie's thing at all! It was created in 2003, which is only 3 years before I retired!
I'm going to say I score 21 and maybe 22 or 23. Don't remember if I ever had an AOL account or ordered from Columbia House, but I think so. The only one I haven't done is Myspace, but that doesn't count as it shouldn't even be on the list. AOL qualifies, I suppose, since it actually dates back to 1985, but it still exists so just because you've used it doesn't mean you're old.
Obviously the person who put that list together thinks anyone over 45 today is old. I mean, digital cameras are only about 30 years old so if you assume a 15 year old would have been an early adopter that means he would only be about 45 today. So of course anyone over 45 who ever took photographs would have used a film camera! Few of the items on the list have dropped off the tech scene more than about 15 to 20 years ago so having used things such as a fax is no indicator of old age.
We ain't old, we just possess extensive versatile experience!
I'm going to say I score 21 and maybe 22 or 23. Don't remember if I ever had an AOL account or ordered from Columbia House, but I think so. The only one I haven't done is Myspace, but that doesn't count as it shouldn't even be on the list. AOL qualifies, I suppose, since it actually dates back to 1985, but it still exists so just because you've used it doesn't mean you're old.
Obviously the person who put that list together thinks anyone over 45 today is old. I mean, digital cameras are only about 30 years old so if you assume a 15 year old would have been an early adopter that means he would only be about 45 today. So of course anyone over 45 who ever took photographs would have used a film camera! Few of the items on the list have dropped off the tech scene more than about 15 to 20 years ago so having used things such as a fax is no indicator of old age.
We ain't old, we just possess extensive versatile experience!
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Partzman23
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Well I scored a 21, does that make me old, I’m only 61:dontknow: :chat: :roflblack:
IdahoMtnSpyder
Active member
I protest the idea that any age from 60 to 85 can be considered old! :gaah:
85 to 100, well maybe that is finally old! :dontknow:
85 to 100, well maybe that is finally old! :dontknow:
pegasus1300
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scored 22 and yes I am old and hope to get older
RapidSpyder
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Never did the milk thing
Yep, older than dirt. Remember them all!.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Thanks a lot! I totally nailed that list. :thumbup: I even remember Teaberry and Beemans gum. :yes:
RapidSpyder
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RangerRick
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When, "Wanna a buy a Lid", referred to something other than a cover for a container
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