Today's Teen vs. Teen 20 years ago
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Pay phones?
Those are hard to find nowadays. My grandparents always told me to keep a quarter in my pocket to call home if I needed to.
I'm old enough to remember when it was a dime!
Me too! in fact, when I was in first grade the school gave everyone a card that held a dime and your home phone number!0 -
Going from vinyl, to cassettes, to CD's.
Pong.
Vinyl and pong?? In the 90's?0 -
Pay phones?
Those are hard to find nowadays. My grandparents always told me to keep a quarter in my pocket to call home if I needed to.
I'm old enough to remember when it was a dime!
Me too! in fact, when I was in first grade the school gave everyone a card that held a dime and your home phone number!
Oh yeah! I do remember that!
And, B, yes, some of us did have vinyl in the 1990s.0 -
Typewriters.0
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I remember when you used to call someone, if they weren't home...you were screwed, no way to reach them at all. That's hard to believe now!0
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Typewriters.
We still them at work0 -
Typewriters.
I remember having typing as a subject in HS - you actually had to center things on each line, using math. And you had to use liquid paper for corrections, unless your teacher wanted NO errors or corrections and you would have to retype the whole thing or take the points off.0 -
Skating rink.
They still have those and they do good business. You just will be more likely to see roller blades than skates when you go.0 -
No one has guessed the correct answer yet, but some really good answers.0
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Cell phones are the biggest thing I can think of.
I remember about 18 years ago, when I was 18, I got a flat tire on my way home at like 1am. I had no cell phone, so I had walk 4 blocks to the gas station and use the pay phone to call my dad to come and change my tire.0 -
No one has guessed the correct answer yet, but some really good answers.
How is there a "correct" answer to this question?0 -
...and then cursing when the DJ talks over the end of the song.Waiting for hours for your favourite song to come on the radio just so you can frantically hit *RECORD* on your ca-ssette tape.0 -
Cell phones are the biggest thing I can think of.
I remember about 18 years ago, when I was 18, I got a flat tire on my way home at like 1am. I had no cell phone, so I had walk 4 blocks to the gas station and use the pay phone to call my dad to come and change my tire.
They taught us to change our own tires in driver's ed, so I would have just done that.
Although, since then, every time I've needed a tire changed or a battery jumped, there has been a random man suddenly available to help! lol0 -
Pay phones?
Those are hard to find nowadays. My grandparents always told me to keep a quarter in my pocket to call home if I needed to.
I'm old enough to remember when it was a dime!
Me too! in fact, when I was in first grade the school gave everyone a card that held a dime and your home phone number!
Oh yeah! I do remember that!
And, B, yes, some of us did have vinyl in the 1990s.
I think the call itself might have been a dime (I remember people saying, "here's a dime, call someone that cares", but if I had a quarter, it would account for overtime or if I was in a different town I guess?0 -
No one has guessed the correct answer yet, but some really good answers.
How is there a "correct" answer to this question?
Yeah, I'm confused by this. It seems to me the question is looking for anything, not just ONE specific answer.0 -
Respect for elders?
All of my other answers have been said already. :laugh:0 -
Cell phones are the biggest thing I can think of.
I remember about 18 years ago, when I was 18, I got a flat tire on my way home at like 1am. I had no cell phone, so I had walk 4 blocks to the gas station and use the pay phone to call my dad to come and change my tire.
They taught us to change our own tires in driver's ed, so I would have just done that.
Although, since then, every time I've needed a tire changed or a battery jumped, there has been a random man suddenly available to help! lol
Our driver ed class never did, and even growing up with all biys none ever taught me
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Just look at MTV. You have your clear answer there lol.0
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Respect for elders?
All of my other answers have been said already. :laugh:
That's the only other thing I can come up with too.0 -
Cell phones are the biggest thing I can think of.
I remember about 18 years ago, when I was 18, I got a flat tire on my way home at like 1am. I had no cell phone, so I had walk 4 blocks to the gas station and use the pay phone to call my dad to come and change my tire.
They taught us to change our own tires in driver's ed, so I would have just done that.
Although, since then, every time I've needed a tire changed or a battery jumped, there has been a random man suddenly available to help! lol
Our driver ed class never did, and even growing up with all biys none ever taught me
Shame on them!0 -
hahahahahahahah...:laugh:0 -
Cell phones are the biggest thing I can think of.
I remember about 18 years ago, when I was 18, I got a flat tire on my way home at like 1am. I had no cell phone, so I had walk 4 blocks to the gas station and use the pay phone to call my dad to come and change my tire.
They taught us to change our own tires in driver's ed, so I would have just done that.
Although, since then, every time I've needed a tire changed or a battery jumped, there has been a random man suddenly available to help! lol
Our driver ed class never did, and even growing up with all biys none ever taught me
Shame on them!
Got that right! Buncha jerks I grew up with, LOL.0 -
It was a trivia question on a radio show. Hence the remark for a "correct" answer or what the radio hosts said it was...0
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Learning the Pascal computer language0
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I'm trying to think of answer that's historic, I wonder if that is it?
I'm tired and can't think of anything historic that took place 20 years ago. I mean 9/11 was only 11 years ago, the Challenger was in the 80's...............................0 -
The joy of slamming the phone down when you want to convey how much you detest the person who just called you...0
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Family dinners at the dinner table.
There are actually people who still do this believe it or not.
We sit at the dinner table together every night.0 -
It was a trivia question on a radio show. Hence the remark for a "correct" answer or what the radio hosts said it was...
I get that, but there is far more than one thing that is a "correct" answer to this.
They never experienced George Bush Sr. as president. That is probably not the answer, but it's correct.0 -
No one has guessed the correct answer yet, but some really good answers.
How is there a "correct" answer to this question?
Well, the correct answer from the radio station this morning...lol - I think a lot of these answers are "correct" though - just not the one the station gave.0 -
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