Guess I'm not getting exact score tonight.

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Homer wrote:

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SensKat wrote:

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Homer wrote:

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When a kid finds a 3 1/2" floppy disk in your desk and says

"Cool, you 3D printed the save icon"

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 lol.

I remember having a conversation with an intern at work a couple of years ago, and someone asked her if she knew what a cassette was.... she said she thought she might have seen one in a museum.  

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 For some reason I still have a half a box of 8 inch floppies. Maybe some day they'll be worth money.

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 ok, now I got to watch the original War Games movie

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 It hasn't aged well.

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 or 1995 Hackers - Hack the Planet

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Homer wrote:

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1st computer I bought was a 386-dx25 with a math co-processor chip, 4MB of RAM, 80MB hard drive, 1MB video card. 14" 1024x768 monitor.  Cost about $2,000.

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 ha.... I had one of those.

First one I ever had was when I was really little, my dad got a Coco.... it was the upgraded model with 2K of RAM.

Remember upgrading to Windows 95, with the 8 disks?

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 I can remember my buddy buying a Radio Shack computer in the late 70's when we all shared a house. It had some artillery type game that we played for hours. It was really nothing more than glorified pong.

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SensKat wrote:

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Homer wrote:

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When a kid finds a 3 1/2" floppy disk in your desk and says

"Cool, you 3D printed the save icon"

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 lol.

I remember having a conversation with an intern at work a couple of years ago, and someone asked her if she knew what a cassette was.... she said she thought she might have seen one in a museum.  

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 For some reason I still have a half a box of 8 inch floppies. Maybe some day they'll be worth money.

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 ok, now I got to watch the original War Games movie

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Homer wrote:

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When a kid finds a 3 1/2" floppy disk in your desk and says

"Cool, you 3D printed the save icon"

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 lol.

I remember having a conversation with an intern at work a couple of years ago, and someone asked her if she knew what a cassette was.... she said she thought she might have seen one in a museum.  

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 so don't even bring up an 8Track??

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Homer wrote:

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When a kid finds a 3 1/2" floppy disk in your desk and says

"Cool, you 3D printed the save icon"

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 lol.

I remember having a conversation with an intern at work a couple of years ago, and someone asked her if she knew what a cassette was.... she said she thought she might have seen one in a museum.  

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 For some reason I still have a half a box of 8 inch floppies. Maybe some day they'll be worth money.

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 at least they aren't punchcards!

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When a kid finds a 3 1/2" floppy disk in your desk and says

"Cool, you 3D printed the save icon"

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 lol.

I remember having a conversation with an intern at work a couple of years ago, and someone asked her if she knew what a cassette was.... she said she thought she might have seen one in a museum.  

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Homer wrote:

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tjlincoln wrote:

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Homer wrote:

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tjlincoln wrote:

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I had an excuse too my niece's liked NKOTB and Marky Mark

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 I don't have an excuse, just know how to use WikiPedia

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 you don't know what u missed Homer......

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 I do remember them, was in college when Hangin' Tough was popular

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 old!

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 hey now... same age as our young Prime Minister.  it's a matter of perpective

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 Yeah, but you are older than me, so I'm going to stick with it!

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 when you see a line-up for an old-timer's game and you remember them as NHL rookies....

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 lol.

When you see them announcing Radek Bonk's birthday and realize he's younger than you....

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WTF is Bergeron talking about? What do they need to retaliate for??

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 I know, all the Bruin players are absolute turds