50 Painfully Funny Pics Of People Who Are Getting Old Faster Than They Expected (New Pics)
You gotta hand it to the person who came up with the saying that old age isn’t so bad—if you consider the alternative.
All jokes aside, there’s more to be had. For instance, being old also gives you the opportunity to be mind-blown by how fast time passes and seeing things from your childhood can deliver a very fond sense of nostalgia.
And what better place to get a chronological heart attack than if not at the [Heck], I’m Old subreddit which is dedicated to sharing all of our beloved old school things and memes to reminisce about.
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Remembering…
Automatically included. The 60s were starting to be the oldies in the late 80s :-) :-(
Load More Replies...Remember? A good portion of the music I still listen to is from 80s. I'm almost word perfect!
Being Quick Enough To Hit 'Stop' Right Before The Dj Starts Talking Was An Art Form
I'm 'got their finger stuck in the cassette tape while trying to rewind because they didn't have a pencil' old...
My boomer boss was trying to describe this to me today, as if my 31-YO a*s had never experienced this before. I was like “dude you had to use a pencil! I was there in the 90s, I did this too!” 😂
Load More Replies...My new laptop doesn’t even have a disk slot so I wish I could burn CDs!
Load More Replies...I recorded Beatles songs from a transistor radio to a reel to reel tape recorder.
Man, no need to go that hard, Granny/Gramps, you win, lol! Dang, that's old.
Load More Replies...My Aunt taught me the dark arts of cassette piracy back in the '80s. That's how old I am.
I Loved Mad Magazine! It Was So Damn Funny!! Anyone Else A Fan?
I’d forgotten about that fold together thing - thanks for the memory!
Load More Replies...That was my constant favorite! Sometimes the parodies were the best.
Load More Replies...the MAD magazine is still in the stores, not quite the same funny as it was long ago!
I haven't seen it for decades, but I assume my sense of humor has evolved since then... at least I hope so.
Load More Replies...Loved their movie parodies...they did King Kong back in 1976 and the last panel had Kong lying dead after his great fall and a cop angrily saying "Whose monkey is this?! You have to have a permit in this city to own a monkey!!!" Still funny all these years later!
When I was too young, per mom, to see movies my friends were seeing, I could get an idea what it was about from Mad Magazine's parodies.
Load More Replies...Mad magazine was the best! Al Jaffe was my favorite artist for Mad.
I have an 8 inch stack of my father’s from the early to mid 60s
Load More Replies...So, there’s a subreddit with a name that my mother and general decency wouldn’t allow me to type out, but it’s based on a quite common saying expressing a somewhat comedic realization and acceptance of being old.
The online group has been around since 2013 and, as of this listicle, it has 160,000 members.
Travel Back To 1989
No, that's her new "Bratz" doll look, isn't it just creepy af?
Load More Replies...That is not an accurate picture of Roseanne these days. roseanne-6...d2737a.jpg
Even though she got her whole show cancelled and all those people lost their jobs because she said some racist stuff?
Load More Replies...What We Did For 8 Hours…
Caught tadpoles, fell in the creek, cut across the corner of the bull paddock, climbed up and jumped out of a gum tree.
Played kick the can in the street, saw how far a croquet ball would go after you hit it with the mallet (through the basement window was not considered for points), threw some lawn dart's
Load More Replies...We used to tear pages from the phone book in the public phone box, crumple them up and stuff them up the coin return slot. Then come back for our ill gotten gains and spend the money on chocolate. The sum total of my criminal career. 😂
We used to pick random people from phone book and call to ask for the husband.
Load More Replies......went 5-7 miles away from home, explored half a dozen abandoned buildings, climbed a bunch of trees, built 3 or 4 forts in the woods, caught 5 snakes, 2 turtles, 1 baby bunny, and 4 frogs to take and release inside at home...all between the hours of 3:pm til the street lights came on!
Younger years: do whatever but come home as soon as the street lights go on. Found two wheels connected with an axis and made a cart from it (10+). Taught myself how to roller skate and do pirouettes out of sheer boredom in the barn (only smooth surface/11+) explored abandoned buildings(12+) , looooong bike rides (when 16+: with a bottle of red wine) , making dens under and climbing poisonous trees (10+ Please don't do that under a yew, folks!), weekly going by train to the next village to visit a classmate for reading together (we 13y.o. girls found the steamy romance novels stash of her mother), ...
Load More Replies...They never thought we were just riding around the block, because they didn't care what we did just as long as we were out of the house.
The boy on the right looks just like my brother, but the dog should be a black lab cross
Mine was a black lab cross from the street and always were with me and my friends. His name Golfo, but my friends called him "El padrino" because he was the boss 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Load More Replies...Climbed into an abandoned mineshaft, jumped from one block to another in the old pumping station, got threatened by mad shotgun-toting farmer, commando crawled across single remaining railway line over a 20 foot drop, hung out with inappropriately older bikers.... ah the good old days
Played Jarts, went to the cemetary to smoke cigarettes that we stole from one of the dads, wrapped Weeping Willow branches around our arms and swung out over "the valley," drank from the hose, ran barefoot and and played Ghosts in the Graveyard.
Steve Martin Is 78!
He had dark hair, but grayed very early.
Load More Replies...If you've never seen Steve Martin with dark hair, I present this marvelous pic of him from the early '70s (it was used on the back of one of his comedy albums, hence the flag behind him). Dude had it going on, rowr! Steve-Mart...2a150d.jpg
His hair turned fully grey/white in his 30s apparently, but theres an interview where he says he found his first grey hair at 15.
Me, at 13, to my best friend: Hey, check it out... you have some mutant, colorless hairs! Him: It's called "grey," and shut up. (probably should clarify he was also 13)
As you might have probably understood by now, the subreddit features photos of nostalgic things, concepts, ideas as well as memes that throw us back to the good ol’ days.
Judging by the subreddit’s flairs, the majority of its content is aimed at Millennials, Xennials and Generation X. While Zillennials and Gen Z are also included, they have an “observer” tag.
Who Remembers The Noise These Made?
This was used to process credit cards - it made a carbon copy of the card
Load More Replies...It was the worst when someone used a credit card (MasterCHARGE) for a pack of smokes ($1.10 at the time) One of my first jobs had a 50s style mechanical cash register. (where you had to push in the buttons for $10s, $1s, dimes and cents and then pull the mechanical crank to ring up each item
Worked in a department store for 20+ years. That sound is saved in my brain!
The training video for my last job had this. I was like how old is this video
Just About Every Mom I Knew Had One In The Kitchen
Right?! And no one ever bought one. They just sort of appeared in the corner cabinet.
Load More Replies...I mustard yellow, pea soup green, and bright orange.
Who Remembers Growing Up Watching This Show Every Year??
I'm furious that Apple bought the Peanuts shows so they are no longer on a free TV channel. These specials are part of the American holiday tradition and you shouldn't have to pay to experience them. I'm fine with watching the same commercial for Aquaman 4 times if it means my kid can listen to Linus tell the Christmas story.
PLUS they don't even have ALL of the shows/specials! I'd be willing to pay and watch ads (my boyfriend is a huge Peanuts fan) if they had ALL of the specials, but noooo
Load More Replies...My favorite! 🩷 I live in the town Charles Schulz grew up in and there are random statues of Peanuts characters all over.
It was the same four or five shows. This one, that weird stop motion one with the elves. I forget the other two. One time I saw them being sold as a DVD bundle at costco and was like = Yup! Those are the same specials we saw on TV EVERY year since before the television was even invented. :)
These are more than just pictures and memes. They are actually also the memories that, say, one of those hulking television sets unearthed in our brains. After all, it’s not just a TV—it’s the memory of how it took 4 family members to lift it up and relocate it into a better spot so that everyone at your Thanksgiving party could now watch the holiday game.
And the older you get, the more such memories you’ll have.
It's Furniture
Had one of those. Kept going well into the 90s. I was playing N64 games on that old beast.
" If you got a working TV sitting on top of a non-working TV...you may be a redneck"-Jeff Foxworthy (I think)
Load More Replies...These were deliberately designed to blend in with the furniture and wall paneling of the times and they certainly did! Next to this was the Zenith combo record/8-Track/cassette player, a shelf full of recorded off TV VHS tapes and vinyl records with a splitter box to switch between TV and Nintendo. When we used the VCR it would occupy one of those spots and you'd have to switch out the coaxial cable to use one or the other. Good lower middle class times!
I love wood console tvs. If I won a huge lottery jackpot, my new, large house would have a room featuring one and other 70s aesthetic items.
For a next level experience, when this one died, you'd but a new one and put it on top.
When I was a teenager I bought a TV at the second hand shop and it was so heavy I could only move it for a few steps at a time. By pure luck my maths teacher happened to be driving past, saw me, and gave me a lift! That TV lived in my room for years, hooked up to my PS2. Ah, those were good times.
My grandpa actually took the old tv out of the housing and made some clever adaptations to put his 55” OLED tv in it because he liked the design. Clever man.
My mom eventually hollowed out the casing and replaced it with a new TV. It was very cool, retro sheek
Who All Had These, Candy Cigarettes Growing Up ?
In Australia, I remember ones just called "F.a.g.s" (the slang term for cigarettes, dots added just to avoid BP censorship)...I think they changed the name to "Fads" later on
The ones that came in real cigarette paper or the ones that tasted like soap?
Load More Replies...Loved the taste. I think they were flavored with wintergreen.
is it this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaultheria_procumbens
Load More Replies...The gum ones did that! I scared the $h!t out of my great auntie one day pretending I was smoking.
Load More Replies...Got them as "consolation award" after going to the dentist. The dentist himself needed to light a real one after having to deal with me, though :D
Anyone Remember This 80's Show??
Let the music play, down in Fraggle Rock!!!
Load More Replies...Dance your cares away, worries for another day Let the music play, Down in fraggle rock
I've been out with Uncle Traveling Matt for so long I can't remember my way back
One of the bigger benefits of growing old is retirement. Sure, existential dread might kick in, but instead of work, you can now redirect your attention to the other things in life.
This is a great opportunity to finally pursue your dreams. Things like learning new languages, taking trips, writing—whatever—is now suddenly on the table for you to realize.
They Were Doing Things On TV Back In The 60s That We Might Have Missed But Were, None The Less, Brilliant. Like This
Grandpa! Funny guy and a dedicated activist!My ex used to attend protests and he was often there!
Later ran as an independent for governor of New York. Amazingly, he did not win.
Load More Replies...Watch old episodes of The Carol Burnett Show. Wow! I missed a lot back then! 😆
This guy was my stepdads HS football coach! Looks the same without makeup
Who Had A Large Collection Of These When You Were Growing Up??
If only... I remember having to copy over them. The surprise of listening to a song end only to jump in the middle of another, totally different song. (Songs recorded from the radio, of course.)
I had a self-hypnosis tape. It worked beautifully to relax me, so it really felt like I was lying on a riverbank, listening to the birds, every muscle relaxed, until BANG! Star Wars music started at full volume. My son, bless him, had tried to record the soundtrack of the original Star Wars movie and had used that particular tape.
Load More Replies...Had? still have it and a working B&O set to play them as well as my vinyl records. There is some mighty good s**t on those
oh darn !! quit putting in astrixes ...... good S-H-I-T on those
Load More Replies...Yes, the longer ones were rare here. I always cherished really new oneso ly had about 2 or 3. The rest were...ummm... good question... gifted, borrowed?
Load More Replies...Some Thing Nobody Said In The 1980's Can You Think Of Anymore?
also you didn't call people and asked them where they are.. because there were (almost) no cell phones back then so they had to be near the phone, that you called ..
My grandma did that, actually. She'd phone after we've come home from a long trip and ask "Have you arrived yet?"... while calling us on a landline phone.
Load More Replies...Once when I was 10 or 11 (1992-93) I was on the phone with my best friend for HOURS watching the same program on tv with her. We didn’t have call waiting and apparently my dad was trying to get through. Our conversation was interrupted by the operator getting on our call and telling me to “hang up already, my dad is trying to call.” I didn’t know they could do that!
I reckon that's why everyone's so darn mad these days. Punching that hang-up button on the cell is not the same as SLAMMING that headset down on the old-timey phones. So much phone rage out there with nowhere to go.
Load More Replies...Being old also means having significantly more time for loved ones and socializing. And if you have grandchildren or even (grand) nieces or nephews, get involved in their lives. Not only will that help you fill that potentially lonely void, but research has shown that kids need involved and caring grandparents to fully develop on a social and emotional level.
Anybody Else Remember Playing This???
It's the toilet game!!! Always had them in the bathroom with the magazines and stuff for throne time
I remember my Aunt Ginny visited us and came out of the bathroom one time remarking about how much fun she had playing the ring toss! :)
Load More Replies...I had a small yellow one with a lil swordfish. You had to get the rings on his nose 🙂
The Current Generation
It's nice to know that the internet will still not give Monica a moment's peace, over mistakes she made in her 20s, 30 years ago. Everyone makes jokes about her, but no one says a word about the massive power imbalance in that relationship.
Have you seen her Twitter comments? She's joking about it now than anyone else I've seen. My favorite one of her's I've seen is someone doing a "what was some terrible advice you followed?" and her responding with "An internship at the Whitehouse would look great on your resume." XD
Load More Replies...Bill Clinton had an affair with an intern at the white house. The joke is claiming she's under the table in this picture.
Load More Replies...Ha! That was the dumbest thing he ever uttered!
Load More Replies...Self Titled
Try hanging one of those on new hinges. Helps to have an engine hoist.
Floor jack under the bottom of door with a block of wood. Disassembled door to shell only is helpful. I still do these :-)
Load More Replies...My mom accidently slammed my fingers in one of those when I was about 6. I honestly thought they might fall off.
And when it invariably went out of alignment you grabbed the end and...LIIIIIFFFTTTEEEDDD.
ha! so true! in order to close some doors, that's what you had to do. I'm looking at you Ford LTD
Load More Replies...I still remember the childhood struggle of trying to open these when parked on a steep hill.
It's still not any different :-) Fun fact: my 1968 Fury 2 doors are 14 feet wide with both doors open. And a 2024 Jeep Wrangler is 14 feet long.
Load More Replies...Some car doors were reinforced with an extra steel plate, making cars much safer than they are today,
The C pillar in my 68 Fury fastop is three layers thick
Load More Replies...Unless you drive a Tesla... longer battery mileage = more batteries = one very heavy car.
yep. all EVs are very heavy. My friend has a Rivian... which is 8000lbs
Load More Replies...But if you plan on being a bitter loner who just wants everyone to get off their lawn, you can look forward to a guaranteed minimum income, medicare and social security, as well as senior discounts, and other senior-focused benefits that come with age.
In any case, you might end up with a happier outlook on life as your age will entail more comfort with who you are and you’ll be better equipped to deal with challenges.
Does This Describe You?
This is like the same exact meme that was in the cringiest memes ever list here on BP recently 🧐
Not only were seat belts not required but our family wagon never even had them. It was a '64.
also higher alcohol content(?) in your blood was allowed when driving?
Load More Replies...as a kid I really loved the taste of water out of the hose on a summer day!
The Good Ol' Sick Days
yessss. for me sick days were crackers and flat schweppes lemonade (the fizzy australian kind - but flat, for some reason.)
I was told as a kid that the carbonation would upset my tummy more, hence the flat ginger ale. Lol
Load More Replies...I'm sick right now, 48yrs old, going to call out of work in 3 hours. I already have this arsenal set up for lunch
It was Campbell's chicken noodle soup, saltine crackers and Sprite for me.
Me too! Exactly! Price is Right, then Dialing for Dollars, DOOL and Another World!
Load More Replies...My "sick days" from school (which were most always BS 😆) were always about a fried egg and cheese sandwich and chocolate milk for breakfast and a bologna and ketchup sandwich with a creme soda for lunch. I always faked being sick when I knew the Disney Channel were running a "free preview" and I'm sure my parents knew but didn't care and gave me the pass.
Holy hell you had some royal meals, I'm jealous! I had the meal in the pic but instead of ginger ale, it was 7up...
Load More Replies...We Are Daniel Radcliffe's Curse
::hugs:: Well, we're all glad that you are still here with us! And Mr. Auntriarch too, of course, even if we've never met him directly! :D
Load More Replies...Daniel should have dinner with Macaulay. They might find something in common.
12 years older 😜. But I'm feel young but with a bunch of pains in my back and arms end.......well all over my body🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Load More Replies...Too true. Whenever I think about my sufferings at 73, I remember that too many people are sleeping peacefully in graveyards.
Now, if you want to age well, you gotta look after yourself. Eating healthy is a key factor in having a higher life quality when you grow old, so losing 5% of your body weight, avoiding processed meats, and skipping packaged foods are great ways you can make a significant change to how you feel in seniority. Or maybe even until then.
Reverse
Milli Vanilli
Yeah, I never understood why they copped the flack for it - it's not like they're the manager, producer, exec that created the albums or organised the tours.
Load More Replies...I don't care that they were lip-syncing I still freaking love their music.
Rob Pilatus died in 1998 from an alcohol and prescription drug overdose. The one on the left.
Load More Replies...TBH that's like comparing a three card monte to Amway. MV were the Amway of lip-syncing scams.
Mmmm Plastic Water
Omg this is sooo funny! I'm almost 40, haven't tasted squirt gun water in at least 30 years, but man, I remember exactly how it tastes, like I just drank it yesterday. 😆
Everything use to be Made In The USA at Walmart but they sold out. My Grandpa would shop there Religiously because he believed we should be making our own goods. I’m sure he would have a lot to say about things now.
Now it's getting a bit disgusting but we used to pee each other's legs in the community showers in the swimming pool, because due to the water temperature nobody noticed it anyway...🚿🤦🏽
You never had all the colors, either. It was always purple, green, or blue, and the rest had gotten lost somewhere.
It goes without saying, movement and exercise are also a must in making sure your body lasts. Intense exercise intervals—e.g. 15 minute bursts—reverses natural decline of muscles with age.
And that’s besides all the other benefits of exercise: improved brain health, better weight management, reduced risk of disease, bone and muscle strength, among other things.
Me Irl
Remember the constant pain of dread that you set the time wrong, so you'd constantly double check, and it was always right, until you went to watch the show and realized you had it set to AM instead of PM and had a full hour of nothing but ant races and that you'd have to wait until summer reruns to find out what happened to Buffy? No? Me neither.
Load More Replies...For those who don't know and are actually curious: You'd buy blank CD-R's in bulk (CD-R and CD-RW was CD types you could burn things to) then you'd need a computer with a compatible CD-R drive. For this you'd need a disk burning program for example Nero, that you'd have to physically buy as a cereal box sized cardboard box from a store. If you wanted to rip tracks from other CD's you could use something like Windows Media Player or WinAmp. Then after you've done ripping you'd plop an empty CD into the drive and start up Nero. The drive would use its fricking laser(!) to imprint, like actually burn the song data unto the CD. This could fail the first attempt so you'd sometimes need to put in another CD and try again. All and all very cumbersome process but like with cassettes, there's something really novel to appreciate about physical homepirated media :D
Let's not forget writing on the CD with a sharpie what hot songs was on your mix too
Load More Replies...Happy Birthday Jonathan!
He lives on St. Helena, the same island where Napoleon was exiled. He hatched only about a decade after Napoleon died.
"Excuse me. I ask this with respect but could you get that f****n' thing out of my face. Thank you."
Country Crock
it's habit I still do too, smaller tubs now though (as live alone) ,have a 6ft tall freezer full of "leftover" meals.....lol the whole COVID food panic buying I managed to completely avoid 😆😆😆
Load More Replies...Ultimately, your brain needs enough stimulus to keep it from declining as well. Activities that involve movement, socializing, and creativity have great potential to keep the brain active so as to not have it age too fast.
Lastly, stay connected and socialize. Apparently, being social helps outweigh negative habits such as smoking and lack of exercise. If that means entering retirement without quitting your day job, that’s fine—it just expands your circle of friends, allowing for higher self-esteem, greater empathy for others, and making us more cooperative.
Want To Feel Old?
get me for a minute, i was thinking i find Woody Allen attractive 😵🤢😂
In this pic he has the same expression in his face like Stan Laurel. But it suits him well...
That means we aren’t Jersey “Girls”. We are Jersey Mamas .. and in a few cases maybe Jersey Grandmas” (Please note you just can’t take Jersey out of us - Evan)
Did You Ever Take A Picture With One Of These Bad Boys?
Which, apparently, is not what you should do. Instead you should keep it dark and let it develop on its own. But I'm still shaking it. Sorry, it's instinctive.
Load More Replies...Yeah but as a kid you only got to take like two, cause it cost 1000 bucks for a thing of film according to your parents.
I only got to take one. And my parents got mad at me for taking too long to decide what to take a picture of. I was like, "What do you expect?! I'm only allowed one!!" I didn't say that out loud, though. I would've been murdered by said parents, lol!
Load More Replies...A great marketing scam. Make the cameras cheap, charge out the butt for the film. A marketing strategy repeated by HP only with printers and ink.
i loved these - and now in japan they have the expensive "looks like a polaroid " camera but it's just a regular camera - for like 30.000 bucks
Axl Rose
Thank you - now I have that music buzzing in my head.
Load More Replies...That bit where chunk is telling the fratellis all the bad things he did
Load More Replies...My oldest daughter, who's majoring in theatre, told me that of all the modern popular singers, Axl Rose has the biggest range, and that most of the high notes he's hitting he's actually singing, and not even using his falsetto. So, I guess I'm just super impressed with his skills!
So, accept the fact that you’re getting old—we all are—and embrace the finer things in life. Like checking out the subreddit about things that remind you of your age, and checking out another Bored Panda article on the same topic.
But if you truly need to retire for the night, at least leave a comment of the things you miss from your childhood in the comment section below!
Born At Age 48
Worse than that is the boy looks like my nephew. Who's only eight.
Load More Replies...Their kid just graduated college and they couldn’t be prouder.
Me too, now I remember the pain of the hair rollers,Dippety Do and teasing my hair way up.
Load More Replies...The Internet, C. 1974
I still have the 1950's encyclopedia my parents bought when they just got married. I refuse to part with it, I had so much fun going through them as a kid.
I did that with my dads National Geographic, they always had a map of something.
Load More Replies...We had the "Funk and Wagnalls" encyclopedia that my mom got with Green Stamps.
yep same here! :) S&H green stamps. Use to enjoy pasting them into the savings books when ever mom got some.
Load More Replies...If it weret for these encyclopedias, i wouldve never have known there was more out there and that i had to get out of the small town i grew up in.
You could open any volume to any page and find something interesting.
My copy of the Encyclopedia Britannica has a copyright date of 1942, and it has only 24 volumes. May not be quite adequate anymore but it certainly ain't raw sewage like the current version of the internet.
Childhood Remedies
I'm telling you all, Chicken and stars are magic for colds - my dad said so.
Nowadays, it’s reruns of Friends or Attack on Titan, Sprite, soup, crackers, and Vicks
If You Can Remember The Sound This Made Like It Was Yesterday
I remember buying one, on a shool day trip to France when I was young!
Especially after shaking it too much to get that disco moo/annoy your siblings
Load More Replies...Still around. Maybe with different designs on them, but a classic in novelty shops.
i didnt even have to see the cows to hear the sound!! as soon as i saw the top of the can.......MMMMOOOOOOO
I Always Thought These Were Weird. Do You Remember Seeing These In Bathrooms Back In The Day? 🤣
These "ugly-cool" dolls would Discretely hide a roll of TP, simply by placing the doll on top of the roll. 😎
It was to protect the toilet paper from sitting there and seeing what fate awaited it. 😳
Grandmas had to have something to make in their craft circles. My grandma made loads of this kind of stuff.
Not in the bathroom. I remember these sitting on the hat rack of cars (to hide the emergency toilet paper)...
I remember it covered one of my babysitters' phones 🤢 You had to lift her up to answer.
Unfriending
I paid big money to have big hair back in the 80s. I don’t think my follicles have ever recovered.
I swear you can hear the dusty rustling of hair when they would move like sitting in front of you in math. Looking at you Carla!
See, in the 1980s, we didn't have those little caps that keep kids from sticking forks in electrical outlets.
Even back in high school, I thought the look was stupid. But then, I was always the oddball.
You would go into a woman's restroom and walk into a cloud of hair spray.
I remember listening in o a girl that had hair like this talk about how it took her 4 HOURS to get ready every morning!
Younger folks should realize these pics are not fake or out of the ordinary at all! Every high school yearbook page looked like this for a few years.
Do You Remember?
Do you realize that there was a day where you all went out to play for the last time?
As a teen, I went to my first concert because my friends were on their way and had an extra ticket, so lo and behold, they showed up on my porch like this and I went with them!
I had a friend that I would just walk into their house. Later on in life, their mother would call for us to come and wake him up lol.
I used to do that in the 2010s in high school. My friend went to a different school but lived near the one i went to so id just walk to her house after school and wait for them to get home lol
Load More Replies...yes - but no one remembers the very last time their friends called for them to play out.
No. But my brother and sister had people come for them. I was brought up to be a lady.
I remember telling my um to answer the door sometimes when our next door neighbour came to play and tell them I was grounded so I didn't have to! Not all the time, but certainly a few times when I was preteen-teenage
Anyone Remember Who This Is??
MAX HEADROOM! "Y'know... I get the feeling there's a lot of faces out there... watching... me! And I can tell you it brings a lump to my ratings. Yes, this is Network 23. The net-net-net-net-network that puts it right... where they want you to be!"
For a company mascot, the TV show was actually pretty good.
Load More Replies...I remember feeling duped when it was finally revealed that he was an actor and not some AI creation.
Load More Replies...That was light-years ahead of its time; hell, it's ahead of its time now.
Funnily enough (as I've just learnt), he used to be a (would-be) British Channel 4 reply to MTV, a "CGI" presenter of music videos.
Load More Replies...Found This At A Restaurant Yesterday. My Kid Didn't Understand Why I Was So Excited
They have them at every light rail and transit station here for 911 reasons.
Load More Replies...It’s been a while since I’ve seen one of these!! “ Would you like to accept a call from Michelle?…”Hello?” “We’redoneatthepool come pick me up in about fifteen minutes thanks love ya bye!”
Who Remembers These Car Stereos?
we still use it in our old yariseseses
Load More Replies...Remember them vividly. Preferred the ones with the removable face plate.
I love the ongoing joke in mcgruber, makes me feel like the joke is just for me.
I'm Lucky If My Phone Lasts 8 Or 9 Hours Nowadays
Battery was only 1020mAh, nowadays smartphone batteries start at triple that capacity. So they didn't care so much for battery life but more for efficient use of energy. Todays phones are capable of so much more complex tasks that require a lot of energy.
Load More Replies...But one drop of water and it was dead for a week 😁
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That's cause the receiver was also a charger lol
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Anyone ever think that Stanley is what would've happened to Murtaugh if he got a desk job at a paper company instead?
I'm A Few Years Past 40. But Still
Yes. It will be dark soon. That's why we stat at 9am instead. (Joking here guys)
You can't drink all day if you don't start in the morning
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Thank goodness I'm not the only one who remembers this movie.
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