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My 82-Year-Old Father Just Gave Me A Collection Of His Generation Memes/Hard Copy Internet
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My Dad, 82 years old, gave me a huge collection of his generation of memes, hard copy Internet so to say.
He collected these over his 30+ years of work since the 1960s.
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Samuel Dutcher 7 months ago
My father had this same drawing on the wall next to his drafting board, in a small metal removing design and build shop in Flint, Michigan . . . circa 1969 . . . kinda predates software development.
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Johnny Farnen 7 months ago
This is the classic standard right here folks....long passed by industrial maintenance mechanics. (I still have my dad's copy, and it hangs on my tool box, just as it did his.)
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Oh, yeah, we had tons of these! Some folk even kept binders full of these in their desks.
Yeah, we just called them jokes in those days though. *gets ready to talk about walking to school barefoot, up hill both ways*
This didn't make the list, but I remember seeing it in my dad's office 50+ years ago: "My boss must think I'm a mushroom. He keeps me in the dark and feeds me bullshit all day."
Oh, do these bring back memories! When I was in the Air Force, I don't think there was an office or shop without a few similar ones somewhere.
Oh, yeah, we had tons of these! Some folk even kept binders full of these in their desks.
Yeah, we just called them jokes in those days though. *gets ready to talk about walking to school barefoot, up hill both ways*
This didn't make the list, but I remember seeing it in my dad's office 50+ years ago: "My boss must think I'm a mushroom. He keeps me in the dark and feeds me bullshit all day."
Oh, do these bring back memories! When I was in the Air Force, I don't think there was an office or shop without a few similar ones somewhere.