damn how old are ya'll. I don't remember any of that sh*t.

There's a local radio station here that plays The Shadow every night after 11pm. I've been tuning in for the past 10+ years whenever I get the chance. </div></BLOCKQUOTE> I bought the audio tapes of The Shadow. Good stuff!

I think I'm a tad youngster than you. You have got to remember pull tabs on Pop/Beer cans.

I remember when candy bars were five cents pop came in glass bottles.

That’s because ya'll in Mississippi, this is all future tech. for you guys </div></BLOCKQUOTE>LMFAO

OK, with the fervent hope that all pertinent Satutes of Limitations have run out and without disclosing locations, when I was around ten those 5 cent soda's were in horizontal machines and you slid them out after you put the money in(or you carried arond a bottle opener and a straw).

But do you remember them actually riiiiiiinging?

Whew. I dodged one there. Damn exchange rates.

But do you remember them actually riiiiiiinging?



Some cell phones have that ring its listed as OLD PHONE. I have it on my cell Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiing Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrring

I think I'm a tad youngster than you. You have got to remember pull tabs on Pop/Beer cans. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

How old are you? A tad younger? prove it.

No way, no how. I am completely hooked on our 50" LG Plasma. HD signals are stunning, beautiful, detailed, and captivating. We had a WEGA, it's picture is wonderful buyt they don't make 'em 50".

High end tube receivers are a novelty but really, better?

This thread is great. I was looking through an '80s Popular Mechanics. The ads are killer. It really grabbed me how there wasn't a web address to be found, anywhere. Looking at the ads for computers cracks me up, 120k RAM indeed!!!!!!

Here's my first computer.

Apple IIc
Released: April 1984
Price: US $1300
How many: 400,000 in the first year
Weight: 7.5 lbs
CPU: MOS 65C02, 1 Mhz
RAM: 128K-1Meg
Display: 40 or 80 X 24 text mode
560 X 192 maximum
Ports: Two serial ports
RGB monitor port
Composite video output
External floppy port
Storage: Internal 143k 5.25-inch disk drive
OS: Apple DOS or ProDOS