[pedonbio]

... you have a 4th n 5th kid on the way

I dunno. I only have one, and she's shopping for Ph.D. programs. I think she's made me about 20 years younger. Of course, my wife and I have pictures taken the year before she was born, and we don't look younger now.

[rtpoe]

* The name of the movie is "Star Wars", dammit! None of this "A New Hope" crap!

* You think about buying something, but decide not to because you have no place to put it. Or you won't get enough use out of it before either you or it breaks.....

[pedonbio]

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[gOOber]

Nothing shocks you anymore. 

[Maxwdg]

..... When you realize that Wendy Whoppers hit the scene 10 years AFTER you started collecting the RARE (for the time) big boob magazines - and Beshine wasn't even born yet.  Geeeze!

[solvegas]

...you remember the moon landings 45 years ago and you were thirteen years old. 

[Starscream]

When your FB used to have posts like: "Who wants to go to the club and get fucked up on cheap drinks?"

Now your FB page has these posts: "Waiting on Wife/Husband to get home so we can put the kids to bed" (This post is from the same people who used to post the ones above)

[pedonbio]

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[AgentDee]

children who were not even alive when you graduated high school are now legal **94** age, I should know as I was class of '93.

Agent "don't do the math, thanks " Dee

[pedonbio]

 

[gOOber]

.....you remember these.

[CarlTL]

I remember the 3.5" AOL floppies. Never knew they also shipped the 5" ones.

[BacE]

I remember the 3.5" AOL floppies. Never knew they also shipped the 5" ones.

the never did, this is a 5 1/4". 
B"remember even 10" floppy, though never used one"acE.

[Palomine]

the never did, this is a 5 1/4".  
B"remember even 10" floppy, though never used one"acE.

Pal asks: are you sure you don't mean 8" floppies? I did see 'em a few times when I was a wee laddie (my own first computer had 5.25"ers). I've never seen or heard of a 10" floppy tho. Attached is a wiki pic of 8", 5.25" and 3.5" floppies from the article here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_floppy_disk

[SwitcherX]

IBM still uses 8" floppies for some stuff.