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How Old Are You?

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Old enough for my first TV to be a black and white hand me down, not so old that my first vehicle had an 8-track. Old enough to have seared my skin on a schoolyard slide, young enough to have basically always had the Internet.

Guess my age!
 
[DHT]Osiris said:
Old enough for my first TV to be a black and white hand me down, not so old that my first vehicle had an 8-track. Old enough to have seared my skin on a schoolyard slide, young enough to have basically always had the Internet.

Guess my age!
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40? (if I'm correct on vagueness of always having internet)
 
[DHT]Osiris said:
Real close, 41.
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I'm a Xennial.. got nothing in common with Gen X except supposedly being part of it, but much more of a millenial here.

Sure I grew up under mechanical typewriters still being everywhere but they were replaced by computer screens really fast in the mid 80's so much that even had computers and macs by the time I got to high school.

My single most favorite moment in high school was a Macintosh that had broken down so my teacher put a paper over its screen with some scotch tape.. and instead of saying out of order, it said Mac-in-TRASH!

30 years later still remember it like it was yesterday!
 
Indus said:
I'm a Xennial.. got nothing in common with Gen X except supposedly being part of it, but much more of a millenial here.

Sure I grew up under mechanical typewriters still being everywhere but they were replaced by computer screens really fast in the mid 80's so much that even had computers and macs by the time I got to high school.

My single most favorite moment in high school was a Macintosh that had broken down so my teacher put a paper over its screen with some scotch tape.. and instead of saying out of order, it said Mac-in-TRASH!

30 years later still remember it like it was yesterday!
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In order to take my junior high's computer class, I first had to take Keyboarding I and II, which were taught on electric typewriters.
 
Old enough to have played these arcade games that I now own, in an actual arcade as a kid (aside from the modern pins).

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purbeast0 said:
Old enough to have played these arcade games that I now own, in an actual arcade as a kid (aside from the modern pins).

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That reminds me I spent an entire summer trying to beat Nintento Super Mario.. that double Long Jump on 8-1 kept on pwning me though!
 
I’m old enough to remember when the air was clean and sex was dirty. (which, if it’s done right, it should be)
 
I'm not telling my age. But the first moving picture I saw in a theater was Star Wars, I used to fap to the women's undergarments' in the JC Penney catalog, and I watched Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea after school and Speed Buggy on weekends.
 
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