Am I the oldest one here?

[ShadowHM]

So far, I think that means you own the rights to the "silver gamer" title.  Or maybe the "Silver Lurker."  I think adding Silver Lurker under you avatar would be sweet.

And it aint the age, Jim, it's the mileage.  :D

Occhi
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As my favourite uncle says: "Once you are over the hill, the going gets easier." :D Since he is 86 and still cruising along just fine, I am willing to accept his testimony.

[Doc]

As my favourite uncle says:  "Once you are over the hill, the going gets easier."  :D    Since he is 86 and still cruising along just fine, I am willing to accept his testimony.
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Better to be over the hill, than buried under it!!

[Lady Vashj]

I remember
Having a large collection of 45 RPM records.
My mom's records were 78 RPM.
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I know how to use my mom's old record player. That's pretty obscure knowledge for a 19-year-old. I think all the records she still has (a fair large number) are big 33 1/3s.

[Jim]

I remember:.......> "My Reply"

Carrying around a slide rule for physics class..."Ditto"

The best music was on AM radio..."Alan Freed 50's Rock & Roll"

Having a large collection of 45 RPM records..."Ditto 50's Rock & Roll"

My mom's records were 78 RPM..."None" my Uncle Bill got me hooked on Broadway Musicals & Light Opera, Nelson Eddy & Jannett McDonald...Gilbert & Sullivan @ 33 1/3"

Color television did not exist..."Purchased my first color TV in 1963, a 21" RCA I think...I'm getting Old my memory is fading"

They showed double features at the movies--all the time..."and a Cartoon"

A candy bar costed 5 cents..."Oh Yes, & penny candy that you could mix-n-match & purchase by the Bag"

A slice of pizza costed as little as 15 cents, except at Johnny's Pizzeria where you could buy a square slice for a dime..."a Slice & a Soda for 25 cents"

Big fins on cars were cool..."YES !!!  like on my 1960 White Caddy Convertable with Red leather"


I Like Ike..."Ditto & Nixon"

They had a computer on the Art Linkletter show which was huge--the size of an entire wall..."hmmm never liked that show...Cid Caesar's Your Show of Shows.  made me laugh"

Playing Pong in black and white at an arcade..."Yes, got one for the Kids"

Not becoming a computer programmer because I hated punch cards..."not becoming a Doctor or a New York City Policeman...in hind sight I wish I had stayed in the Navy"

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Hi,

ahhhh yes the Good Old Days [40's, 50's early 60's] I was to young to remember the early war years of the 40's...I was born Nov 30th 1941, 7 days before Pearl Harbor. I feel sorry for all those who did not experience them...YET I'm sure that people say the same about the 70's, 80's & 90's since they Did experience them :P