Whenever a generation takes up the "things were better back in my day" mantra, it's a perfect diagnostic that their memory is starting to falter.
Whenever a generation takes up the "things were better back in my day" mantra, it's a perfect diagnostic that their memory is starting to falter.
All I want for #Christmas is a slow news week. I know it's too much to ask for these days but back in my day this week was all fluff stories about the hottest toys and how great consumerism was... It was a simpler time
Not trying to be #backinmyday about Halloween but it was such an amazing event as a kid to me for like a decade and I feel like kids today are losing such a big experience of growing up by having trunk or treats instead.
If safety is the concern why not organize groups like on FB or in the neighborhoods so a parent is with them or kids have a pack to travel with and route. I guess I just want Halloween to be a real experience again and not so artificial.
Also, the two, 2TB drives I ordered? With shipping, $45.
Y'all I remember saving up $200 to purchase a 1.2gig drive.
More than that, I remember a cousin who has 1 megabyte of storage and we were all like, "How will you ever fill that up?"
“Back in my day, children were seen, not heard”—and look how well that turned out! Just generations of emotionally stunted adults who panic at the word therapy.