The nostalgia for this generation is going to be so weird once we're old. What am I going to complain about to my kids and grandchildren in the future when I talk about things 'during MY day?'
"Back in my day, we sat in front of computers all day, and actually typed the words out with a physical keyboard. Do you even know what the word 'typing' means? Didn't think so. You kids are so spoilt with your telekenetic headsets..."
I guess that's not too bad. Technological nostalgia is always better than music nostalgia:
"You want to listen to REAL music? Play some of those Justin Bieber mp3 files I still have lying around..."
*shudders*
What's weird is talking to my cousins in primary/intermediate who are like doing power point presentations for "assignments" & "homework". Bring back the felt tips & lined/hole punched paper.
ReplyDeleteyou stole that post from xkcd
ReplyDeleteLOL at you if you thought xkcd had that idea first... fail. and i didnt use the same example :D
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