I'm 32, I played MUDs and MUSHes quite a bit; mainly the Vampire: The Masquerade ones. I was privileged enough to have a modem and a PC in my room, however, so I didn't have to walk to the library.bdcjacko said:
And I was grateful for it.
Back in my day
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And I was grateful for it.
Pah, you kids have it easy these days with your "clearly outlined objectives" and your "correctly translated text logs". Back in MY day we'd have to walk 15 miles uphill BOTH ways to kneel in front of the cliff with a red crystal selected to catch the tornado. And don't get me started on the lake with the blue crystal!
Back in my day, we didn't have fancy schmancy 250 gigabyte hard drives on our consoles. We had 1 megabyte memory cards, for $30 each.
And you know what? We though that they were fucking massive.
...I'm so young.
And you know what? We though that they were fucking massive.
...I'm so young.
Touche!octafish said:
Back in my day, 64k memory was top-of-the-line.
(from my older brother)
Back in my day, the "computer room" was not the place to go to get on a computer. The "computer room" was actually the room that held the computer.
Back in my day the most revolutionary hand held was the Gray Brick or the original Gameboy. It took 4 double A's and it had tetris and pipedream. I'm actually still a young-in....
Complaining about fanboys when your post reeks of fanboyism... Well done.bdcjacko said:
Back in my day there were no fanboys because no-one knew there was more than one console and we needed to bring notes to remember the commands we had to type in to run games. Also the word gigabyte wasn't made yet. Oh, the simple days with 20mb hard drives...
Back in my day we had Gameboys, the games were shit except for the Pokemon series. Also they were built to last, I hated my Gameboy because it was pink, NOT RED! (I was ten pink was for girls). I stabbed it with a compass, threw it out a window, once accidentally dropped it in a pond and the fecker still works...good old Gameboy...with your shitty games and awesome Pokemon.
Back in my day a floppy disk is what we use if we want to save out computers works from school and bring it back home.
Back in my day TV were used to allow to cartoon ads for their toys, cereal, food etc. Now we got this stupid law prevent them to show it.
Back in my day there were no such food like "apples" or "carrot stick" in our happy meal.
Back in my day there was such a thing call "Penfriend" were you communicate a person from around the globe by using pen and paper and you become friends with them.
Back in my days Game magazine used to give out free cheat books which contain A-Z of games containing cheats and passwords for that game.
Back in my day TV were used to allow to cartoon ads for their toys, cereal, food etc. Now we got this stupid law prevent them to show it.
Back in my day there were no such food like "apples" or "carrot stick" in our happy meal.
Back in my day there was such a thing call "Penfriend" were you communicate a person from around the globe by using pen and paper and you become friends with them.
Back in my days Game magazine used to give out free cheat books which contain A-Z of games containing cheats and passwords for that game.
...and back in the day before yours, people didn't have computers and could only source information from books and other people. In the day before that, there was no electricity and all light was made by setting fire to things. Earlier still, the closest thing people had to surgery was amputation and hardly anyone could read.
What makes your day better than mine?
What makes your day better than mine?