What makes me feel old? I watched Star Blazers, Robotech, and Voltron as a kid when it was aired on television...and I DON'T mean Toonami.
Taipan700 said:I'm 20 years old.
A few days ago, I offered to give my friends little brother all the episodes of Dragonball Z I had accumulated. Simply assuming that all kids would naturally be exposed to stuff like DBZ and Pokemon, I said "Hey buddy, I've got all these episodes of this really cool cartoon you would like if you want them. You know Dragonball Z right?"
He looked at me like I'd just offered him a full colostomy bag.
"What's that show?"
So, what are some instances that have made you realise your age? Even if you didnt want to?
Was?! There are COOLER films?!Anarchemitis said:I remember when The Emperor's New Groove was the coolest movie ever.
The country never recovered from this.robot_slipper said:This may be a bit UK-centric, but:
- still being bitter about how Margeret Thatcher stole our milk! And being only one of a few of people at work who remember this!
All I know is that in Gold and Silver, they were still original and interestingly named/themed.CardinalPiggles said:past the origonal 150, i dont even know so...ClassicJokester said:It may seem silly, but anytime someone mentions a pokémon past #252.
It doesn't make me feel "old" (I'm not, really), but its a reminder that people are growing up with very different feelings about what "retro" and "all that old stuff" is.
Same here. It's weird that those excited about a kids movie were teenagers. My cousin that's 6 wasn't excited about it at all.Crispee said:I felt old when Toy Story 3 came out, I remember watching the first two when they came out. I then felt old when I realized the film's current target audience besides people my age wouldn't even have heard of it. I'm 17.
Really? I fear for civilization now.Soylent Bacon said:Remember VHS tapes? There are kids today who have never heard of such a thing.