🧐 Turn and face the strange ch-ch-ch-changes…

[JoePepsiCo]

Young and you want to change the world and then old and reflecting on the changes.

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Big heavy chrome, fins and always, always, more power: the broadsword. It gave way to rapiers: ever smaller, lighter, quicker, reflecting the needs of the urban wilderness, formerly the center of society, abandoned to university leadership dedicated to the abrogation of basic human nature. Who do you call?

You look at your phone, no matter where you are, and remember Ma Bell and the landline. They came to the house and told you where the best place to install the phone was, usually a very inconvenient spot, so there was always a long phone cord snaking through the house.

You look up what you need to know on that phone which formerly required an entire, dedicated, independently powered room to house and millions of data punch cards and miles of paper tape and “knowing someone” to even have access to it.

Ask a young person, "Where’s the Public Library."

What’s that?

 

[Bn2f]

No idea what you’re trying to say here so I’ll use this time to ask before you go dog pissing on every thread possible to then leave - how ya doing there Joe? How’s the family? You in good health?

 

[JoePepsiCo]

The ascription is thick...

 

[Bn2f]

The ascription is thick...

So you’re still suffering from your afflictions. Okden.

 

[Wat_Tyler]

Young and you want to change the world and then old and reflecting on the changes.

​

Big heavy chrome, fins and always, always, more power: the broadsword. It gave way to rapiers: ever smaller, lighter, quicker, reflecting the needs of the urban wilderness, formerly the center of society, abandoned to university leadership dedicated to the abrogation of basic human nature. Who do you call?

You look at your phone, no matter where you are, and remember Ma Bell and the landline. They came to the house and told you where the best place to install the phone was, usually a very inconvenient spot, so there was always a long phone cord snaking through the house.

You look up what you need to know on that phone which formerly required an entire, dedicated, independently powered room to house and millions of data punch cards and miles of paper tape and “knowing someone” to even have access to it.

Ask a young person, "Where’s the Public Library."

What’s that?

The library is where the homeless go to charge their phones and to get a bit of free wifi.


Which reminds me of an old meme: what's the most dangerous thing in 'Murrika?


Besides for Wat, of course . . . .

 

[JoePepsiCo]

We have nothing to fear...

Soon, you will walk into a modern library and it will just be a wall of phone kiosks.

 

[Wat_Tyler]

Well, that's one way to effect change.


Hmmm . . . .

 

[IrezumiKiss]

The ascription is thick...

like my cock...

 

[Bn2f]

Ok boomers.
I’m feeling like you’re 2 posts away from yelling at us to get off your lawn.

 

[JoePepsiCo]

Well, that's one way to effect change.


Hmmm . . . .

They don't even advertise book readers anymore. Maybe around Christmas, they'll still be able to unload a few old Kindles™.

 

[Wat_Tyler]

There may be a new Taunting Rule.


15 yard penalty and loss of down.

 

[Philthy_Phil]

The library is where the homeless go to charge their phones and to get a bit of free wifi.


Which reminds me of an old meme: what's the most dangerous thing in 'Murrika?


Besides for Wat, of course . . . .

Wat dangerous? Lol

Incels posting memes are not a threat to anyone, you pudgy little cat lady.

 

[Philthy_Phil]

Young and you want to change the world and then old and reflecting on the changes.

​

Big heavy chrome, fins and always, always, more power: the broadsword. It gave way to rapiers: ever smaller, lighter, quicker, reflecting the needs of the urban wilderness, formerly the center of society, abandoned to university leadership dedicated to the abrogation of basic human nature. Who do you call?

You look at your phone, no matter where you are, and remember Ma Bell and the landline. They came to the house and told you where the best place to install the phone was, usually a very inconvenient spot, so there was always a long phone cord snaking through the house.

You look up what you need to know on that phone which formerly required an entire, dedicated, independently powered room to house and millions of data punch cards and miles of paper tape and “knowing someone” to even have access to it.

Ask a young person, "Where’s the Public Library."

What’s that?

Is there a point to this thread or is it just another "boomer whines" thread? What's your feeling about training bras?

 

[ll74]

Wtf are you talking about, AJ?

 

[schism666]

Young and you want to change the world and then old and reflecting on the changes.

​

Big heavy chrome, fins and always, always, more power: the broadsword. It gave way to rapiers: ever smaller, lighter, quicker, reflecting the needs of the urban wilderness, formerly the center of society, abandoned to university leadership dedicated to the abrogation of basic human nature. Who do you call?

You look at your phone, no matter where you are, and remember Ma Bell and the landline. They came to the house and told you where the best place to install the phone was, usually a very inconvenient spot, so there was always a long phone cord snaking through the house.

You look up what you need to know on that phone which formerly required an entire, dedicated, independently powered room to house and millions of data punch cards and miles of paper tape and “knowing someone” to even have access to it.

Ask a young person, "Where’s the Public Library."

What’s that?

are you at the bar with bb this morning?

 

[RobDownSouth]

No idea what you’re trying to say here so I’ll use this time to ask before you go dog pissing on every thread possible to then leave - how ya doing there Joe? How’s the family? You in good health?

AJ likes to bemoan the way things used to be, usually before the Civil Rights law passed in 1965, which ushered in "the Dark Times" (or "the Darkie Times", I can't seem to recall exactly what he called it).

Trump's nostalgic appeal to a more pleasant time that never was strikes a responsive chord inside AJ and his "elk".

 

[glamorilla]

I was once in an elevator with Iman but Dave wasn't with her.

 

[Philthy_Phil]

Cool story bro.

 

[RoryN]

. o O (He name-drops all the time, but I don't understand why he never name-drops anyone interesting.)

 

[BrightShinyGirl]

Young and you want to change the world and then old and reflecting on the changes.

​

Big heavy chrome, fins and always, always, more power: the broadsword. It gave way to rapiers: ever smaller, lighter, quicker, reflecting the needs of the urban wilderness, formerly the center of society, abandoned to university leadership dedicated to the abrogation of basic human nature. Who do you call?

You look at your phone, no matter where you are, and remember Ma Bell and the landline. They came to the house and told you where the best place to install the phone was, usually a very inconvenient spot, so there was always a long phone cord snaking through the house.

You look up what you need to know on that phone which formerly required an entire, dedicated, independently powered room to house and millions of data punch cards and miles of paper tape and “knowing someone” to even have access to it.

Ask a young person, "Where’s the Public Library."

What’s that?

Wasn’t there a guy on Saturday Night Live named Joe Piscopo?

 

[Wat_Tyler]

Dave's not here, man.

 

[Lazaran]

Wasn’t there a guy on Saturday Night Live named Joe Piscopo?

Yes.

And he’s the quality of individual you would expect JoePepsiCo to admire enough to base their username on him.

 

[icanhelp1]

Dave's not here, man.

Dave? Dave who?

 

[Wat_Tyler]

Dave? Dave who?

The Dave who's not here, man . . . .

 

[icanhelp1]

The Dave who's not here, man . . . .

I’m Dave!