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Holly molly, I scored a 20. Somebody beat me please.
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I scored 21.
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Also 20. I had a Compuserve account - predates AOL. Still have the LPs from Columbia.
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19 never was into some of the early electronics stuff.
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CongratulationsI just did a recount and I also got 21.
Yikes
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Things that were omitted from that list:
Use a phone booth
Get on a plane with a paper ticket
Adjust the rabbit ears
Have the gas station attendant fill your tank
Use a phone booth
Get on a plane with a paper ticket
Adjust the rabbit ears
Have the gas station attendant fill your tank
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Makes me feel like a million bucks. All green and wrinkly.Congratulations
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23 here - no MySpace account. Don't even know what that is/was...
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A rather weak competitor to Facebook.
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Have the gas station attendant fill your tank
Remember when they were called "service stations"? Batteries on display, fanbelts on the wall by the cash register, lube hoses hanging from overhead reels, the "ding ding" bell when someone drove over the customer cables?.
Come to think of it - are they still called "cash registers"?
Remember when they were called "service stations"? Batteries on display, fanbelts on the wall by the cash register, lube hoses hanging from overhead reels, the "ding ding" bell when someone drove over the customer cables?.
Come to think of it - are they still called "cash registers"?
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Not only do I remember it, I once ran a very popular dial up "bulletin board". I had four phone lines coming into my house and four US Robotics 14.4k high speed modems. One of the modems was one that I won in a contest that US Robotics had to design a logo for their use on their own bulletin board. I designed an ansi-based logo and won a new modem.
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I'm pretty sure I'm older than most around here but only scored a 17.
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I scored an 18, but I was too old for most of that stuff.
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