How Old Are You?

[RgrF]

Now if I were OWC Larry with a business to grow presented with those forum demographics ...
:comp:

[bhaveshp]

42 here

[laarree]

I am 54.652 years old..

[Blankity Blank]

Very first television program I remember was this guy.



Though it was in reruns.

First "computer" I ever saw was some kind of Commodore. But it just sat and gathered dust because nobody figured out how to use it (I had no interest in it. It was just some odd thing sitting in my father's room).

There were no safety belts in the first cars I rode in.

The first TV we had got six channels. Richard Kimble is David Janssen not Harrison Ford, and damn we were excited to see if he was going to get caught in that last episode.

Yogi Bear and Huckleberry Hound, Jonny Quest (First run), The Venture Brothers.

I read the local paper from the newsstand and the New York Times online.

I watch TV live, using VCR video tapes, DVDs, a DVR, iTunes, Hulu and torrents; I didn't bother with laserdiscs. I'd love a Slingbox.

AOL, Compuserve, Prodigy, Hotline, Usenet, eWorld, Napster, bit torrent.

Lots of transistor radios, no Walkmen, but an iPod.

Walter Cronkite, Connie Chung before she was Connie Chung, Anderson Cooper.

Chamberlain and Reed, Magic and Bird, Shaq and Kobie.

[RgrF]

Chamberlain and Russell.

[Lux Interior]

LBJ was prez when I was born.

[olnacl]

Black wrote:
[quote=Black]
I remember seeing one of the original BSG movies in the theater with Surround Sound. Anyone remember that? I think they stripped some of the aluminum panels off an aging winnebago, glued some woofers to them and leaned them against the walls of the theater.

Oops, senior moment ;-)
I was trying to say "Sensurround."
Nobody remembers it?
Try this: Admiral "Phantom Third Channel"

I'm not even going to mention that I'm 18 going on 70 (oops, I just did).

Give a listen: http://www.personalconservatory.com/wp-c...dmiral.mp4

[mrbill62]

Blankity Blank wrote:
First "computer" I ever saw was some kind of Commodore. But it just sat and gathered dust because nobody figured out how to use it (I had no interest in it. It was just some odd thing sitting in my father's room).

In high school, we got the Commodore PET's, & I remember learning programming on punch cards.

Blankity Blank wrote:
There were no safety belts in the first cars I rode in.

My dad's right arm was my first safety belt.

Blankity Blank wrote:
The first TV we had got six channels. Richard Kimble is David Janssen not Harrison Ford, and damn we were excited to see if he was going to get caught in that last episode.

I was the remote control for the TV. And you were out of luck if the President came on.

Blankity Blank wrote:
AOL, Compuserve, Prodigy, Hotline, Usenet, eWorld, Napster, bit torrent.

Don't forget Delphi.

Blankity Blank wrote:
Chamberlain and Reed, Magic and Bird, Shaq and Kobie.

John Havlicek, Bill Russell, JoJo White, and Red Auerbach (I was a Celtics fan as a kid).

[jardster]

34- surprised to find myself on the younger side around here.... that's nice considering my kids love to tell me how old I am!

[Will Collier]

[mikegundy] I'm a MAN! I'm FORTY! [/mikegundy]

And I too had the original BSG toys that launched little plastic missiles...