i'm kinda shit with technology.

i remember when i went to buy my last cell phone, and i told the guy i was strictly looking for something that calls and texts, and that i wouldn't mind a bluetooth feature, the bastard laughed in my face

Genesia said:

Let the chair say AHHHHH-MEN

when teenagers really started to annoy me!

Last time I went to an amusement park, and looked like this going down the rollercoaster!

A couple of years ago, I am still dealing with it. I had to buy new clothes this year - didn't know where to begin. Socks, sandles and cardiagns here I come. Except some fucker made cardigans trendy again (is trendy an ok word?, shit....)

PREDOMINANT said:

what about a nice knitted argyle vest?

ZombieKitten said:

All the young popstars are wearing them!! they are well cool

PREDOMINANT said:

they take all that's sacred

OK, to be uncool, you need big chunky doc mary janes with hotpants and a skivvy

ZombieKitten said:

Now you are just speaking in tongues

PREDOMINANT said:

plus

and


guaranteed to be a style all your own

I belive I posess a cashmire Skivvy (although i was not aware that's what they are called) Not sure the shoes come in my size, but the hot pants I could totally pull off.

Just now when upon reading the title of this thread my first thought was that song "It's Hip to Be Square" by Huey Lewis and the News.

JuliePurplehead said:

I love Huey an' nem guess that's not so hip.

I guess I realized I wasn't "young" anymore when younger people kept trynta convince me that Lil Wayne, Beyonce, and Rihanna were iconic artists.

SCNDLS said:

I thought you knew....

reneGade20 said:

I also know I'm getting old cuz I keep feeling sorry for this generation because they DO NOT have truly great iconic musical artists like each generation before.

The decadence of Music, Entertainment, and just about any other form of Pop Culture went out in unison with my youth. I guess you could say I was the epitome of party-pooper or the quintessential posterchild for having an "Old Soul". All in all, I just wish "The Chase to have as much Momentum as The Catch used to have". You know. Discretion of all these technological resources that we've all become interdependent on. Whatever happened to the element of surprise? It's the little things like that, in general. I miss The 90's.

Back then, I was allowed to be naive. Back then, I wasn't ashamed of being gullible. On the upside, there's been great innovation over the years. We, as a nation, have overcome "SOME" of our unnecessary atrocities like racism (As The Current President-Elect can attest to) and homophobia (Many sectors and distinguished forums of the entertainment and corporal world have entities that can attest to this as they have triumphed/vanquished the system).

But, I don't know. I just miss the good old days. You know? When good commercial music wasn't out-of-contingency. The days when we were in contention with the uncertainty of whether or not we were going to catch our favorite television program. I know I'm rambling. But these are things I ponder when this subject comes up.
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SCNDLS said:

I'm sure that the next generation will have a britney.org to come to so that they can discuss her conversion to some off the wall religion and related topics....