Is anyone else discombobulated when the announcer says

[helenbacque]

"Here's another golden oldie" and they play music your grandchildren grew up with?

 

[tnthomas]

"Here's another golden oldie" and they play music your grandchildren grew up with?

You mean like those "oldies" from the 1990s? Yea, that's funny.

By the way, what is your spell-checker do when you typed out "discombobulated"?

 

[Ruth n Jersey]

Yes, I'm discombobulated much of the time. It happens with toys also. Some online sites advertise vintage toys and all I see are things my children played with.

 

[CeeCee]

Yes, I'm discombobulated much of the time. It happens with toys also. Some online sites advertise vintage toys and all I see are things my children played with.

Very true, yesterday I was looking around on Pinterest and put vintage toys in the search bar and most of it was toys from when my daughter was small.

 

[jujube]

Discombobulation is my usual mental state these days.

I love to browse in antique shops....unfortunately these days I'm saying "my grandmother had one of those!" less frequently and "I used to have one of those!" increasingly frequently. <Sigh>

 

[helenbacque]

By the way, what is your spell-checker do when you typed out "discombobulated"?

My spell-checker is very understanding. It and I are old friends.