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a lot of phone things listed. before push buttons.. rotary. friend has a "vintage" aqua blue wall phone in her kitchen... rotary. her daughter a school-mate were working on a project and daughter asked if friend could stay for dinner. mom says sure, go call mom to make sure it's ok. kid is gone a loonnngggg time? she comes back looking confused. she didn't know how a rotary phone worked! mom could only picture in her mind that kid poking her fingers in those holes and nothing happening! :ROFLMAO:
 
Analog clocks -- They're being removed from some schoolrooms because students can't tell time with them.

Having to keep the telephone numbers for the various emergency services handy.

Being able to go out wherever you wanted all day as a child and just show up in time for dinner.

Having to watch television shows when they aired.

Having to go to the movie theater to see a movie.
 

The National Anthem at midnight sign off, then the Test Pattern.
Saving grease to turn in for the War Effort.
Clapping the erasers or cranking the ditto machine was a reward for good behavior.
Somebody besides y ourself cleaning the car window at the gas station,
 
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i never took typing... i was in college prep... typing was for "business" students... said by some as they looked down their noses. so i never learned how to type properly... have to watch my fingers on keys most of the time.

what would kids do if they had to use an old-school typewriter to do an assignment on? what would they do when they noticed typos once paper was out of the rollers.? oh wait... nothing kids hand in has to be remotely correct... spelling, punctuation, spacing, etc.
 
i never took typing... i was in college prep... typing was for "business" students... said by some as they looked down their noses. so i never learned how to type properly... have to watch my fingers on keys most of the time.

what would kids do if they had to use an old-school typewriter to do an assignment on? what would they do when they noticed typos once paper was out of the rollers.? oh wait... nothing kids hand in has to be remotely correct... spelling, punctuation, spacing, etc.
I was a college prep student as well, but we could take typing as an elective for just one year so we could type our college papers.
 

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