Ever think what was life before internet or if internet never existed?.

[Skipper]

Just thinking out loud.

 

[papasmerf]

the internet is the CB Radio of the New Millennium

 

[Casa_Nova]

I wouldn't have other wise had the chance to meet you fine folks! Back to flipping through Now and Eye magazines now...:biggrin2:

 

[Boing]

Using my Rogers' stick. Well worth the money.

There was life before the internet :SayWhat?:

 

[RAWD]

I remember. It sucked.

The Internet is up there with the invention of the wheel. It had made knowledge far more accessible, redefined consumer/retail dynamics, changed how we live...

If there's one thing I use everyday and I can't imagine life without....it's my tablet.

 

[peace]

I wouldn't have other wise had the chance to meet you fine folks! Back to flipping through Now and Eye magazines now...:biggrin2:

Did you find them:

:biggrin2:

 

[hobnew]

Life without internet..... the horror :SayWhat?:

 

[Transient]

 

[JBelushi]

No.

 

[oldguyzer]

You young whippersnappers forget the Web is only around for twenty years, and the internet for about double that. Before the Web we had WAIS and RBBS systems and we thought we were tech gods. Before that, we had UUCP email, and though we were tech gods. Before that we had paper and envelopes and stamps, and thought we were tech gods.

I'm waiting another twenty years when we can look back at 2013 and laugh about the luddites of this generation. Things like MyTwitSpaceBook will be long gone and barely remembered.

 

[celticman]

You young whippersnappers forget the Web is only around for twenty years, and the internet for about double that. Before the Web we had WAIS and RBBS systems and we thought we were tech gods. Before that, we had UUCP email, and though we were tech gods. Before that we had paper and envelopes and stamps, and thought we were tech gods.

I remember pneumatic tube systems throughout the Toronto General Hospital. You placed typewritten stuff in them and the cylinders whizzed around the buildings to their destinations.

 

[papasmerf]

I remember pneumatic tube systems throughout the Toronto General Hospital. You placed typewritten stuuf in them and the cylinders whizzed around the buildings to their destinations.

when you think about the tube systems they were actually very cool for the time.

 

[oldguyzer]

I remember pneumatic tube systems throughout the Toronto General Hospital. You placed typewritten stuff in them and the cylinders whizzed around the buildings to their destinations.

I prefered the cute girls in white outfits who did the same :biggrin2:

They still use the pneumatic system at some Costcos to shuttle money back to the counting rooms.

 

[celticman]

I prefered the cute girls in white outfits who did the same :biggrin2:

So perversion is timeless or is it a case of permamence in truth?

 

[RAWD]

I prefered the cute girls in white outfits who did the same :biggrin2:

They still use the pneumatic system at some Costcos to shuttle money back to the counting rooms.

they use the tubes at some drive through banks in the US still

 

[oldguyzer]

So perversion is timeless or is it a case of permamence in truth?

Probably both! :LMAO:

 

[Wanker]

I don't have to spend money buying Playboy and penthouse magazines anymore.