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Other Things => Off The Wall => Forum Games => Topic started by: geekgo4 on August 19, 2010, 06:25:16 AM
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I think we all had these moments once in a while. When people use phones to actually speak to them. When people got up to change the channel, When people have to settle for dirt for dinner.
This is not supposed to be a bash on the new generation. It's just... well... did you ever had these moments.
It seems that the new generation of young gamers(less than 14) are more interested in mature games, wrestling games, and hip, trendy stuff. When I show them a gameplay of KOFXI for PS2, they looked at it in disgust and called if fakey and didn't like the sprites.
Is it me or do kids of this generation show no respect of classic gaming?
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Lol, I say "Back in my day" all the time. Its a bad habit. My friend gets angry at me because were the same age and I talk and act as if I were like 80 years old. XD
Also, it depends on the person i guess. Some respect it, others are too busy with their Halo and Gears of War and space marines to care. And anything else is crap to them. :B
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Them Youngsters and their MaWa 2. They know nothing of beat-em ups like Scott Pilgrim.
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Well, back in the day Controllers only had 6 Buttons and games were usually more simple (If more Vague, due to programming).
Doesn't mean I can't adapt. I'm not like my parents who stopped playing fun games in '94 to start playing those Casual games.
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Back in my day the Gameboy only had 4 buttons.
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Back in my day the main console came with a robot. (okay, so slightly before my day)
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Back in my day, Controllers had WIRES leading back to the console!
kids these days and their newfangled wireless controllers!
Also, who remembers those things they used to call "Memory Cards"?
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Yes and they were also half an inch thick.
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Back in my day we would get games for free with our consoles that weren't crappy budget titles, tech demos, or Demo Discs.
Nowadays we get a few little trials to make you pay to play the full game.
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Back in my day, difficulty settings and sound tests came standard with most games!
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Back in my day there was no easy mode.
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Hey, I meant hard mode and such. Now you need to pay for more difficultys. It's kinda dumb.
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Back in my day, when we bought a game, we got the complete game.
oh yeah. I went there.
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Back in my day there were no secrect endings.
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Back in my day, the princess was in another castle.
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Back in My Day Bonus Stages weren't properly labeled and you kinda had to guess where they were to finish the game 100%
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Back in my day, the Sonic games were consistently good!
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Back in My Day Bonus Stages weren't properly labeled and you kinda had to guess where they were to finish the game 100%
Back in my day Donkey Kong Country had to be fully completed at 101%.
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Now, remember, this isn't limited to just video game. I did mention telephones.
When I was you age, Japanamation was new, unique, and good to look at back then.
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Back in my day Donkey Kong Country had to be fully completed at 101%.
And Donkey Kong Country 3 at 105%. (actually, I think the first 3 Crash games had a full completion percentage over 100% as well)
Back in my day, the internet was still young.
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Back in my day, We bought our games on something called Cartridges. and they were big.
Also, back in my day there was Anamaniacs. (changing [parasitic bomb] up a little here)
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Back in my day, we had Freakazoid!
FREAKAZOID! FREAKAZOID!
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Back in my day Donkey Kong Country had to be fully completed at 101%.
Ah, you catch on Quick.
Back in my day, we had Super Size.
Nowadays we just drop a size inbetween and call Super Size "Large".
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Why back in my day, there was a show called Pirates of Dark Water.
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Batman: the animated Series.
That is all.
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I know we've talked about 90's Iron Man before...
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I-
AM-
IIIIIIROOOOOON
MAAAAAAAAN~
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Also:
SUPER FIGHTING ROBOT...
MEGA MAN!
SUPER FIGHTING ROBOT...
MEGA MAN!
FIGHTING TO SAVE...
THE WORLD!
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Back in my day, my SNES game collection was a good collection and nothing more.
Nowadays, I find myself proud that I own such classics as TMNT IV and Yoshi's Island.
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Also:
SUPER FIGHTING ROBOT...
MEGA MAN!
SUPER FIGHTING ROBOT...
MEGA MAN!
FIGHTING TO SAVE...
THE WORLD!
Robot Masters > Net Navis
Back in my day, Anime catered to everyone and not just losers who still lived in their parents' basement. GET A JOB, YA LAZY SLOBS!
Also, the little girls actually look cute and meaningful back then. Nadays, they look like prostitutes!
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Back in MY day, it was yesterday.
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Back in my day, Crash Bandicoot didnt suck.
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Back in my day videogame prices over here didn't reach the 4 digits >_>
When I show them a gameplay of KOFXI for PS2, they looked at it in disgust and called if fakey and didn't like the sprites.
Can I punch them? Can I? Can I?
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You wanted to beat a game, but were stuck on a part, or wanted to see a cheat code?
Get the power.
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Back in my days....wait a minute! I am barely 18! I should wait 10 more years to be babbling about my days :D
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Why back in MY day the only way to know about a game was EGM or Nintendo Power. I think some other magazine, but it sucked.
And nickles had bumblebees on them, give me five bees for a quarter, you'd say. So anyways, I was walking along with an onion on my belt-which was the style back then...
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INNERNETS?
Why, back in my day, we diddn' have no innernets. We had to talk through empty soup cans connected with twine! And we diddn' have no LLOs or MOMs or those text-a-whosie-whatsit, all we could talk about was corn and [parasitic bomb].
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Animaniacs.
Yep.
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In my day we didn't have a [tornado fang]ing recession. Sure, we had our problems, but we just ignored them and focused on eating bruschetta and foie gras for lunch. They were simpler times, which I was nonetheless too young and middle-class to appreciate.
There was also Mega Drive, N64 and the old Sonic cartoon, though, which were awesome.
GET A JOB, YUPPIES!
You...do know what a yuppie is, right?
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Back in my day, Anime catered to everyone and not just losers who still lived in their parents' basement. GET A JOB, YUPPIES!
Also, the little girls actually look cute and meaningful back then. Nadays, they look like prostitutes!
Back then, anime wasn't even DOMINATED by mainstream and Sojo. We also had crappy games back then (NES-PS1 era), that was actually hilarious to make fun of! Also.. THIS! Back when TV wasn't [parasitic bomb]!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PimZ66nqzI[/youtube]
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*puts on fake gray beard and hunches back with walking stick* Back in my day, we didn't have this Spongebum Adventure Jack crap! We had Animaniacs, SWAT Kats, and Pokemon was good!
((EDIT: Darn, I skipped some posts.))
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In my day we didn't have a [tornado fang]ing recession. Sure, we had our problems, but we just ignored them and focused on eating bruschetta and foie gras for lunch. They were simpler times, which I was nonetheless too young and middle-class to appreciate.
There was also Mega Drive, N64 and the old Sonic cartoon, though, which were awesome.
You...do know what a yuppie is, right?
Eh, no. I didn't. Sorry.
EDIT: Change it.
*puts on fake gray beard and hunches back with walking stick* Back in my day, we didn't have this Spongebum Adventure Jack crap! We had Animaniacs, SWAT Kats, and Pokemon was good!
Uh, we still have Pokemon.
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Back in my days, comic books were dirt cheap... Now it has increased like ten times. :(
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Why in my day, all the little kids thought it cool to speak in ebonics! Oh wait, they still do...
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Uh, we still have Pokemon.
He means the SHOW. Back then it was actually GOOD.
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Back in my day... *insert boring-ass story of a baby boomer here*
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Back in my day, getting gas didnt suck up your life's savings.
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Back in my day, we didn't say "...where I'm at."
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Back in my day, there was no CREDITS PUSHBACK. *glares at the Disney Channel, Cartoon Network, and Nickelodeon (and many other channels that occasionally do this)*
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Well!
Back in my day, WE HAD TOONAMI!
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Back in my day, we had Storm, caffeinated lemon-lime soda, and it was delicious!
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back in my day, we had dial up
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Back in my day, Tips & Tricks was a monthly magazine.
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Back then, Video Game heroines never really required to look sexy, and had proper anatomy.
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Well!
Back in my day, WE HAD TOONAMI!
Which was better than that Dragonball Kai.
But yes, your all old.
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Back in my day, it wasn't cool to wear your pants so it showed off your underwear.
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It still isn't, if you ask me.
BACK IN MY DAY, OUR PRESIDENTS WERE WH-... yeah let's not go there... :P
(just kidding here; don't get on me for an innocent joke)
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Back in my day, television sets were CRT and our channels were not digital.
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Back in my day, we didn't have the Euro.
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(just kidding here; don't get on me for an innocent joke)
Someone needs a spanking. <3
Back in my day, you got burned for being a witch. Not being on the recieving end of a "Yo Mama~" joke.
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Back in my day, we didn't have anything fancy like houses or wheels. We just had caves!
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Back in my day, 16-bit was top-o'-the-notch graphics.
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Back in my day, my friends and I knew this guy called JC. Pretty cool guy, had a lot of neat stuff to say. We weren't really friends with him, we just hung out with him, but he didn't mind. We all thought he was really mysterious and cool, so we would always follow him around the place and listen to him talk. Then one day he started acting stranger than usual. We got really worried about him, but he just invited us over for dinner a little later and told us it was all cool, he was going somewhere better. Last I heard of him he got arrested. Don't know what for, but I didn't see him again. I heard some people telling us they saw him around the place, but I reckon they were just smoking something weird. He never gave us anything back when we tried sending messages to him. I still hear people talking about him and all the crazy stuff he used to tell us. Poor guy. He was awesome.
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Back then, Video Game heroines never really required to look sexy, and had proper anatomy.
Lara Croft says otherwise.
Posted on: August 20, 2010, 05:55:06 PM
Back in my day, [parasitic bomb] wasnt so over censored because of bitchy Soccer moms.
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Back in my day, Mario was a sidescroller... owait
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Back in my day, there used to be shitty browsers like AOL and Netscape. *shudder*
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Back in maaaah daay......zzzzzzZZZZZZ
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Back in my day, there were hippies. And they were a new type of person too!
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Back in my day, there was no 'easy' mode!
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Back in my day you could turn the radio on to find things besides Rap music.
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Back in my day, you used to buy small packs of gum with like 5 slices in them for a buck. Now you get those huge packs for like a buck-fifty! Dang spoiled kids.
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Back in my day, we had cassette tapes and VHS!
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Lara Croft says otherwise.
That was because the games came during the PSX's tyrannical reign. You know, during those times where characters REQUIRED to look cool/sexy. I know they still do today but eh.
And back then were like 50/50 chance of your download crashing due to internet faliure. Now, the internet downloads crash when the server goes down.
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Back in my day, my computer sounded like a phone!
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Back in my day, the Y2K scare was going on. Oh yeah, those were good times. XD
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Back in my day, kids knew how to cross the street, write like people without mental problems, and they didn't cuss up a storm for no reason while playing baseball.
(True story, 'bout a month ago.)
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Back in my day, if we wanted to watch something on TV, we would have to set-up the VCR to record the right channel at that time so we could watch it on a VHS later... Nowadays we got our DVR's to do it, and at a much higher quality and with the ability to Delete stuff on the fly.
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Back in my day, when someone beat a game completely, they were congratulated for it. People didn't go "beat it in 2 days" and stuff like total jerks. It was an accomplishment to do so.
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Back in my day, when someone beat a game completely, they were congratulated for it. People didn't go "beat it in 2 days" and stuff like total jerks. It was an accomplishment to do so.
Someone is offended.
BACK IN MY DAY, people weren't such RP noobs that they used some noob RP to RP sex, AS WOLVES.
True story. Just reported. Group was deleted.
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Back in my da-THIS PROGRAM HAS PREFORMED AN ILLEGAL OPERATION AND WILL BE SHUT DOWN.
*tries again*
Back in my day...
Windows 98. 8D
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BACK IN MY D-D-D-d-d-d-d.....d...d....
<ACK! DANG THING FROZE AGAIN.... *reboots* FROZEN STILL!?! *wipes hard drive, reinstalls everything* How 'bout now... AHA>
Back in my day, Windows ME on a Compaq.
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Back in my day, I didn't need to buy the same console five times. Hell, my SNES still works, and my Wii? Died twice in a year.
And, Nintendo didn't sell all these useless peripherals! Wait...
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Back in my day, you needed to go into a file directory to install a game!
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Back in the day, We had shitty games based off of Movies...
Oh wait, we still do, but now they're made for shitty movies and not just the good ones.
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Back in my day, Ask.com was Ask Jeeves!
[and if you typed in, 'Is Jeeves Gay?' he said, 'It's a personal matter.']
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Back in my day, Ask.com was Ask Jeeves!
[and if you typed in, 'Is Jeeves Gay?' he said, 'It's a personal matter.']
AW MAN. I SHOULD HAVE TRIED THAT.
Back in my day, Google wasn't run by the government. >_>
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Back in my day, kids indulged in sensible fads, like Pogs and slap bracelets, rather than these Silly Bandz.
Back in my day, our CGI was nothing more than untextured vector graphics and bolean polygons, none of this here new-fangled volumetric lighting and Mental Ray rendering.
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lol, my brother had Pog socks.
Back in my day, we didn't have cookie-cutter games that were obvious blatant ripoffs of well known games flooding the market.
They just had their own little corner in the stores.
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Back in my day, we had dusty ol records, not some MP3pod things.
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Oddly enough, records are still the most efficient way to record and play music, and keep it as true to original sound as possible.
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Back in my days, Techno, neon spandex and pog were the hottest things...thank god it´s over
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Back in my day, we had Soul Train, not Kidz Bop.
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Back in my day, we had Beast Wars.
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Back in my day, we had Beast Wars.
Back in my day, we had The Go Bots and Bucky O' Hare.
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Back in my day, we had Yogi Bear and Quick Draw McGraw!
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back in my day Fox was still considered overly raunchy.
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Back in my day, we had Fox Kids and Kid's WB. And neither of them had anime!
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back in my day i used to be scared of robots thanks to the terminator.
nowadays i'm not.
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Back in my day, we had Fox Kids and Kid's WB. And neither of them had anime!
Actually... *points at Pokemon and Digimon*
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I meant '95 and '96, Sapph. I believe that predates both of those. ;)
then again, back in my day we also had Power Rangers. Then again, it wasn't the crapfest that we have these days.
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Back in my day, it was customary to show cleavage....now I do it just for fun! 8D
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Back in my day, Disney shorts had violence!
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Hey, Sapph. Know what? Let's get dangerous! 8D
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Hey, Sapph. Know what? Let's get dangerous! 8D
That's right. Back in my day, we had Darkwing Duck while the sun was still up!
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Back in my day, DUCKTALES, WOOO!
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Back in my day,
pirating copying movies was a day-long, special operation.
VCR -> TV -> VCR, everything carefully put together (short cables) and immobilized with heavy things. Then you press PLAY on the first remote, and PLAY & RECORD on the second one at the very same time, and go out of the room, so one of VCRs won't eat your precious tape. 2 hours later you're done, and you can try with the next movie.
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Why, back in MY day, Tom and Jerry. 'Nuff said.
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Back in my day, my knee didn't hurt. ._.
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Back in my day we used to have tape rewinders, because they weren't available in old VHS models...
But we had one when we got a new VHS..
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Back in my day, when Piccolo blasted Raditz and Goku, there was a huge hole through him, not some dark spot.
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Back in my day, it was over 9,000!
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Back in my day, it was over 9,000!
It still is, unless you have the DVD version.
Back in my day, Vegeta WASN'T voiced by a fat guy.
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Back in my day, we had dancing skeletons and whistling mice driving steamboats.
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Back in my day, cartoons were actually hand-drawn, frame by frame, by animators using a lightbox and celluloid film! None of this here fancy-schmancy Flash animation or CGI, where they got this here new-fangled contraption that fills in the extra animation between each key frame.
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Back in my day, cartoons were actually hand-drawn, frame by frame, by animators using a lightbox and celluloid film! None of this here fancy-schmancy Flash animation or CGI, where they got this here new-fangled contraption that fills in the extra animation between each key frame.
I didnt know that actually. o.o
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Back in my day, content wasn't determined by overprotective soccer moms complaining.
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Back in my day, kids could play competitive sports at a young age without some concerned parent worrying that losing would be detrimental to a child's ego, and instead would rather eliminate the concept of winning and losing and raise emotionally-maladjusted kids.
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Back in my day, cartoons were actually hand-drawn, frame by frame, by animators using a lightbox and celluloid film! None of this here fancy-schmancy Flash animation or CGI, where they got this here new-fangled contraption that fills in the extra animation between each key frame.
And it looked damn better for it too.
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Back in my day, 9 year olds didn't cuss every other word.
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Back in my day, those lil whipper-snappers showed some respect for their elders and parents actually did their jobs and parented their brood.
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Back in my day, kids didn't hate their parents. THEY RESPECTED THEM DANGIT.
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Quickie tells the truth! XD
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Back in my day, kids weren't protected in hand sanitizer and cushioned playgrounds. We played in the muck and mire, scaled metal jungle gyms on blacktop, fell off of high swings and merry-go-rounds, and ended our recess covered in dirt and with bruises and skinned knees!
And we liked it!
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Back in my day, kids rode bikes that were THEIR SIZE. And when they wore belts, IT WAS SO THEY COULD KEEP THEIR PANTS UP, NOT SAG THEM. And skeletons weren't as popular and stuff. ._.
I am too young to be saying these things.
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Back in my day, vampires burst into flames when in the sun.
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Back in my day, Boy Bands were the bane of my existance.
But yeah, now it's Twilight.
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Back in my day, vampires burst into flames when in the sun.
You know thw ironic thing? That never happened to Dracula in the original story...
...nor, at least, in the old film.
Why, back in MY day, Tom and Jerry. 'Nuff said.
Which is still showing on CN.
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Back in my day, I had to walk 4 miles to get to school, and it was uphill both ways!
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Back in my day...well....I'd say a good portion of the members here were not even born yet!
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Back in my day, we had a few certain heroes in a half-shell. (okay, I was like 1 or 2, but I still have vague memories of the original cartoon)
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Back in my day, girls didn't wear those oversized, fly-like shades, and I could see their faces.
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Back in my day, girls didn't dress like they were going to a street corner near you.
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Back in my day, there were no rap artists. Just that one dog from the Titanic cartoon.
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Which is still showing on CN.
Yeah, but it was more awesome back in the day. But I got tired of it, mainly because they kept pumping more of those movies. Good times.
Why, back in MY day, we didn't have these fancy HD televisions with crystal-clear picture nor was it in color; back then we had to watch the teley with a grainy black and white picture with a an antennae instead of a satellite dish or through cable.
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Back in my day, the hip-hop subculture wasn't spread around like a VIRUS.
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Back in my day, there were no crazy women that dressed up like Lady Gaga. They never even DARED to do it. Also: Graphics nor Gimmicks never mattered, it was all about the gameplay. If it works during testing phase, they continue to improve upon it until it was ready to go.
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You know thw ironic thing? That never happened to Dracula in the original story...
...nor, at least, in the old film.
The burning in the sunlight comes from Nosferatu and Anne Rice vampires.
The Brahm Stoker kind can go out during the day- but with no special powers.
Back in my day, the only kind of rap was the Will Smith kind, and it was FUN to listen to. None of this modern rap about sex drugs and money
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Back in my day, Disney comics were awesome.
Especially if it's drawn by this guy.
[spoiler](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/72/Don_Rosa_in_Helsinki_2008.JPG)[/spoiler]
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The burning in the sunlight comes from Nosferatu and Anne Rice vampires.
The Brahm Stoker kind can go out during the day- but with no special powers.
Back in my day, the only kind of rap was the Will Smith kind, and it was FUN to listen to. None of this modern rap about sex drugs and money
^This
Back in my day, N64 was released, and it was good.
Nothing can stand up to that baby.
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Why back in MY day, we didn't have Fred or Justin Bieber trollin' the internet.
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Well, back in MY day, Youtube was funny.
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Back in my day, there were hardly any people that drove their souped-up cars like empty-headed douchebags.
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Back then, we had REAL adventure books, not this banana-coat wearing ninja or sparkly vamp crap we have going on now.
I had much fun reading Huckleberry when I was a kid, ya know. Naruto only existed in a Japanese newspaper back then! (Then again.. it's the *ahem* Stupid Ages as Futurama would point out..)
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Back in my day we had shake-em-up fries....
made those [tornado fang]ing burger king fries taste tons better.
we also had funky fries...
Because kids really wanted blue fries, chocolate with potatoes, or cinnamon with potatoes...
Also Green and Blue Ketchup. i miss those.
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Back in my day, Adults called consoles like the PSone, Atari, Dreamcast and such "Nintendos".
...they still do. -AC
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Back in my days every console besides the playstation was called SEGA....true story
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Back in my day, Adults called Pokemon "pokeymans"
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Back in my day, Adults called Pokemon "pokeymans"
[/billcosby]
(I actually made my brawl copy use that for Pokemon in the sound test, kinda as a joke.)
Back in my Day... Cleaning Cartridges was as easy as either blowing on the connectors or attaching a cleaning kit to it and then plugging it into the system...
like i ever had one of those.
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Back then, Burger King did not have a creepy mascot!
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Back in my day Megaman Outpost didn't merge with MMN and Planet Megaman wasn't dead and/or plagued with internet drama.
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Back then, we had good animated feature films. By that I mean those that don't CONSTANTLY ABUSE THWEE-DEE.
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I'm one of those guys young as 13 who DESPISE bloody, gory, shooting games, and enjoy the classics. Thank you very much.
Yes, we come around once in awhile.
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Back in my day, everything was mario.
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Back in my day you weren't so damn insistent on getting the best ranking ever.
You just wanted to beat the game and enjoy it.
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Back in my day, there were no stupid achievements. *glares at Xbox 360 and PS3*
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Back in my day, Your mom jokes were Big insults
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Back in my day, Your mom jokes were Big insults
Hey, give 'yo mamma a shout out!
Back in my day, there were copyright based books that were GOOD. *hugs his Star Trek novels*
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Back in my day, when you got owned by a game, it wasnt called "bad level design" by today's butthurt generation of pussies.
IM LOOKIN' STRAIGHT AT YOU X6 HATERS.
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I enjoyed X6 myself.
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I thought it was boring....not as much as X7 though
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Back in my day you weren't so damn insistent on getting the best ranking ever.
You just wanted to beat the game and enjoy it.
Why couldn't I be born then? Now just about everyone in my City HATES Mario and loves Call of Duty, Halo, You name the shooter, they like it.
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Back in my Day, you could play online games cheap, and they were good. Phantasy Star Online, anyone?
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Back in my day, There were only:
PS2
Xbox
Game Boy Color
Gamecube
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Back in my day, There were only:
PS2
Xbox
Game Boy Color
Gamecube
That makes you 8? That wasn't terribly long ago.
Anyway, back in my day we had GOOD Movies. none of this chick-flick madness we have now.
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Back in my day, people didn't give a [parasitic bomb] about celebrities' personal lives.
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Back in my day, people didn't have 8 - 10 kids for publicity.
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Back in my day games were hard, Nowadays they're difficult because the game creators limit you.
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Back in my day games were hard, Nowadays they're difficult because the game creators limit you.
Truth be spoken.
Back in my day, you HAD to ration your items when you faced a boss that required them to beat them. They didn't blow arrows out their noses. ._.
WIND WAKER MY FRIEND.
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Truth be spoken.
Back in my day, you HAD to ration your items when you faced a boss that required them to beat them. They didn't blow arrows out their noses. ._.
WIND WAKER MY FRIEND.
I find myself doing that in Dead Rising 2 right now.
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Back in my day, X-Play used to be funny. But now I have Top Gear! 8D
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Back then we had games like Dragon's Lair. Wonder what happened to those games?
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Back in my day, there were only a handful of shooters, and they were acclaimed by gamers everywhere. Now there are MILLIONS, and a lot of people my age where I live are gobbling them up like Michael Moore with cheesecake.
Still, there are only a few of these shooters that stand out from these Call Of Duty-like shooters today, like Borderlands (although I haven't made much progress), and Halo. There may be others that stand out for me that I don't know of yet.
*sigh*
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Back in my day, there were only a handful of shooters, and they were acclaimed by gamers everywhere. Now there are MILLIONS, and a lot of people my age where I live are gobbling them up like Michael Moore with cheesecake.
Still, there are only a few of these shooters that stand out from these Call Of Duty-like shooters today, like Borderlands (although I haven't made much progress), and Halo. There may be others that stand out for me that I don't know of yet.
*sigh*
Ever heard of Half-life?
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Yes, but I never played that.
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Play it. You won´t regret it
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Yes, but I never played that.
More fun than CoD, IMO.
Back in my day, you could find good movies on TV.
Nowadays you can only find the third movie in a trilogy anywhere. and some disappear completely.
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More fun than CoD, IMO.
Back in my day, you could find good movies on TV.
Nowadays you can only find the third movie in a trilogy anywhere. and some disappear completely.
'dis true. Call of Doody is child's play compared to the timed jumps in Half Life and Halo.
Back in my day, there were only 151 Pokemon when I was a youngster even further I had the genesis games, and sega made good gems.
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Back in my day... (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKmvnKpJigE)
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKmvnKpJigE[/youtube]
<3
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Back in my day, we played Megaman X with a keyboard at 75% speed and that was good emulation speed.
PS: I played it on SNES long before then.
PPS: Command Dash
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Back in my day, it was Command Dash or GTFO! *Bleep* that A button!
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Back in my day, I played Alex Kidd in Miracle World and finished the [tornado fang]ing thing.
...I got the game when I was 4, finished it when I was 6. Today, I play it, and I wonder how the [tornado fang] I was so damn HARDCORE.
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Why back in my day, MTV was all about Beavis and Butthead, Daria, and Celebrity Deathmatch. But now its all about bullsh*t reality shows like Road Rules... -AC
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Back in my day, finishing a game actually meant something.
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Back in my day, RAYMAN 2. 'Nuff said.
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Back in my day, Disney was wholesome family entertainment instead of a soulless, money-starved company that's the subject of more conspiracy theories than the American Government.
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Back in my day, Disney was wholesome family entertainment instead of a soulless, money-starved company that's the subject of more conspiracy theories than the American Government.
Disney's sitcoms never made me laugh, NEVER.
Back in my day, every kid at school watched toonami, even if that meant to stay up late.
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When I watched Nickelodeon for the first time it had Rocko's Modern Life, AAAAAAH Real Monsters, Ren & Stimpy and Pete & Pete
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Pete & Pete
One of the most underrated and brilliant shows on TV.
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Back in my day, Disney was wholesome family entertainment instead of a soulless, money-starved company that's the subject of more conspiracy theories than the American Government.
Especially when most of thier workforce aren't Jews. They hate Jews... from what I've heard.
Back in my day, pinball was awesome. I used to go to Boomer's soley for the pinball machines. XD
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Disney's sitcoms never made me laugh, NEVER.
Back in my day, every kid at school watched toonami, even if that meant to stay up late.
How I found out about MAR. One of my favorite animes.
One Piece was pretty good as well. BUT.
Dragon Ball Z. 'Nuff said.
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Disney's sitcoms never made me laugh, NEVER.
Back in my day, every kid at school watched toonami, even if that meant to stay up late.
It's A GUNDAM!!!
*VREEEEEEE*
*BOOM*
Early Adult Swim was pretty awesome before it got taken over by comedy shows.
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Back in my day, we didin't have 3D movies. Good times, but now 'three dee this three dee imax lol that'.
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I cannot [tornado fang]ing stand how every movie has to be in 3D nowadays. And most of them are just as bad as they were in the 80's, serving no point but to show off 3D, and when transferred to Home Video loses any bit of charm it had. (i.e., Jaws 3(D), Avatar, etc.) That Alpha and Omega one looks like [parasitic bomb] too, its a [tornado fang]ing furfest.
Back in my day you could find movies on TV without turning it off due to commercials every 10 Minutes.
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This 3D moviefest is a good thing, see? You can pretty much go "Hey, every single non-animated movie that's in 3D pretty much has a BIG chance to be total [parasitic bomb]", and not go watch them in the first place.
Helps to decide which movies you even want to watch.
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Back in my day, we didin't have 3D movies. Good times, but now 'three dee this three dee imax lol that'.
Don't be knocking on Imax. 3D is fine, but Imax is cool and is more than the 3D you hate.
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Don't be knocking on Imax. 3D is fine, but Imax is cool and is more than the 3D you hate.
Imax IS good, don't get me wrong, but people debating over which is better is pretty [tornado fang]ing stupid.
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Imax IS good, don't get me wrong, but people debating over which is better is pretty [tornado fang]ing stupid.
Before digital projectors, Imax was the best you could get, but now I'm leaning towards Digital Projectors being superior, but Imax still has the great screens standard and I'm pretty sure they have Digital Projectors now too.
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Well, guess that's why we love Imax then..
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(Back in my day everything 80's/90's)
Posted on: September 13, 2010, 00:10:07
Robot Masters > Net Navis
Back in my day, Anime catered to everyone and not just losers who still lived in their parents' basement. GET A JOB, YA LAZY SLOBS!
Also, the little girls actually look cute and meaningful back then. Nadays, they look like prostitutes!
(100% agreed (on both anime and lil' girls))
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Back in my day, you didn't put every single post in parenthesis.
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Back in my day, Twix came in two other varieties: Chocolate fudge and cookies-n-creme. WHY WERE THEY DISCONTINUED HBGOVCIDJUXTSHRYJ
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Back in my day, CRUNCH BARS. YES.
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Back in my day, you didn't put every single post in parenthesis.
I get it. I will never come to this page ever again. Yeah yeah no one gives a [parasitic bomb], no need to tell me.
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Back in my day, Twix came in two other varieties: Chocolate fudge and cookies-n-creme. WHY WERE THEY DISCONTINUED HBGOVCIDJUXTSHRYJ
Back in my day, Twix temporarily changed its name to Raider.
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Back in my day, I enjoyed watching Sailor Moon than DBZ.
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I get it. I will never come to this page ever again. Yeah yeah no one gives a [parasitic bomb], no need to tell me.
...Not to sound like a you-know-what, but...
Back in my day, people didn't take things too seriously and run off.
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This 3D moviefest is a good thing, see? You can pretty much go "Hey, every single non-animated movie that's in 3D pretty much has a BIG chance to be total [parasitic bomb]", and not go watch them in the first place.
Helps to decide which movies you even want to watch.
Flash speaks the truth.
Back in my day, I gave a [parasitic bomb] about fandoms.
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Back in my day, Twix temporarily changed its name to Raider.
[tornado fang] yeah I remember that.
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(http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2008/04_04/subbuteo_468x535.jpg)
Back in my day, Subbuteo was [tornado fang]ing AWESOME
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Psh. These new-fangled smart phones. Expensive buggers. In my day, you were lucky if you could even afford a cellphone, and even luckier if you could fit that damn thing in your pocket.
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Back in my day.....life was so simple...until reality slaped my face when I began to work at my father's tire shop at age 16. :D
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Back in my day, americans never took things so seriously.
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Back in my day, americans never took things so seriously.
Back in my day, people, such as myself, applauded posts liike this.
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Back in my day Movies were awesome, nowadays its all CGI and garbage actors who couldn't act well in a 1st grade play.
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Back in my days, the word "[sonic slicer]" was cencered on radio.
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Back in my day,
Pepsi Blue.
also,
Kit Kat bars came in that paper foil wrapping, with the red label paper around that.
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Back in my day, Star Wars toys were $5.
Nowadays, I pay $8 or more.
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Back in my days...cars were more...simple...not all senorized and stuff...
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Back in my day, schools taught grammar all the way into the highschool years. We learned how to properly construct sentences, how to use punctuation, and what proper nouns are. Nowadays, schools don't teach grammar. And it shows in the poorly-structured sentences filled with random capitalizations, misused commas and apostrophes, and the lack of spaces after punctuation. Seriously pathetic. This is an age of utter idiocy.
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Back in my day, people working in (fast food) restaurants were required to speak understandable English.
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Back in my day, you didn't pick what you wanted on your burger, you just got the burger, ate it, and left. Don't like something, FINE.
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Back in my day, the only food served at a fast food restaurant was unhealthy and hear attack inducing greasy food.
Now a days, you have salads and healthy alternatives for your meal.
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Back in my day, your rival was GARY MUTHA[tornado fang]IN' OAK. Ridin' around in a Mercedes with [sonic slicer]es at his beck and call. Now we get a hyper little monkey thing with strange hair.
Ugh... I miss my Blue.
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Back in my day, Kids didn't threw bricks at the bodies of dead cats.
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Back in my day, Kids didn't threw bricks at the bodies of dead cats.
...
...???
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...???
This.
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Back in my day, a large popcorn at the movies was $3.50. Nowadays, I'm lucky to pay that much for a box of Milk Duds. How does one get around this price increase, you ask? Simple. Buy a large tote bag and smuggle in your goodies.
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Back in my day, a large popcorn at the movies was $3.50. Nowadays, I'm lucky to pay that much for a box of Milk Duds. How does one get around this price increase, you ask? Simple. Buy a large tote bag and smuggle in your goodies.
It works for Baseball games too!
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Back in my day, we took notes by hand with a pencil and a spiral-bound notebook. I still take notes by hand, with a pen, in a notebook. And our libraries used card catalogs and the Dewey Decimal System.
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Back in my day which is not a lot to cover criteria but I got to say, they started putting videogames on DVD and 3D Sonic games were actually good.
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Back in my day, at least for a limited time, gas was $1.99 a gallon for unleaded.
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Back in my day, writing the answers on your hand worked all the time!
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Back in my day, we took notes by hand with a pencil and a spiral-bound notebook. I still take notes by hand, with a pen, in a notebook.
Wait, how do people do it now? o.o
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Back in my day, we took notes by hand with a pencil and a spiral-bound notebook. I still take notes by hand, with a pen, in a notebook. And our libraries used card catalogs and the Dewey Decimal System.
HAHAHAHA. Silly, that's what those newfangled cumpootars are for!
Back in my day which is not a lot to cover criteria but I got to say, they started putting videogames on DVD and 3D Sonic games were actually good.
Can it, Sonic Adventure sucked.
AND THAT PUTS 3/4THS OF RPM ON THE BAN BUTTON.
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Wait, how do people do it now? o.o
It's simple, really. They text notes on their phones. *sniped*
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Back in my day, the most plot a video game needed was "You're the hero, kill the big bad without dying."
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Back then, when I needed info on a game or cartoon character, I usually wound up in a fansite with "facts" about the character. There was no Wiki back then (at least, that I know of at the time).
And on top of that, game systems were barely fragile like the wimpy DS Lite is. It may be sturdy, yes, but it actually has some weakspots. There were some reports of it's contents would melt on contact with fire, too.
Along with that, we had to use our imagination to develop our tall tales, with the occasion of twisting other's reports to make a better story.
That's also the time when we had no computers and had to guess what the dinosaurs looked like with our brains and had to guess where each bone went and what time period was it from.
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Back in my day, kid's shows weren't overly censored. They were awesome and informative, like The Magic School Bus.
Also, Mr. Popo was black, not blue.
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Back in my day, female characters that were strong-willed and not just pretty objects weren't stereotypes. (I am still yet to see a female character that's an extreme pervert)
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Back in my day, female characters that were strong-willed and not just pretty objects weren't stereotypes. (I am still yet to see a female character that's an extreme pervert)
Panty from Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt. Burned.
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Panty from Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt. Burned.
Never seen it.
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Never seen it.
It had a pretty popular thread up until a day or two ago. I'm amazed you missed it.
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Back in my day, Regis still used to do Who wants to be a Millionaire. And it was awesome.
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Back in my day, only the well-to-do had a satellite dish, and it was a cumbersome behemoth in the backyard. It would rotate when one changed channels, and the remote was enormous. Quite the ostentatious purchase if one was lucky to find a local dealer.
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back in my day, indigo wasn't officially part of the rainbow.
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Back in the day, I had nothin' to worry about whenever made a joke, now people can't seem to find a fukkin' sense of humor anymore in Florida, a place that's supposed to be "the happiest state in the US". [tornado fang] that, wait until you see it's schools and overappreciated teachers and teacher's pets.
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Back in MY day...
I was a little pipsqueak and the world revolved around me. I didnt have to worry about anything but waking up, going to school, and playing.
*sniff* I miss my childhood... ;_;
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Back in MY day...
I was a little pipsqueak and the world revolved around me. I didnt have to worry about anything but waking up, going to school, and playing.
*sniff* I miss my childhood... ;_;
Touche, my brother, Touche.
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Back in my day, I behaved badly in school, but it was beyond my control and I got beat up for it anyway.
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Back in my day, in the Ice Age, I walked to school in fifteen feet of snow, uphill, both ways, for thousands and thousands of miles in a blizzard! And when I got there, all the way in Africa, the school was closed to begin with! But since it was the Ice Age, also known as the Dark Ages, there weren't no radios back then, so no one could tell us!
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Back in MY day...
I was a little pipsqueak and the world revolved around me. I didnt have to worry about anything but waking up, going to school, and playing.
*sniff* I miss my childhood... ;_;
I don't remember a time like this. I'm not sure if I should consider you a lucky sod or be glad that I was never of that level of ignorance.
Back in MY day... we had two major gaming companies and they were both Japanese. And were strictly gaming companies. None of this "video game divisions" crap we have nowadays. Just bona fide gaming. Ah yes, the good ol' days.
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And one started as a toy company to begin with.
Back in the day, we had no fancy Shark Jumping Season Finale's, and we also had radio shows to boot. (You know, those audio drama tracks Japan gets away with) I miss them.
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Back in my day, in the Ice Age, I walked to school in fifteen feet of snow, uphill, both ways,
My russian sophomore year Math teacher told us something similar once. With her accent.
It was hillarious.
I don't remember a time like this. I'm not sure if I should consider you a lucky sod or be glad that I was never of that level of ignorance.
I had a great childhood. 90's were great, man. Grew up on Kids WB and PS1. (and Gameboy Color)
And that was BEFORE the huge influx of anime. It was just Pokemon, and later on around the 5th grade, Yugioh.
My first game ever was Grand Tour Racing '98 for the PS1. I still play it occasionally.
In fact- imma go play it right now, brb...
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Back in my day, I navigated my Commodore 64 via command line.
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And one started as a toy company to begin with.
Back in the day, we had no fancy Shark Jumping Season Finale's, and we also had radio shows to boot. (You know, those audio drama tracks Japan gets away with) I miss them.
Happy Days?
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Back in MY day, the only videogame girls wanted to play was Mario.
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Back in my day it felt like we had new Game Boys every year...oh wait. 8D
Some things never change.
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Back in my day, Donkey Kong Country had underwater levels.
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Back in my day Donkey Kong Country had Kremlings. ;O;
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Back in my day, 3D sonic games were not 3/4ths 2D sections. Yeah, that's putting me off Colors, but I'm still willing to give it a chance.
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Back in my day, 3D sonic games were not 3/4ths 2D sections. Yeah, that's putting me off Colors, but I'm still willing to give it a chance.
Yeah, but then again back in your day 3D Sonic games were a lot better.
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Back in my day the only way you could download console games was through the Sega Channel.
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Back in my day, boy band-type artists actually had talent.
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Back in my day, shows didin't actually NEED to be a clone of another show to be funny, and games were always nintendo hard.
Hell, I had trouble with SA1 on my dreamcast on my first run! Now I can beat the game without a problem. I think that's the problem with games today, they are just almost too linear to my tastes. :\
There are a few "nightmare difficulty" games that I can name too. Insector X was one of 'em.. or I sucked back then, I might need to replay it now that I know of an exploitable weakness in the second stage's boss.
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Back in my day, shows didin't actually NEED to be a clone of another show to be funny, and games were always nintendo hard.
Hell, I had trouble with SA1 on my dreamcast on my first run! Now I can beat the game without a problem. I think that's the problem with games today, they are just almost too linear to my tastes. :\
There are a few "nightmare difficulty" games that I can name too. Insector X was one of 'em.. or I sucked back then, I might need to replay it now that I know of an exploitable weakness in the second stage's boss.
Want a hard game? Play LOZ: Spirit Tracks, three hearts. That was tough.
Back in my day, I was scared of Legend of Zelda games. No kidding.
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That fear is kind of odd. To each their own. I used to be afraid of Overdrive Ostrich in MMX2. I still get a little edgy when I play the game today.
Back in my day you would have to call game companies for hints and pay them instead of looking up everything online.
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hey reviving dead threads seems fun let's try it
Back in my day, we didn't need no FPS to be "hardcore"
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Back in my day Strategy Guides were [tornado fang]ing awesome.
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Back in my day it was warmer at night.
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Back in my day, adults trusted kids to not do the stupid [parasitic bomb] in cartoons.
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Back in my day cartoons were awesome.
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Back in my day, Ash Ketchum wasn't a moron.
Edit:: Typo
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Back in my day, we didn't need no FPS to be "hardcore"
Back in my day, FPS were hardcore and you needed more than chest-high walls to be good at it.
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Back in my day, Ash Ketchum was a moron.
He still is though.
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On that note, back in my day, Brock.
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He still is though.
He's slightly better.
slightly
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better
what
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you read me
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Back in my day, FPS were hardcore and you needed more than chest-high walls to be good at it.
What are you, like, 10?
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What are you, like, 10?
i think so
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What are you, like, 10?
'96. Still applies.
Back in my day, being a cat didn't get you instant worldwide fame via a network of computing devices spread out internationally.
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He still is though.
That was a typo. It was supposed to say "wasn't".
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Back in my day, video game manuals were interesting and didn't come in two pages just to tell you only the [tornado fang]ing controls and nothing more.
P.S. They were in color too compared to today!
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That was a typo. It was supposed to say "wasn't".
But he was.
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Back in my day, two thirds of a manual were in english. Not spanish and french.
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But he was.
Not as much of one. He actually oggled at girls back then.
Back in my day, we could actually take vampires and werewolves seriously.
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Not as much of one. He actually oggled at girls back then.
Actually Season 1 Ash was probably the dumbest he's ever been. He resets every season but even then he hasn't been that bad.
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Actually Season 1 Ash was probably the dumbest he's ever been. He resets every season but even then he hasn't been that bad.
Meh. He had an excuse in season 1 because he was just starting out. It's been over 10 years, close to 20 now, and he STILL has made little to no progress in the intelligence department.
Back in my day, people weren't so god-damned politically correct.
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Meh. He had an excuse in season 1 because he was just starting out. It's been over 10 years, close to 20 now, and he STILL has made little to no progress in the intelligence department.
Since season 1 he has. Its subtle but its there.
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Back in my day, manuals were longer than 10 pages and had color even though it was probably more expensive for the companies to make them like that back then rather than today.
Cheap bastards.
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Back in my day, manuals were longer than 10 pages and had color even though it was probably more expensive for the companies to make them like that back then rather than today.
Cheap bastards.
do you need a manual
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Back in my day tings in the super market didn't shrink.
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Back in my day, we never had the convenience of buying games digitally (e.g. Steam, DESURA, Indievania, Xbox LIVE, PlayStation, etc.) without leaving the house and go to a store to buy them. 8D
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Back in my day, we never had the convenience of buying games digitally (e.g. Steam, DESURA, Indievania, Xbox LIVE, PlayStation, etc.) without leaving the house and go to a store to buy them. 8D
so back in your day you were less lazy, right
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do you need a manual
Back in my day you always needed the manual.
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so back in your day you were less lazy, right
Pretty much. 8)
Back in my day you always needed the manual.
Not unless you're Mega Man X. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FpigqfcvlM&hd=1)
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Pretty much. 8)
Not unless you're Mega Man X. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FpigqfcvlM&hd=1)
Yay for not having a youtube account anymore along with baseless video flagging. :|
Sigh, I really may sign up again just to be able to watch those videos.
Back in my day, videogame characters didn't just get a racing game for no reason and Diddy Kong Racing was something different.
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Back in my day... Photos always have a yellowish hue to them.
ALWAYS
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Back in my day the world was actually black and white.
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Back in my day the world was actually black and white.
okay grandpa
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Back in my day... We used Walkmans. Then CD's started getting big, and they were awesome and high tech. And would skip in your portable CD player whenever the car hit a bump on the road.
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Back in my day the world was actually black and white.
No joke, I thought the world was literally black & white in the 1800s when I was 5 years old.
Anyway: Back in my day, we used blank VHS tapes to record our favorite shows.
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No joke, I thought the world was literally black & white in the 1800s when I was 5 years old.
Same
Back in my day PCs were only white.
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Back in my day, we used Macs at school with the hockey puck mouse.
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Back in my day Babbage's and Funcoland were things.
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Back in my day, Bugles were one of the most popular chips/snacks.
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Back in my day, Bugles were one of the most popular chips/snacks.
I remember those.
Back in my day, Dorito's 3D was a thing
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back in my day I felt like hot [parasitic bomb] for having a DVD player and HD television
Back in my day Babbage's and Funcoland were things.
this is literally all I know about Funcoland. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T57mzJUCXzM) I am glad it was before my time and/or probably not in my country.
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Back in my day... we didn't do this here new-fangled lattice multiplication. And back in my day, our teachers could spell properly and use proper grammar.
Seriously, Mt. Holly Springs Elementary. Stop aggravating my OCD because you can't spell "graham crackers" on the menu. And my nephew's teacher? Apostrophes denote a possessive form. When you are referring to "students" plural, you do not write it as "student's!" This is seriously simple [parasitic bomb].
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Back in my day, the floor was lava.
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Back in my day, pokémon tazos would come to life and kill you if you violate its image.
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Back in my day people made sense.
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Back in my, video game consoles didn't scare us with error messages. No seriously, [tornado fang] the PlayStation 2's Red Screen of Death (http://youtube.com/watch?v=1uHLQHjtPLE&hd=1). B(
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Back in my, video game consoles didn't scare us with error messages. No seriously, [tornado fang] the PlayStation 2's Red Screen of Death (http://youtube.com/watch?v=1uHLQHjtPLE&hd=1). B(
Yeah they did.
DKC2 anti-piracy screen popping up when the connectors are dirty.
Back in my day, Piracy was more serious.
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Yeah they did.
DKC2 anti-piracy screen popping up when the connectors are dirty.
Back in my day, Piracy was more serious.
Whelp, guess I never that happen in my day.
Speaking of which, WAY back in my day, video game consoles only served one purpose.
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Back in my day, clearing a video game was kinda emotional on me.
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Back in my day, we used the all-powerful blow method. And if that didn't work, the all-powerful lick method.
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clearing a video game was kinda emotional on me.
I think you're just weird.
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Back in my day, I was actually excited to watch TV. Now it's filled with so many shitty programs.
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Back in my day, we had to listen to our music from a cassette.
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Back in my day, Windows 98 was the [parasitic bomb].
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Back in my day, flip phones were used by all the kool kids.
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Back in my day, flip phones were used by all the kool kids.
Hey in 2008 some people thought flip phones would be used in 2011.
Back in my day Apple was just a brand of computers.
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Back in my day, people still didn't use Zune.
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Back in my day, people still didn't use Zune.
I only need to use that for image and video transfers from my phone. ^^;
Back in my days, pixel animated cut scenes (example CD-based games) were more appealing to look at.
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Back in my day, there was an Earthworm Jim cartoon, it literally felt like one day.
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Back in my days, pixel animated cut scenes (example CD-based games) were more appealing to look at.
Because there was nothing better...
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Back in MY day, porn was kinda entertaining, but now all I watch is H-anime.
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Back in MY day, porn was kinda entertaining, but now all I watch is H-anime.
The only thing that has changed here is you.
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Back in my day, people didn't intentionally antagonize others for their own amusement and act innocent when they were called out on it.
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This is what I mean when I say you ask for it Mirby. You can't help but shove your ugly face in it every single time.
You deserve everything that is thrown your way for being stupid enough to put yourself in the position to get it in the first place.
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I only do it cause I see you attacking other members too.
Perhaps I do deserve it for sticking up for others. But I realized that I'll gladly continue to do so no matter how many insults and derogatory remarks you make towards me, if it means standing up for someone else.
I can't just ignore it, nor can I forget it. Not when I see it happening right in front of me; that's just not how I am, and to do so would be to go against everything I believe in.
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Well good for you but you're always the one who whines about it the most in the end so whatever. If you really want to throw yourself into something you know will just upset you, well, that's stupid. You're stupid.
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Except I won't let it upset me anymore.
I've learned from my mistakes, and I won't repeat them.
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Yeah right
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Back in my day forum games were informal time wasters instead of drama magnets.
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Back in my day people had better things to do than squabble with each other over the stupidest [parasitic bomb] ever. Oh wait... no, that's always been around. Never mind.
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Back in my day there was no need to say "back in my day"
/shocking
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Back in my day there was no need to say "back in my day"
/shocking
Not unless you're a grandparent telling your grandchildren "Why, back in my day...". 8D
Back in my day, Cartoon Network was the [parasitic bomb], but now they plagued with [parasitic bomb] like Incrediblely Stupid Crew and Dude What Would HappenIf They [tornado fang]'d Right Off?.
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Dude What Would HappenIf They [tornado fang]'d Right Off?.
cancelled two years ago
they still have a few good shows, you gotta avoid the [parasitic bomb] though.
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cancelled two years ago
they still have a few good shows, you gotta avoid the [parasitic bomb] though.
Oh I know, though I was kinda referring to the CN Real stuff where they have a bunch of shitty live-action shows. But thanks to Incredible Crew (and Hall of Game), it seemed like Cartoon Network didn't take a hint from all the flamming and trolling before.
Back on topic, back in my day, it wasn't cool to like ponies if you were a guy.
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Back on topic, back in my day, it wasn't cool to like ponies if you were a guy.
It still isn't.
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why are we talking about this.
i thought we were above beating a dead horse.
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Incredible Crew actually isn't that bad IMO.
Back in my day, Disney Channel was the [parasitic bomb], not bullshit.
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Back in my day... Teachers were supposed to know how to properly spell the words on the spelling test.
Once again, Mt. Holly Springs Elementary has disappointed me. My niece's teacher marked her correct spelling of "slimy" wrong, saying it was spelled "slimey." I convinced my sister-in-law to send a note to the teacher, proving her wrong and asking her to correct this oversight. If this was done with my niece's spelling test, it no doubt happened to other students' tests.
What the hell happened? In my day, teachers were supposed to teach the students. Now all it is is teaching to the test. The damn PSSA tests rule the education system and no one actually learns anything. It's memorization of niggly things in order to pass a damn test.
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Damn straight! Now you damn kids get the hell off of my damned lawn!
*cocks rifle.*
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Back in my day... I wasn't concerned with back in my day.
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That made MY day.
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Back in my day
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Need I say [tornado fang]ing more. best part about my childhood, hands down. Better than the PS1, Better than the GBC, okay, maybe not better than the trip to Disney World, but pretty close!
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Back in his day, there were no programs.
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The programming part of the robotics team (which I am looking into joining, mind you) don't actually know of any games outside of League of Legends.
They don't even know what DOTA is.
Though the back in my day moment I had was the one guy who didn't like Megaman but we all know that's just me being butthurt.
Really, back in my day swag was cool.
What the hell happened? In my day, teachers were supposed to teach the students. Now all it is is teaching to the test. The damn PSSA tests rule the education system and no one actually learns anything. It's memorization of niggly things in order to pass a damn test.
My god you're right... :o
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Back in my day, I didn't have a care in the world. Now, I worry about everything. :\
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Back in my day, having fun wasn't hard when you had a library card.
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Back in my day, YouTube actually lets you see search tags on videos.
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Back in my day teenagers walked faster than a squirrel on weed. >_<
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Back in my day, I....unfortunately wasn't scared to eat gum from the floor. Figured it was one way to save my mom her dollars on buying me gum....
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Back in my day, half the fun of making arts & crafts was peeling off the dried glue from your fingers.
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Back in my day, we actually understood the concept of experimenting to solve puzzles in video games.
(this is in response to those people getting stuck on Super Metroid, with the one notable comment of "y cant metroid crawl")
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Back in my day, just because a song was popular, doesn't mean it was appropriate to put on a KidzBop CD.
And don't get me started on that crap them young'uns call "music" nowadays!
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Back in my day, the moon was much closer than it is now!
"my day" apparently being millions of years ago
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Back in my day, we all knew the Playstation 2 was the only console we really needed.
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back in my day, games didn't need to run at 60fps. and we were perfectly fine with that.
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-granny voice- Whyyyyy back in my day, the only way to to roll the tape back into a casset was using a ballpoint pen!
YehhhhhehehehZZZZZzzzzz.....
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back in my day, games didn't need to run at 60fps. and we were perfectly fine with that.
Um... Both NES and SNES ran at a solid 60fps all the time when it didn't encounter slowdown...
I've actually taught my eyes to recognize different framerates from 10 to 60. After 60 I'm pretty [tornado fang]'d but what even runs at 60 anyways >0<
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Back in my day, we didn't have no backtalk! B(
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Back in my day, we didn't have no backtalk! B(
Wasn't backtalking, just providing some interesting information 8U
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Back in my day, the Ice Cream truck was heaven on wheels.
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Back in my day... The hell is social media.
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Back in my day, you didn't hear from your pen pals for weeks on end.
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Back in my day,movies had no voices and everyone rode on horses 8D
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Back in my day, there were a lot more roller rinks and drive-ins.
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Pogs
Slammer
Tamogotchi
Pizza Doritos
Squeezits
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AW YEAH POGS
Also, slap bracelets, though they've made a comeback.
Those Surfstyle windbreakers. Mine was hunter green.
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Back in my day, I could procrastinate on my schoolwork at home. Now I actually have to go to the school to procrastinate.
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Back in my day 1998 wasn't old school
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Back in my day Gameboy Advance was the pinnacle of mobile computation.
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That. So much that. The GBA was literally the pinnacle of mobile gaming.
Back in my day a cathode-ray TV that was over 15 inches was SUPER BIG SCREEN BEST PICTURE QUALITY TV YAY
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Back in my day, Cartoon Network was worth it.
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Back in my day, Cartoon Network was worth it.
And appealed to all ages and demographics with out having to rely on crap you can find on the Internet to find what people like. I swear it really shifted from that to the main demographic being adolescent boys except for Adventure Time. Where is the stuff for girls and witty people and following the adventures of a stereotype like Johnny Bravo and Dexter's Lab?
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Back in my day, people complained about Cartoon Network.
Because people whined about this same stuff back in freaking 2006.
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Back in my day, people complained about Cartoon Network.
Because people whined about this same stuff back in freaking 2006.
That was because of the fact that they had a lot of live action shows and wasn't "Cartoon Network". Now it's because it's full of "crap".
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Back in my day, people complained about Cartoon Network.
Because people whined about this same stuff back in freaking 2006.
I don't know what Cartoon Network you're referring to, but I'm talking about the golden age of the channel, with shows like Dexter's Lab, Courage, PPG, etc. No one complained about those.
What you're talking about is basically modern CN.
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Back in my day, controllers were bulletproof.
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Back in my day, cell phones were only used to talk to people and could break concrete if dropped from a great enough altitude.
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Back in my day, you didn't have to worry about what your kids would find online, as it wasn't as easy for them to access and a single search would take longer than their attention span.
My nephew discovered Google Image Search. He plunks in terms like "world's biggest [fill in the blank]."
Yeah. :|
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It depends on what the search is and his age. World's biggest hotdog? Boobs?
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World's biggest hotdog?
(http://i.imgur.com/RFSrdBo.jpg)
Neat.
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How did they get an oven that can make it that big, though the hotdog itself kind of looks uncooked.
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Oh those wacky Japanese and their hotudogu.
I have a feeling it tastes terrible though.
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If we go by that one guy's face, I'd have to agree.
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Actually looking at the picture closer I notice it's multiple pieces of bread instead of one connected piece of bread, that makes more sense.
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It's still kind of silly! XD
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Oh there's no denying that, then again I imagine hotdogs are kind of big in japan since, for a time, the champion of I think the international hotdog eating contest was Japanese.
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Ahhhh Kobayashi. He was king in the US too until Joey Chestnut dethroned him.
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Yeah he was, though I imagine those eating contests must take a toll on those people later.
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It does, although they train their stomachs to handle that kind of intake, as well as their bodies to discard the "wall" and keep pushing through.
Heh, I kind of find it sickening.
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It really is. X(
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Of course it's sickening.
I remember the way they gagged out some of the hotdogs and stuffed it back in their mouth, in order to keep their hotdog count.
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I really didn't want to picture that Phi, thanks.
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Back in my day I used to write relevant information if I were to necropost.
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Back in my day, (official) Transformer toys used to be complex about transforming a robot into [fill in the blank here].
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Back in my day, you didn't make [parasitic bomb] out of legos that weren't laser guns.
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Back in my day, winter was cold, not UNBEARABLY [tornado fang]ing FREEZING. And it only lasted till early April at the most, not till the middle of May!
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Back in my day...
...all I made out of Legos were towers and walls. And more towers and walls. Oh, and houses. I've built entire cities, and they all had at least one tower with a wall around it.
TOWERS AND WALLS.
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Back in MY day, cell phones could only be used for calls. No games, no texting, just speaking with other people.
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Back in my day, pagers are the cool thing.
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Back in my day, cute anime girls didn't make me want to buy a game even though it presented no other merits to speak of.
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Back in my day, Capcom made good games.
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Back in my day, you needed more than a popular face or name to sell a game.
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Back in my day, Capcom made good games.
B-But... Ace Attorney
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Back in my day, Cartoon Network shows used to have a 30-minute timeslot instead of a 15-minute one just to shove more King of the Hill in our throats.
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Back in my day, I was a child.
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B-But... Ace Attorney
Touché.
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Back in my day, I was a child.
Back in my day, you weren't even born!
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Same with back in my day.
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Back in my day, it cost a fortune to play (legally) Radiant Silvergun.