Why, Back In MY Day...

[Flame]

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.

[Phi]

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.

[Sakura Leic]

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.

[Police Girl]

Back in my day, we used Macs at school with the hockey puck mouse.

[Burst]

Back in my day Babbage's and Funcoland were things.

[Phi]

Back in my day, Bugles were one of the most popular chips/snacks.

[Flame]

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

[irgpie]

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. I am glad it was before my time and/or probably not in my country.

[Quickman]

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].

[Phi]

Back in my day, the floor was lava.

[Mr. Haxwell]

Back in my day, pokémon tazos would come to life and kill you if you violate its image.

[Police Girl]

Back in my day people made sense.

[ViperAcidZX]

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.

[Police Girl]

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.

Yeah they did.

DKC2 anti-piracy screen popping up when the connectors are dirty.

Back in my day, Piracy was more serious.

[ViperAcidZX]

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.

[Mr. Haxwell]

Back in my day, clearing a video game was kinda emotional on me.

[Quickman]

Back in my day, we used the all-powerful blow method.  And if that didn't work, the all-powerful lick method.

[Archer]

clearing a video game was kinda emotional on me.

I think you're just weird.

[Phi]

Back in my day, I was actually excited to watch TV. Now it's filled with so many shitty programs.

[ViperAcidZX]

Back in my day, we had to listen to our music from a cassette.

[Amatiramisu]

Back in my day, Windows 98 was the [parasitic bomb].

[Phi]

Back in my day, flip phones were used by all the kool kids.

[Police Girl]

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.

[Amatiramisu]

Back in my day, people still didn't use Zune.

[VixyNyan]

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.