Extremely Dated Humor by MrGorf
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Hmm... Personally, I blame Haruka's accent.
Don't blame Didi for her lack of understanding. At this point in time, she's not alone in the belief that there are two types of guys in the world: those who use electronics, and those who get dates. Even if you described a "micro" as a cross between a typewriter and a television, she still would not get within ten feet of one.
Floppy disks have gone the way of cassette tapes, and people today are more apt to speak of hard "drives" rather than hard "disks," so I guess that means that twelve-year-old boys will have to go back to snickering at words like "sausage" and "wood."
My obsolete pet peeve: people who called 3.5 inch floppies hard disks.
And please tell me that you are old enough to know that "micro" referred to a personal computer!
Comments (6)
Heh, heh! You said wood. Funny one. I remember those days well. I was one of the guys who preferred to get dates.
Hey ! wait a minute I still have some floppies and somewhere I still have some 8 track tapes ...LOL
This is such great stuff, too funny and very creative!
Hey, I'm almost 32 and sometimes I'm immature enough to snicker at sausage and wood, depending on who I'm with. Growing up, we never called a personal computer a micro-computer or anything, it was just a computer. That's how I remember things from before the early/mid-90's. I didn't have a decent computer until after I finished high school - but did have an Apple IIe and a TRS-80. I have a bunch of floppies and several spare drives, but my computer doesn't have one and I haven't even needed it. Eventually, a CD-ROM drive will probably become as obsolete. Or a CRT. Or any number of things. Okay, I'm done now...
I remember! I remember when.... I had an Atari 130 XE, two 5 1/4 floppys, DM printer! Ah those were the days. Remember when you could buy a 500meg HD for $300? now you can get a 500gig for $69 Remember when Bill said that 640 K was more than enough?
LOL! Thank you for the laugh! :)