Wednesday 30 August 2017

Things That Kids Now Days Wont Understand.

So much has changed since I was a kid, now I was only born in the 90's but there are some many things that kids now days won't understand about. Here's a few to say the least.



- Kids won't know what a CD is, everything is now digital. CD's are old skool.

- Let alone CD's being old skool, cassette tapes are anicent. They won't remember the stress of having to rewind a cassette with a pencil or your finger. As well as the stress of it all when the ribbon of the cassette would get caught up in Hi-Fi or steoro and you would spend some time untangling it all.

- The arm ache of undoing the window in the car. Especially if it was a stiff window. Now days they have a pleasure of pushing a button.

- Now I said kids won't know what an actual tape is, remember before we had DVD's we had tapes. The grainy black and white lines that use to go up and down on the screen. 

- Downloading things on LimeWire and giving your computer so many viruses, but at least you had the latest songs though.

- Having to use dial up internet. God the noise that it use to make takes me back, as well as your mum kicking you off the internet so she could ring someone. Or if the internet stopped working then you knew someone was trying to ring you. 

- Floppy disks. They were so nifty back then now days we have USB sticks. I remember having to save my work across 3 floppy disks just to get it all saved. 

- Portable CD Players, they were fantastic. They were incredible if you were going out and wanted to listen to music. However you never had a pocket that was big enough to put it into.  

- MySpace and Bebo, these were the days. You would spend hours trying to get it all perfect. You would have snazzy back grounds and everything, however thinking about it now, it was just god damn awful. 

Now these are a few things that kids now days won't understand. What are the things that you think that kids now days wouldn't understand, let me know.

Kim
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