What music are you listening to?

[mudballs]

It sucked..wtf

 

[mudballs]

Why the fk you think we're gobbling this up like wine

 

[moose eater]

It sucked..wtf

Which?

What happened now?

 

[mudballs]

Life pre internet was not better, in my opinion

 

[mean mr.mustard]

 

[mudballs]

 

[CharlesU Farley]

 

[pop_rocks]

 

[moose eater]

Life pre internet was not better, in my opinion

Mixed bag.

Youngsters with questionable adolescent histories could have all of that wiped away at 18 in most states (take me, for example), and when they reached a job interview or a border crossing, or requested specific high profile permits, there wasn't someone there who knew more about them then they did. (*I once told US Customs I couldn't recall what time of day I was born, my family were all dead, and someone was helping with a star chart; could they help me with the time of day I was born, adjusted for time zone changes?).

And there've been many times when the convenience of the computer era was far less than convenient. I've threatened my computer's screen with serious injury more than once, and they don't even give you the satisfaction of trembling, wincing, or getting on task quickly.

But spread sheets and retention of large volumes of photos and links that don't require a huge storage box are kinda' cool features.

On the other hand, if back in the day the authorities wanted to know what you were up to, it typically involved a vehicle with staff in it, and a local phone tap, (emphasis on 'local'), or they had to break in and go through your personal effects. Now they can flip a switch remotely. Or literally listen through almost any device, including your computer, that has a speaker attached to it.

 

[mudballs]

So..

 

[HarleyJammer]

Showed this to Pops .. First thing he said was "The Stroll .. When things were clean and there was hope and pride in their country".

 

[pop_rocks]

 

[moose eater]

Mixed bag.

Youngsters with questionable adolescent histories could have all of that wiped away at 18 in most states (take me, for example), and when they reached a job interview or a border crossing, or requested specific high profile permits, there wasn't someone there who knew more about them then they did. (*I once told US Customs I couldn't recall what time of day I was born, my family were all dead, and someone was helping with a star chart; could they help me with the time of day I was born, adjusted for time zone changes?).

And there've been many times when the convenience of the computer era was far less than convenient. I've threatened my computer's screen with serious injury more than once, and they don't even give you the satisfaction of trembling, wincing, or getting on task quickly.

But spread sheets and retention of large volumes of photos and links that don't require a huge storage box are kinda' cool features.

On the other hand, if back in the day the authorities wanted to know what you were up to, it typically involved a vehicle with staff in it, and a local phone tap, (emphasis on 'local'), or they had to break in and go through your personal effects. Now they can flip a switch remotely. Or literally listen through almost any device, including your computer, that has a speaker attached to it.

 

[mean mr.mustard]

Moose you are such dick.

I love you!

 

[mudballs]

I saw you 2 squabble in that other thread...fk off with that shit

 

[mean mr.mustard]

So..

Indeed

 

[mudballs]

 

[mean mr.mustard]

I saw you 2 squabble in that other thread...fk off with that shit

I truly appreciate your input and agree with absolution but respect passion.

I love you all!

 

[pop_rocks]

I truly appreciate your input and agree with absolution but respect passion.

I love you all!

 

[mean mr.mustard]

Great song.

I still know my heart.