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Garin wrote:
> I've always said anybody over the age of 30 shouldnt be allowed
> on the internet, nevermind Facebook.
One would assume that this also includes Tim Berners-Lee:)
> I've always said anybody over the age of 30 shouldnt be allowed
> on the internet, nevermind Facebook.
One would assume that this also includes Tim Berners-Lee:)
Marink wrote:
> Dragonlance wrote:
> Marink wrote:
> A lot of times I wish I was around in the 70s and 80s... :(
>
> Why?
>
> Because I'm retro. :p
You have far more today than we ever had. (Heard that before:D)
However we had stereo booths in Woolies and Boots and could ask to listen to music all day, until they realised we weren't going to buy the LP or single.
We had Panasonic record decks with Wharfedale speakers, which we built ourselves - we rocked! (Soz, that was the late '60's. Come the '70's, we had decimalisation and the first pint of Stella cost 26p - petrol was 25p a gallon! We had to 'drive' 7 miles to the pub that stocked it - those were the days, well worth it:D)
But then, yes, we also had, watched and listened to the best musicians of the century.
You would have enjoyed yourself Marink:)
> Dragonlance wrote:
> Marink wrote:
> A lot of times I wish I was around in the 70s and 80s... :(
>
> Why?
>
> Because I'm retro. :p
You have far more today than we ever had. (Heard that before:D)
However we had stereo booths in Woolies and Boots and could ask to listen to music all day, until they realised we weren't going to buy the LP or single.
We had Panasonic record decks with Wharfedale speakers, which we built ourselves - we rocked! (Soz, that was the late '60's. Come the '70's, we had decimalisation and the first pint of Stella cost 26p - petrol was 25p a gallon! We had to 'drive' 7 miles to the pub that stocked it - those were the days, well worth it:D)
But then, yes, we also had, watched and listened to the best musicians of the century.
You would have enjoyed yourself Marink:)
Dragonlance wrote:
> Garin wrote:
> I've always said anybody over the age of 30 shouldnt be allowed
> on the internet, nevermind Facebook.
>
> One would assume that this also includes Tim Berners-Lee:)
Helping to pioneer the web doesnt get him off the hook, and the web would be a far better place if he'd not founded W3C. :P
> Garin wrote:
> I've always said anybody over the age of 30 shouldnt be allowed
> on the internet, nevermind Facebook.
>
> One would assume that this also includes Tim Berners-Lee:)
Helping to pioneer the web doesnt get him off the hook, and the web would be a far better place if he'd not founded W3C. :P
> Garin wrote:
> Helping to pioneer the web doesnt get him off the hook, and the
> web would be a far better place if he'd not founded W3C. :P
On that point, I'd have to agree with you:)
PS Will you quit at 30 or will you cross over and embrace the Dark Side and join the Elder Renegades:)
> Helping to pioneer the web doesnt get him off the hook, and the
> web would be a far better place if he'd not founded W3C. :P
On that point, I'd have to agree with you:)
PS Will you quit at 30 or will you cross over and embrace the Dark Side and join the Elder Renegades:)
Dragonlance wrote:
> PS Will you quit at 30 or will you cross over and embrace the
> Dark Side and join the Elder Renegades:)
Well obviously any such rule wouldnt apply to me, that would be just silly. :-)
> PS Will you quit at 30 or will you cross over and embrace the
> Dark Side and join the Elder Renegades:)
Well obviously any such rule wouldnt apply to me, that would be just silly. :-)
Garin wrote:
> Dragonlance wrote:
> PS Will you quit at 30 or will you cross over and embrace the
> Dark Side and join the Elder Renegades:)
>
> Well obviously any such rule wouldnt apply to me, that would be
> just silly. :-)
Ha ha :-D
> Dragonlance wrote:
> PS Will you quit at 30 or will you cross over and embrace the
> Dark Side and join the Elder Renegades:)
>
> Well obviously any such rule wouldnt apply to me, that would be
> just silly. :-)
Ha ha :-D
Vee wrote:
> Everything is great though. How about you?
I'm good ta Vee. Thanks for the text last night :)
I think I'm addicted to Facebook :(
> Everything is great though. How about you?
I'm good ta Vee. Thanks for the text last night :)
I think I'm addicted to Facebook :(
hippyman wrote:
> I'm good ta Vee. Thanks for the text last night :)
hehe was on one of my not so many nights out. x
> I think I'm addicted to Facebook :(
Me too, better then myspace. Ive finally got in touch with alot of people i wanted to get back in touch with. :-)
> I'm good ta Vee. Thanks for the text last night :)
hehe was on one of my not so many nights out. x
> I think I'm addicted to Facebook :(
Me too, better then myspace. Ive finally got in touch with alot of people i wanted to get back in touch with. :-)
Better than Myspace, yes, but Facebook is still annoying. That's why I don't log in all the time.
Oh, and hi Vee! :)
Oh, and hi Vee! :)
pb wrote:
> Better than Myspace, yes, but Facebook is still annoying. That's
> why I don't log in all the time.
>
> Oh, and hi Vee! :)
Hi Pb, the main thing that bugs me about facebook is. The stoopid applications. I ignore about 90% of them. Oh and the errors i get on there!
> Better than Myspace, yes, but Facebook is still annoying. That's
> why I don't log in all the time.
>
> Oh, and hi Vee! :)
Hi Pb, the main thing that bugs me about facebook is. The stoopid applications. I ignore about 90% of them. Oh and the errors i get on there!
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