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What is something you regularly do that others might consider old-fashioned?

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Write in cursive

 

Use actual books. I have only purchased an ebook one time and it was a textbook.

 

Don't take selfies if I have any choice in the matter (see wife).

 

Prefer Latin in mass, can't stand any contemporary Catholic music for liturgy. Can't stand Christian rock either, but that's a different story. :lol2:

 

Still like to buy DVD and Blu-ray instead of digital copies.

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Use actual books. I have only purchased an ebook one time and it was a textbook.

 

Don't take selfies if I have any choice in the matter (see wife).

 

Prefer Latin in mass, can't stand any contemporary Catholic music for liturgy. Can't stand Christian rock either, but that's a different story. :lol2:

 

Still like to buy DVD and Blu-ray instead of digital copies.

 

I like all of this.

Don't start eating until everybody at the table has their food.

 

Same here, still awkward when they tell you to go ahead and eat anyway.

Peeing on two legs.

 

You pee on your own two legs or pee on someone else's?

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When my wife and I go to a bar, I get a table, she doesn't sit at the bar.

 

When it is just the wife and I going to a restaurant we always sit at the bar unless it is a special evening. Love chatting with other patrons and the bar tender as well.

I enjoy ironing.

 

I iron all of my clothes - even iron my wife's clothes. Taught my boys how to iron.

When it is just the wife and I going to a restaurant we always sit at the bar unless it is a special evening. Love chatting with other patrons and the bar tender as well.

 

Same here.

When it is just the wife and I going to a restaurant we always sit at the bar unless it is a special evening. Love chatting with other patrons and the bar tender as well.

 

We always sit at the bar when possible as well. Plus better service.

When it is just the wife and I going to a restaurant we always sit at the bar unless it is a special evening. Love chatting with other patrons and the bar tender as well.

 

We would chat with others as well. Not saying one way is right or wrong, just "our way".

Still brush my teeth with baking soda, and always have..

Reading the newspaper on a daily basis and front porch sittin in the evening, sometimes with a cold one. Okay, most of the time.

When I thank someone I usually use Sir or Ma'am.

Also say a prayer before dinner with the family.

 

I call every woman ma'am but since I've moved North people consider it an insult.

I enjoy ironing.

 

I iron all of my clothes - even iron my wife's clothes. Taught my boys how to iron.

 

I quit ironing a few years and just make weekly trips to the dry cleaner.

I enjoy ironing.

 

I iron all of my clothes - even iron my wife's clothes. Taught my boys how to iron.

 

I've never ironed a piece of clothing in my life. There's no pride, disappointment or anything in between there. Just seems like too much trouble when you consider ties feel like nooses to me.

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