December 16, 200916 yr I was listening to a radio show down here in Memphis and this was the topic of discussion. What are things that have gone completely obsolete now in the last decade? A few things they mentioned... 1) Folded maps - everyone has GPS in their car, phone, or they have a Garmin. 2) Lickable stamps - They are all stickers now. What else?
December 16, 200916 yr Analogue TV sets, portable compact disk players, 401k’s and common sense. :lol::lol::lol:
December 16, 200916 yr HD DVD players and DVDs...thanks to BluRay. Oh, and good television. It's all been replaced by reality TV blockbusters like "The Real Housewives of (insert city here)" and "Keeping Up With The (insert random celebrities who haven't actually done anything to deserve being a celebrity)."
December 16, 200916 yr Dan Fogleberg albums I blow my nose at you; I faaart in your general direction. Now go away, or I will taunt you a second time.
December 16, 200916 yr I blow my nose at you; I faaart in your general direction. Now go away, or I will taunt you a second time. :laugh:
December 16, 200916 yr A few things they mentioned... 1) Folded maps - everyone has GPS in their car, phone, or they have a Garmin. Disagree wholeheartedly on this. I have tons of maps and use them all the time. Plus, unlike GPS devices, reading a map also helps you to better get to know the area you are visiting. Cameras that take film... It's all basically memory cards now. A lot of photographers still use film, as the digital image still hasn't quite caught up to film as far as richness and detail of the image.
December 16, 200916 yr A lot of photographers still use film, as the digital image still hasn't quite caught up to film as far as richness and detail of the image. Agree here. Many professional photographers still use film, but for the casual user, they're mostly all digital now.
Archived
This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.