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Things that have gone obsolete in the last decade

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Floppy disks.

 

I'm not sure that was in the last decade. I haven't used a floppy disk since probably 1997.

Oh, I'll add another thing that's become obsolete in the last decade. That is the use of proper spelling, grammar, and punctuation.

My 36 waist bluejeans and my XL T-Shirts. :idunno:

Oh, I'll add another thing that's become obsolete in the last decade. That is the use of proper spelling, grammar, and punctuation.

 

I agree. Also writting in cursive. Most kids now days all print.

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.

 

 

 

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.

 

I don't have a Garmin device, and I when I go on trips I load up on those big paper maps. I'm sure the Garmin's are very helpful but you can't get the overall feel of the entire area like you can on those maps.

Beepers

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I agree. Also writting in cursive. Most kids now days all print.

 

Some of us do it out of necessity, because it would be mostly illegible otherwise. :D

My 36 waist bluejeans and my XL T-Shirts. :idunno:

 

The dryer did it. :sssh: Must be the same brand that I have. :lol:

To me it seems like house phones in general aren't far behind.

 

Mine's gone:thumb:

beepers

 

Tell my boss! :lol: All the managers where I work have work issued pagers....simply the most annoying device ever. :lol: I get paged....have to call the person who paged me....wait for them to be paged to be located...and by that time the crisis is over.:ohbrother: Why not just call my cell phone? :idunno:

Mine's gone:thumb:
I haven't lived in a place that had one since I graduated H.S. in '01.
To me it seems like house phones in general aren't far behind.

 

I got rid of mine about 4 years ago and haven't missed it at all.

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