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2024 Aug 16, 10:44am   2,425 views  141 comments

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85   HeadSet   2024 Sep 29, 9:20am  

DemocratsAreTotallyFucked says





I used to sell TV Guides door to door as a kid. I had 60 or so regular customers.
86   Patrick   2024 Sep 29, 9:13pm  

DemocratsAreTotallyFucked says






Huh, Ghost Busters was something in 1976.

The movie was not made until 1984.
87   ElYorsh   2024 Sep 29, 9:57pm  

The Ghost Busters was a 70's cartoon unrelated to the 84 film Ghostbusters and subsequent cartoons.
88   WookieMan   2024 Sep 30, 4:14am  

This will date me. My first concert. LO fucking L. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=010KyIQjkTk

Arie Crown theater on the Lakefront at McCormick Place. Patrick likely knows what I'm talking about location wise. I get the joy of going there next September for a conference. Ugh.... Chicago Marathon in a few weeks. I get to enjoy that shit show. Gotta support the wife though.

I'm so done with Chicago. There's going to be immigrant and black Chicago gang warfare. Same with Latinos here legally. It's going to get ugly in Chicago.
90   DOGEWontAmountToShit   2024 Oct 11, 2:18pm  

Patrick says

Huh, Ghost Busters was something in 1976.

The movie was not made until 1984.


@Patrick


92   HeadSet   2024 Oct 12, 6:45pm  

DemocratsAreTotallyFucked says





I still have my Commodore SX-64.
93   clambo   2024 Oct 12, 7:00pm  



I used one of these at work running a spreadsheet, I believe Lotus 123.
This piece of shit was $3800 bucks or more.
1983, so it was running DOS.
94   HeadSet   2024 Oct 12, 7:03pm  

clambo says

I used one of these at work running a spreadsheet, I believe Lotus 123.

You may have been running "SuperCalc." the original spreadsheet.
95   DOGEWontAmountToShit   2024 Oct 12, 11:01pm  

clambo says

believe Lotus 123.


Don't you mean VisiCalc? Don't think Lotus was around yet?
98   komputodo   2024 Oct 28, 10:30pm  

DemocratsAreTotallyFucked says





Thats was a bad ass modem in its day.
99   komputodo   2024 Oct 28, 10:32pm  

clambo says

I used one of these at work running a spreadsheet, I believe Lotus 123.
This piece of shit was $3800 bucks or more.
1983, so it was running DOS.

at least it wasn't one of those 1 color monitors
100   komputodo   2024 Oct 28, 10:36pm  

AmericanKulak says






you could tighten up the tape with the eraser end.
101   komputodo   2024 Oct 28, 10:52pm  

WookieMan says

That's a great idea - put up a space where the various musicians of PatNet can upload tracks.

Yeah..put up a space where the various musicians of PatNet can upload their "solid bronze" tracks. I know a guy who lives in upstate NY who i met in mexico...he likes to post his songs on youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxUDbCl0vds
102   Ceffer   2024 Oct 29, 12:26am  

Oh, wow, you can upload MP3.

103   DOGEWontAmountToShit   2024 Oct 31, 7:29am  

National Lampoon's Vacation Walley World was the Santa Anita Park racetrack in Arcadia.


105   HeadSet   2024 Nov 11, 8:45pm  

DemocratsAreTotallyFucked says





Hot Air Popcorn Maker
106   Karloff   2024 Nov 11, 9:16pm  

I only knew a couple of people who had a player for these during the brief period where they were "popular".


107   AmericanKulak   2024 Nov 11, 9:37pm  

DemocratsAreTotallyFucked says






Argh, what stopped me from getting the good buttery popcorn in the movies and having to eat the tasteless airpopped shit with no salt or butter.

I eventually just opened my jacket and dumped it as soon as somebody's parents were out of eyesight

Back, spawn of Satan!
109   HeadSet   2024 Nov 21, 6:43pm  

AmericanKulak says

airpopped shit with no salt or butter.

Look at the top of the air popper. That top has a removable metal tray that you put butter in to melt as the popcorn pops. Pour the melted butter on, then salt it. I remember watching the popcorn pile shrink at the point where the butter was poured in.
111   AmericanKulak   2024 Nov 21, 7:11pm  

HeadSet says


Look at the top of the air popper. That top has a removable metal tray that you put butter in to melt as the popcorn pops. Pour the melted butter on, then salt it. I remember watching the popcorn pile shrink at the point where the butter was poured in.

This didn't happen, sadly. Or it happened with I Can Definitely Believe It's Not Butter Margarine, popular at the time.

Salt was also not well regarded. Sigh.

I do remember Jiffy Pop being pretty good and shaking it the 'pan' back and forth.
113   DOGEWontAmountToShit   2024 Nov 23, 2:00pm  

Man using a drive-in telephone in 1959:


116   WookieMan   2024 Nov 29, 3:28pm  

DOGEWontAmountToShit says






Jesus Christ. This one rings true to me and I'm younger than most here. I had to teach my former boss how to drive manual on my car and he was 49 at the time. About 56 probably now. I've never been more embarrassed for an adult older than me in my life. When he asked I about shit my pants. He bought a manual Mini Cooper. Fucking idiot.

My first car that wasn't a hand me down was manual. My wife's first car was manual in high school so I learned on that. No one helped me. She just told me to drive it. I'm like Ok. No clue what I was doing. 210k on that car. Had work done on it, mechanic asked when did I have the clutch replaced... never. Mic drop moment. I'm not really a car guy either. I think drumming had a bit to do with it with double kick and hi hat footwork on 3 peddles. Makes you a better driver I think with manual. Sucks in traffic.
117   Patrick   2024 Nov 29, 3:46pm  

DOGEWontAmountToShit says







The guy who patented one of the 56Kbps modem protocols lives down the street from me. He never had to work after that. Nice house.
118   stereotomy   2024 Nov 29, 3:49pm  

I learned to drive stick in a Subaru BRAT. Goddamn - it had a school bus-type shifter on the floor (no center column) - 1st gear and reverse were about a foot apart. It felt more like rowing than shifting with my right hand.
119   HeadSet   2024 Nov 30, 8:43pm  

stereotomy says

I learned to drive stick in a Subaru BRAT. Goddamn - it had a school bus-type shifter on the floor (no center column) - 1st gear and reverse were about a foot apart. It felt more like rowing than shifting with my right hand.

Yes, back then it was an art to learn how to shift while keeping an arm around the girl.
120   WookieMan   2024 Dec 1, 7:12am  

HeadSet says

Yes, back then it was an art to learn how to shift while keeping an arm around the girl.

By around do you mean over her back on the shifter as she sucked your cock? God I miss the younger years. We'd drive down to Florida without stopping. I was kept awake by a bj every 2 hours during the 12-6am time frame. She'd sleep for an hour or two and I'd just nudge her for the next round.

Better than caffeine is all I'll say.
121   komputodo   2024 Dec 1, 8:39am  

the funnest thing about a manual tranny is shifting without using the clutch. Especially downshifting...pop it into neutral and revving the engine to match the speed and dropping it into a lower gear...

Karloff says


I only knew a couple of people who had a player for these during the brief period where they were "popular".




the same people who bought a betamax
122   HeadSet   2024 Dec 1, 8:46am  

komputodo says

the same people who bought a betamax

I still have that betamax.
123   komputodo   2024 Dec 1, 9:03am  

HeadSet says

komputodo says


the same people who bought a betamax

I still have that betamax.

waiting for it's comeback?
124   HeadSet   2024 Dec 1, 3:56pm  

komputodo says

waiting for it's comeback?

Record players came back including albums now at Best Buy, so who knows......

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