Do you remember life before the internet?
29 Answers to "Do you remember life before the internet?"
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Actually yes......I've only been using the internet for the past couple of years......and I still suck at it...LOL
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But I see you are getting better and better.Like (1)
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Lordy yes,. before the internet and personal computers, before monitors for computer output even. I've got friends all over the world but none are really as close as the friends I made before the internet.
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Yes..... **** was so limited
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Before our house had Internet. My mom thought I forgot where I lived cause I was never home!
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The good ole days when everyone had a real social life. Great times.
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There was life before the internet? *googles it*
Really though, I do remember a little. At least, life before my family had the internet. I remember sunlight..........Like (1)
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LOL ! Vaguely...I now google what was once committed to memory or in dusty books upon my shelves. And I've gotten to speak with more different people in the last 2 years than I probably have in my entire life, even keeping in mind college years across country, and a bit of travel abroad.
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Hell yeah! I was such a tomboy. Climbing trees and constantly riding my bike everywhere. Ahhh, good times...
Being on the computer hasnt really brought that much good in my life to be honest. I mean, I've made some good friends throughout the years but I've also had my share fallouts and heartbreaks as well. I dont think kids should even use the computer. The internet world is just as bad as the real world and plus you gain A LOT of weight but sitting on your *** all damn day.Like (1)
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The Internet brought the world to me, literally. Who would think I would've met the great people in other countries that Ive met today without it? There's jerks, bigots, racists, nutjobs but knowing who I know and learning what I've learned has outweighed the bad experiences I've had.
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it was nice- now my eyes get all dry from too much internet
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You know you can switch off (nah, just kidding!).Like (1)
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happens after 5 min- I have glaucoma and computers or reading is bad for it. :(
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I do, even before personal computers. When I was in Middle School, my dad brought one home, an original HP model. We got stuff like that early because of his career. I proudly typed a paper on that beast, printed it on a dot matrix printer, and turned the paper in to my teacher. It was rejected. She said I had an "unfair advantage." I had to hand-write it and turn it in late for a reduced grade. LMAO. Yeah.
That was even before "Operating Systems"...pure DOS. No boot-up pattern, just the black screen with a blinking white underscore. Internet?? Phhht. I was there when it was a room, lol. Like (1)
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Yes, I do, very well! ...and you know what? Children were much healthier because they go outside and played!!!
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No
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WHAT? THERE WAS LIFE BEFORE THE INTERNET???
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Sure do. I remember life before personal computers as well. Quite a few changes. Instead of using outdated encyclopeadias I can now just use google. Instead of playing board games I can now play games online. **** is obviously easier to get and it's free. I can keep in touch with friends overseas a lot easier. I can be part of sites like this.
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I valued **** more when I had to pay for it.
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I remember life before TELEVISION - at least in our house.
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Yeah I spent alot of time watching South Park that hasn't changed much
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Gee, was South Park before the Internet???
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Well before I had access to it both came out around the same time
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Vaguely yes
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yup, and being chased by a saber tooth tiger while out hunting for wooly mammoths
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*throws laptop out window* ٩(̾●̮̮̃̾•̃̾)۶
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Best Answer (Chosen By Asker):
Posted by FordPrefect42 Feb 8th, 2013 at 2:18AM
My eye sight started getting worse starting in 1994. Coincidentally, I haven't been outside nearly as much since then either, lol
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