A New Game For A New Year, Everyone Can Play

I Am So Old ...

I remember having milk in a glass bottle at school with a paper stopper.

If I wanted this under our front porch I would have put it under our front porch. Please put it back where I know people and they know me.

The topic is politics and current events. The new year is a current event.

People there don't always get along well so I thought this might lighten the mood. Geez.

I remember when the city used to put public-use barrels of rock salt on neighborhood street corners in the winter.

...Gotta add...this topic could be really good for Politics and Current Events...It would be a record of social changes and If it catches on as a long running topic it could serve to build a sense of community.  Why not give it a try and if trolls run amuck then, maybe, consider moving it....but at least give it a chance.

I Am So Old ...

I remember another use for the pencil...to wind cassette tapes.

...Gotta add...this topic could be really good for Politics and Society...It would be a record of social changes and If it catches on as a long running topic it could serve to build a sense of community. 

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Right! That was the plan. That's why I wrote (No Politics!). But they moved it because they missed the point.

I even removed my political sig line before posting just to play nice. There was a chance to get everyone in that category on the same page. But they blew.

I'm so old...

I remember when phones numbers really had to be dialed.

I am so old I remember when cars only had:

am radios

one side mirror on the driver's side

the original push button starts for cars -- that little primer button that put some gas in the carburetor.  

lock-free gas caps, before the gas crisis and locking gas caps became a thing.

two keys -- one ignition and one door.

I remember asking the operator to "please connect me to"  .........

I remember people with sports cars would buy tires with raised white letters:

Goodyear Eagle GT

Firestone Wide Oval

BF Goodrich Radial T/A

I remember when the Channel Selector on the TV only went to 10