I still call them Opel Fruits
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I remember watching TV as a kid and deciding that, when I grow up, I want to be just like:
A) Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman,
B) that hot Mountie from Due South, and
C) The Littlest Hobo
This could also be in a thread titled "Tell me you're Canadian without telling me you're Canadian".
Grew up using Vista
i though vista was basically dead on arrival?
If you had decent hardware for Vista, it ran like a champ. Those who upgraded from xp running on base specs had a hard time
Much of my childhood was spent watching BAMZOOKi and Jungle Run on CBBC.
As a kid, I thought Trailer Park Boys was an accurate, contemporary documentary about the world I lived in (or at least that of my friends who lived in the trailer park down the way).
Edit: Oh, and you had to go to a Chris Brothers store to buy Chris Brothers pepperoni - Sobeys didn't carry it yet. It was glorious every time.
I was in middle school when I got an n64 for Christmas.
I watched more than a couple movies i knew would be bad because Peter Cullen was doing some voice work in them
There was a misprint on magic the gathering cards that affected the artwork/coloration the year I was born. WotC recalled all of them and destroyed them all. The remaining ones that were already purchased sell for absurd money
Older than 9/11, but not by enough to remember much more than the stories about going balls to the walls on acting assimilated to the country I was living in so we wouldn't stand out as Americans because the consulate was worried some locals might try taking hostages to support the terrorists.
I was still a kid when my dad brought home a brand new Apple II. Before that computer appeared in his home office (and in my live, as I used that Apple so much more than he ever did ;)), I learned to type on my granddad's typewriter.
I watched the Challenger disaster on the wheelie TV cart
I had Empire Strikes Back bed Sheets
I watched cartoons on Saturday morning and Davey & Goliath on Sunday.
My mom watched the Watergate hearings while she was pregnant with me.
PR#6
That's me on the left with my sister. The cat was called Thomas. Any guesses as to the 'pc' ?
Old enough to watch the moon landing, but too young to remember it.
The first time i typed a paper for school i used a typewriter. The last time i wrote a paper for school i used Openoffice.
First manned space flight.
AIM away messages and the passive flex of who has the best 'buddyprofile' that may or may not link to a livejournal or xanga page
I remember the big floppy disks that were actually floppy. But the standard floppy disks were way more common and even they were on their way out
I still feel shy when buying beer