Posted by (+10053) 13 years ago
I joke about this stuff with my significant other, but there's quite a list to be made. I'll start it off:
- Life without a cell phone. If you got stuck somewhere, you got stuck somewhere.
- Party lines. In general, that's enough, but more specifically, unscrewing the part where you speak into the handset so the other parties couldn't hear you ... but that little "click" when you connected or disconnected always seemed to lead to someone saying "Did you hear that?"
- Only having to dial the last 4 digits of a phone number.
- A rotary dial phone, with the unbearable click-click-click while waiting for larger numbers to come back around.
- The baby blue Ma-bell phone with a 30 foot twisted cord that always seemed to get a kink in it that could never be solved.
- Sending my under 10 age cousin into a convenience store to purchase cigarettes for me.
- Cigarette vending machines.
- Smoking on an airplane, or at the back of the bus for that matter.
- Smoking in a grocery store, in the aisles, and even at the checkout and it being okay.
There's a million more ...
- Life without a cell phone. If you got stuck somewhere, you got stuck somewhere.
- Party lines. In general, that's enough, but more specifically, unscrewing the part where you speak into the handset so the other parties couldn't hear you ... but that little "click" when you connected or disconnected always seemed to lead to someone saying "Did you hear that?"
- Only having to dial the last 4 digits of a phone number.
- A rotary dial phone, with the unbearable click-click-click while waiting for larger numbers to come back around.
- The baby blue Ma-bell phone with a 30 foot twisted cord that always seemed to get a kink in it that could never be solved.
- Sending my under 10 age cousin into a convenience store to purchase cigarettes for me.
- Cigarette vending machines.
- Smoking on an airplane, or at the back of the bus for that matter.
- Smoking in a grocery store, in the aisles, and even at the checkout and it being okay.
There's a million more ...