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**Flatlytaize** · 10-27-2010, 05:18 PM

So? I am amazed that you didn't grow up with Apple IIe's. In my day, the average American home didn't have computers and there was no internet in the public consciousness because it basically didn't exist (I know, technically it did but nowhere near a recognizable form). In my elementary school days (the early 90's), kids were only exposed to computers at school and they displayed a weird greenish hue all the time and like no colors.

In my high school days (1999-2003), youtube, myspace, and facebook didn't exist. You probably would have difficulty fathoming that.

I feel your pain. I'm somewhere in between, but closer to you than Haudron, being 24. My siblings haven't lived in a world with almost no computers, internet being unknown, only one TV channel available(being American, you probably can't fathom that

) and kids actually having to use their IMAGINATION when playing.

10-27-2010, 05:18 PM	#15
Flatlytaize Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 471 Senior Member	So? I am amazed that you didn't grow up with Apple IIe's. In my day, the average American home didn't have computers and there was no internet in the public consciousness because it basically didn't exist (I know, technically it did but nowhere near a recognizable form). In my elementary school days (the early 90's), kids were only exposed to computers at school and they displayed a weird greenish hue all the time and like no colors. In my high school days (1999-2003), youtube, myspace, and facebook didn't exist. You probably would have difficulty fathoming that. I feel your pain. I'm somewhere in between, but closer to you than Haudron, being 24. My siblings haven't lived in a world with almost no computers, internet being unknown, only one TV channel available(being American, you probably can't fathom that ) and kids actually having to use their IMAGINATION when playing.
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