I remember when you could leave a YouTube video to buffer and you could watch it all without Internet.

TOPIC | How old are you w/o saying ur real age

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I remember when you could leave a YouTube video to buffer and you could watch it all without Internet.
I was born the same year Twister came out, I remember teachers still using light and clear paper instead of Powerpoint, and smartphones were not a thing until I was in high school.
I was born the same year Twister came out, I remember teachers still using light and clear paper instead of Powerpoint, and smartphones were not a thing until I was in high school.

i was born when facemash was rebranded into facebook
i was born when facemash was rebranded into facebook
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The first video games I played were Pokemon Gold and Yellow on the Gameboy Color.
The first video games I played were Pokemon Gold and Yellow on the Gameboy Color.
I remember listening to country music on my folks' cassette player when I was real little, and then getting the very first Kidz Bop CD maybe a year or two after that.
I remember listening to country music on my folks' cassette player when I was real little, and then getting the very first Kidz Bop CD maybe a year or two after that.

I have lived experiencing/seeing the following for as much as I can remember: Living through the first few years of my childhood without the Internet, MS-DOS era computers and learning to use computers from there (Mostly playing video games, though. Good times, One Must Fall 2097 and Tyrian/Tyrian 2000), creative takes on snacks, cars that used to have cassette players instead of CDs, janky CGI cartoon shows (but some are fun to watch, such as Donkey Kong Country), at least one video game animated adaptation (and that one being Pokemon, no less)... The list goes on.
I have lived experiencing/seeing the following for as much as I can remember: Living through the first few years of my childhood without the Internet, MS-DOS era computers and learning to use computers from there (Mostly playing video games, though. Good times, One Must Fall 2097 and Tyrian/Tyrian 2000), creative takes on snacks, cars that used to have cassette players instead of CDs, janky CGI cartoon shows (but some are fun to watch, such as Donkey Kong Country), at least one video game animated adaptation (and that one being Pokemon, no less)... The list goes on.
first games were angry birds and doodle jump, played friv games 25/7, stardoll, a tooooon of flash games
i feel like a baby reading these posts lol
i feel like a baby reading these posts lol

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