“Buying ringtones”

“Taking out the cigarette lighter in the car and plugging in a portable CD player with that corded cassette tape thing”

“Buying texts …. Buying minutes”

“A book with everyone’s phone number and address delivered yearly.”

“Having to wait a week for photos to be processed and printed and only getting 10. Most of them unidentifiable”

“Downloading music off Limewire to iTunes, running to Walmart while it downloads, buying blank CDs and then burning them once it’s downloaded. Then trying to think of a cool name for your new CD”

“Playing Snake on the Nokia was considered hi-tech”

“Playing Snake on the Nokia was considered hi-tech”

“Rewinding a VHS movie so Blockbuster or wherever didn’t give you a charge for not rewinding”

“a/s/l?”

“That dancing baby was everywhere “

“Geocities.”

“Frosted tips”

“Texting with t9 and needing 5 clicks just to get one letter”

“MSN chatrooms”

“You have a collect call from..”

“Mompickmeupatthestation”

“Charging a cellphone once a week”

“I wore my pants backwards for an entire month in 5th grade.”

“Ranking your friends publicly on MySpace”

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“Anybody remember the iPhone app that made in look like your were drinking beer?”

“Being obsessed with Doppelgänger Week on Facebook”

“Insisting that BlackBerry was way better than iPhone because of Brick Breaker and BBM.”

“For some reason adding Z’s to every word was so cool.”

“You didn’t tell Chuck Norris jokes, THEY TOLD YOU!”

“Taking selfies on a massive digital camera.”

“Spending money on ringback tones. Worth…Every…Penny!”

“Watching full-length movies on an iPod with a 2-inch screen.”

“This Photo Booth filter was FIRE!”

“Publicly puting friends on blast. OUCH!”

“The E-Trade talking baby commercials had us all howling.”

” Anybody else have that white MacBook that got dirty in about a week’s time?”

“Taking weird pictures of your feet or hands because you all had matching bracelets or shoes.”

“FarmVille requests were out of control and so was my EPIC Farm!! Don’t be jealous!”

“Carrying a Nokia phone with a leather case was like carrying Thor’s unbreakable hammer.”

“And finally, turning on the TV Guide and just letting the vibe fill the void in your life.”

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“Program the VCR to record StarTrek”

“And so I wake in the morning and I step outsideAnd I take a deep breath and I get real highAnd I scream from the top of my lungsWhat’s going on?”

“Figure out what year it is.”

“Be thankful that no one will be able to get a hold me, they have to leave a voice message and wait.”

“Buy Apple shares.”

“Arcade all the way.”

“Ride my bike over to my Grandma’s and give her a big hug.”

“First thing I’d do is grab my Walkman and blast Nirvana, gotta get that retro vibe going! The I’d probably hunt down a pay phone to call my friends and plan a hangout at the arcade. No Wi-Fi, no problem, those were the days!”

“Buying land”

“I’d go out for breakfast and have a cigarette at the table, with my coffee.”

“Early 90s, I’m reading a Goosebumps book. Later 90s, I’m playing something on my N64…probably WCW/NWO World Tour”

“Have sex with that chick that I was too immature and insecure to understand that she was hitting on me blatantly”

“Head to Blockbuster in my windbreaker and beg them to hold the last copy of Jurassic Park.”

“Look for the TV remote, realize it’s missing, and start pressing buttons directly on the box. Then check the fridge for Sunny D and flip through the morning newspaper out of boredom.”

“Hug my cat and dump the boyfriend who later became ex-husband. Everything beyond that is gravy.”

“Big bowl of sugary cereal and MTV for music videos”

“Say “oh thank GOD” and go back to sleep.”

“OK, those were their answers. Personally, I would go down to my parent’s basement and fire up Nintendo 64 and play for countless hours (likely Goldeneye). Maybe a weekend stop to Blockbuster too!”

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