18, damn.
*cheque book
And why people from other countries than USA would necessarily use AOL?
It’s check book in the states, where the majority of native English speakers live.
What about watching “Creature Double Feature”?
Godzilla and all his bitches!
Everything but 5 and 13. Guess I’ll go die, then.
I highly suggest finding a typewriter, they’re actually really fun.
19
Does it could if I’ve used them for the novelty?
doesn’t count
Then I got 8
Half of these are still in use simply because some people think they’re cool, or when someone prefers to not have to rely on technology (e.g. paper maps don’t run out of electricity while you’re on a long hike).
I’ve used everything on this list, I win!
1 :)
Only one? You really missed out on so many fun things
I like to think I would’ve loved the internet circa 90s-2000s.
The good part - there were ADS everywhere. Lots of stuff was really free. But it was slower.
3
Edit: or probably just 2
Just 3 for me, one of which actually being a waterbed. my parents had one until we had to sell the house in 2019
So everyone over 35 or so?
I think you’d be 50 or older
38 here, 20 for 20
surprised you could be that young and still have run the list
Realistically, if old equipment still worked then people wouldn’t necessarily just get rid of it as soon as something new came out. I’m not that old and the only 2 things I haven’t used were rotary phone and mix tape (assuming CD mix ‘tapes’ and personally recorded stuff on tapes also don’t count)
I’m 43 and it’s 20. My mate is 37 and it’s also all 20.
Early 40s and 20/20. I’m guessing you’re pretty young.
I’m 37 and only about 16 points.
I didn’t ever use a typewriter afaik, nor a rotary phone.I was in the era of aol addresses but my first email was when I got into the Gmail beta 😎
Sadly I need to extricate myself from Gmail
I’m 38, I scored 20 points unfortunately. I only used a rotary phone because my grandmother had one and she also had a typewriter that I’d fuck around with for fun… never used it to write my dissertation for a PhD or anything like that.
Almost 40, 20 point gang
I’ve used heaps of typewriters. My mum had an antique one when I was growing up that still worked and I loved it.
I’m 31 and I scored all 20, assuming last is phone book. Although I only trained in typewriter, never actually sent anyone a letter. Although I did type a contract for my dad so I guess that’s a real use case. All 20 then.
Never had VCR, AOL or phone bo. Don’t think AOL ever was a thing here anyway, it was Sol or Kvasir and then Hotmail. The rest my 37 years have included.
Luckily we didn’t have AOL emails where I lived.
But checks? Still use them, they’re dead useful for school stuff, sport events for the kids and so on.
13 i mean postcard? My work made me write post cards for Christmas even.
Dude. I still use 8 of them. And you’ll only take those eight from my cold, dead fingers. Which, apparently, won’t be long…
18 cause I’m not American.
TIL dictionaries and encyclopedias are exclusively American.
I’d guess cursive and AOL.
Waterbed and AOL.
