Redhorse cafe

[lbgood]

whew, i can't be this amped up lol


Sherry Schimmel reminds me of my high school days, that my classmates still talk about today lol

On the Rez-The story of Sherry Schimmel - YouTube

[Grits & Beans]

you gonna start with that early in the morning huh?


nice to see you back tho

[gilisi]

Dang G-Beaner..You even take a nap? LOL

[Grits & Beans]

nope lol


i got stuff to do ese

[Toolbox]

hey teebs...got a birfday steak for ya, on the house!

Thanks, it was delicious!


I was out of town for the weekend and of course I get the hotel room that is the furthest from the WiFi access point so for the exception of my phone I had no internet over the weekend. Kind of feels good once in a while to be disconnected.

[Grits & Beans]

you're welcome


and if you could remember a time in your life when there was no internet, i think it's safe to say you from the old school. right?

[Grits & Beans]

well tuesday's a wrap, you can kick back n relax.

[RDNKJ]

Thinking about remembering a time when there was no internet...

Not only do I remember a time without internet, I also remember a time when...

There was no cable tv;
There were no vcr's;
After vcr's became available, they were only for rich folks;
There were no cellphones, and the only people who had pagers were doctors;
There were no Mr. Coffee makers, percolators only;
Other than concert footage, there were no music videos;
Spam was something you fried up to eat, had nothing to do with mail;
The mail was delivered twice a day;
There was no such thing as self-serve gas stations;
No one outside the border regions knew what nachos were;
Showing Barbara Eden's belly button on "I Dream of Genie" was almost obscene;
Saying that something "sucked" WAS considered obscene;
Buying a calculator was a major expense;
We had to make a trip in to Tulsa to buy items such as wheat bread (Roman Meal) - white Wonder Bread was all that was available at the grocery store in my little town;
KISS was considered HARD rock;...

And the list goes on. It goes on so long, I don't feel old school; I feel positively paleolithic!

[Toolbox]

I'm a bit younger than some of y'all on this forum but old enough to remember:

A time before the internet was readily available.
When computers had floppy disks that were actually floppy (5.25" disks).
When I typed school reports on a typewriter and had to load the ink and correction ribbons.
When a trip to Blockbuster was still a thing.
When cordless phones had antennas that you had to pull out.
When the original Nintendo was still current technology.
Manually tuning the channels on a TV (those stupid little wheels you had turn).
Tape player Sony Walkmans.
Computer paper came in a large box, the edges had holes and you had to tear the pages off and the edges off.
The first computer I used was a Mac IIe.
Oh and this little thing called "playing outside" that kids today seem to know nothing about.

[Grits & Beans]

kids these days have safe plastic and bright colored playgrounds.

our neighborhood playgrounds (there were two nearby) were made of railroad track wood. so you got splinters and icky sticky fingers. the slide was metal and burn your legs hot in the summer. the merry go round was rusted, and was alot of work making it spin. there was swings that the neighborhood boys liked getting them tangled up at the top. i gotta mention there were a few bars in stumbling distance, so the playgrounds also doubled as porta pottys lol

i can remember one park in minneap that had a liquor store on the corner. wonder what child safety freaks would think of that?

[Grits & Beans]

I'm a bit younger than some of y'all on this forum but old enough to remember:

A time before the internet was readily available.
When computers had floppy disks that were actually floppy (5.25" disks).
When I typed school reports on a typewriter and had to load the ink and correction ribbons.
When a trip to Blockbuster was still a thing.
When cordless phones had antennas that you had to pull out.
When the original Nintendo was still current technology.
Manually tuning the channels on a TV (those stupid little wheels you had turn).
Tape player Sony Walkmans.
Computer paper came in a large box, the edges had holes and you had to tear the pages off and the edges off.
The first computer I used was a Mac IIe.
Oh and this little thing called "playing outside" that kids today seem to know nothing about.

you been here five years now, i remember giving you chit about your age. you wet behind the ears toolbox, go wipe off that enfamil and similac up off behind your ears...

[gilisi]

I miss blockbuster...

Wazup Nerdz?

Any coffee on?

[Grits & Beans]

we got coffee.

is there an amoeba records in your neck of the woods, mj?

[gilisi]

we got coffee.

is there an amoeba records in your neck of the woods, mj?

Yeah, I been to the one in Berkley...bout an hour n a half away from my house

[Grits & Beans]

we still have blockbusters in minnesota...