It doesn't count if your spouse or parents own them and you only use them.

 

I'd like to see how "with it" everyone is.

 

I played my Gameboy all day today. It was amazing.

I don't understand the "word processor" choice. Isn't Word a word processor? Doesn't everyone use it? Or did I just make some old people cry?

I don't understand the "word processor" choice. Isn't Word a word processor? Doesn't everyone use it? Or did I just make some old people cry?

I think they mean those typewriter thingies that had little liquid crystal screens so you could erase and delete and what not...

I think they mean those typewriter thingies that had little liquid crystal screens so you could erase and delete and what not...

 

This thing?

 

 

Nah, I believe that would be the Etch-a-sketch.

Why is a laptop computer more modern than a desktop?

FB and soxtalk are starting to blur sometimes

Most of the top section choices except the iPhone thing. My wife works for Sprint, so I get free celly. Plus, I don't see the need for a GPS, I know how to use road signs.

Edited December 21, 200916 yr by JPN366

Okay, who still uses a word processor?

Here are mine:

TOP SECTION

iPod

post-'99 car

Wii* (daughter owns and plays it)

 

MIDDLE SECTION

cell w/no text

desktop

standard TV

DVD player

old car

landline

answering machine

clock radio

 

BOTTOM SECTION

VCR

You people with your fancy cars. I drive a 94 taurus.

I thought the amount of people who still use an N64 would be higher, definitely still use mine as much if not more then my ps3.

My cell phone alone covers the phone, mp3 player, and GPS, while the PS3 covers BluRay.

Edited December 21, 200916 yr by Steve9347

I use a laptop and a desktop. Depends on what I am doing. My magazine programs work better on the desktop and I prefer working on it there. Heck, I actually prefer a desktop to a laptop.