What’s something common from your childhood that will seem strange to future generations?

Luckily this is still very much the norm in the Netherlands. Riding your bike to school age 10-16 is considered normal for all schoolchildren (we dont even have schoolbusses)

Great answer! Now free range kids get child services called on them.

Somehow I managed to miss your response before writing mine - clearly I relate.

There's more technology in your cell phone then they had on early space missions. I think I read that on the internet once so it must be true.

I entirely forgot about that. That was also the time where videos weren't really feasible, so you were looking for image galleries.

I remember a site, I think it still exists, it was drbizzaro.com. It was curated by someone and it was basically direct links to free tour pages. Quality varied, but you usually got a half dozen pictures or so.

This answer is perfect!

Reminds me of the blurred adult channels and thinking you might of saw something in those blurs.

Will you answer your cell phone if you don't know the number?

Give examples old fox!

I bet you've seen kids with polio in person.

It's called the wireless! :p

I was spanked only a couple of times but those times are engraved in my memory bank.

I almost forgot about proper CTF. We didn't play it a lot, but we did play it.

The whole counterculture thing has changed because of what mass media became. We still have those people, but now they have derogatory labels and exist as fringe communities on the internet that get rather large. I feel like the closest thing we have now is hipsters, the punk/goth/emo types don't exist near as much as they used to.

It was a lot easier to be isolated when you were actually socially isolated.

Hey now, Playboy published some of the great minds before anyone else. I read the articles! I miss the advisor.