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Originally Posted by GODDESS6
i graduated in 1986 & there was only 1 computer class in the whole school & there was no internet access~ it was strictly for educational purpose~ i also graduated during a time when NO ONE had cell phones, & texting?, what was that?~ there was no GPS, you had to actually look stuff up on a paper map~ we bought all our mac & stevie music on vinyl or cassette & maybe an 8 track or two, & seeing stevie in 1986 front row cost me 14.50~ there was no cable tv until i was 13~ we had 3 channels to watch & 2 pbs channels~ i remember being 13 & seeing mtv first air~
how did we make it thru?   ~ |
and my school had plenty of computers, even computer courses for those who at that time may have been interested. I was on a computer in high school from '86-'88, learning all there was to know, and thanks to a cool Drafting teached at the vo-tech many of us were ahead of the curve when the internet sprang wide open.
As for me, I could still live without many of the modern 'luxeries' in life (I'm not a cell phone person)