Comment on Things You'll Never See, Hear or UseComments−adrianhoward13yHeh. In the last month I've used/seen/heard or heard all of:* tape salad (been unpacking some old boxes recently)* a pump screwdriver (I like things that work without batteries)* record needles (we've got about... four? five? record player in the house and own about 16 foot of records)* CD’s (burnt one last week - did feel rather retro doing so though :-)* anything using film (again - digging out some stuff from the garage last week)* A phone booth (used one last night since I managed to leave my iPhone at home)* A letter handwritten just for you or by you (still get 'em. still write 'em)* Trying to re-fold a map (a few weeks back at a conference)* Steam trains (we have http://www.swanagerailway.co.uk/ nearby and fairly regularly see steam trains in the area)* a type writer (still got my grandfathers portable. still works too.)* tipp-ex (is in the desk for when we need it)−dagw13yThe article said "if you’re born today". So in other words it's a list of stuff that will be gone from the mainstream 2020 or so.
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Heh. In the last month I've used/seen/heard or heard all of:
* tape salad (been unpacking some old boxes recently)
* a pump screwdriver (I like things that work without batteries)
* record needles (we've got about... four? five? record player in the house and own about 16 foot of records)
* CD’s (burnt one last week - did feel rather retro doing so though :-)
* anything using film (again - digging out some stuff from the garage last week)
* A phone booth (used one last night since I managed to leave my iPhone at home)
* A letter handwritten just for you or by you (still get 'em. still write 'em)
* Trying to re-fold a map (a few weeks back at a conference)
* Steam trains (we have http://www.swanagerailway.co.uk/ nearby and fairly regularly see steam trains in the area)
* a type writer (still got my grandfathers portable. still works too.)
* tipp-ex (is in the desk for when we need it)
The article said "if you’re born today". So in other words it's a list of stuff that will be gone from the mainstream 2020 or so.