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Re: Stuff that makes you feel old...

Post by sigbowls » Sun Sep 11, 2011 6:13 pm

jet ski boats, i havent seen one in for ever
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Re: Stuff that makes you feel old...

Post by NilsFG » Sun Sep 11, 2011 7:01 pm

I'm 19 so I don't really feel old yet, although this thread really makes me think about how fucking fast life passes by... It's like, it doesn't feel like I've been here for 19 years..
And I do get nostalgic from time to time when I think about old video games I used to play as a little kid, old cartoons, old disney movies, ... And not to forget the hours I spent in my fort made out of carton boxes in the kitchen, rinsing thunderdome mixtapes and all that.
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I first saw La Haine when Barry Norman introduced was still the BBC Film Critic. Now that's made me feel old :o
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Also all the discussion about Pulp Fiction, saw it for the first time a few months ago. It was good, but super-overrated.

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Re: Stuff that makes you feel old...

Post by firky » Tue Sep 13, 2011 10:52 pm

i remember when it was considered posh to have a bidet
i remember when it was considered posh to have a vhs
i remember when it was considered posh to have a cd player
i remember when it was considered posh to have more than two cars
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Re: Stuff that makes you feel old...

Post by pandabear » Wed Sep 14, 2011 3:07 am

- Garage parties. Literally. Asian style with fucking egg rolls, chicken adobos, and rice/noodles after grinding. You can also take it home.
- Fake IDs to buy cigarettes/get in 18+ clubs. Or another Asian person's expired 21+ ID to get in clubs/karaoke bars in Chinatown.
- Puzzle Bobble arcade!
- Night street racing at Coulon Park and hiding from cops!
- Skipping school to play pool at Rainier Billiards while chowing on Vietnamese banh mi sandwiches and sipping iced coffee.

- Fights! School fights, club fights, girl fights, going to another school to fight. I remember being in the biggest racial brawl in school which consisted of 20 students. I was also suspended due to another fight. A white girl had the nerve to call me a fob bitch, I think mainly cos she can. She was triple my weight/double my height. I jumped her in front of the library while I was on break from choir practice. I was pissed off of the fact that I couldn't hit the notes because I was in rage mode. So, I settled it once and for all. How I turned into a very detached, solitude-loving nurse, is something I could explain in detail but not up for it.

- Hitting on boys at the mall and seeing who gets the most numbers! I agree, this was ghetto! I never won, I was picky. :6:
- Blood In, Blood Out movie.
- When I turned 18, it was mostly hotel parties. I remember when friends and I got a night at Camlin Hotel in Downtown Seattle, paid $300 for the night. Within two hours we were kicked out because everyone was drunk and the boys were running up and down the hallway naked :lol:. Also driving to Vancouver, Canada to drink and snowboard at Whistler!
- When I turned 21, I chilled the fuck down.

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Re: Stuff that makes you feel old...

Post by ruckus49 » Wed Sep 14, 2011 3:36 am

esfandyar wrote:remember wasting your youth on arcades? the simpsons, street fighter, gauntlet, x-men...

best times of my life. i also feel old because the dreamcast was the last video game system I bought or cared about

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Post by ruckus49 » Wed Sep 14, 2011 3:45 am

also that i never played warcraft 3 or WoW but i played warcraft 1 on DOS and warcraft 2 online, which was incredible

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Post by wub » Wed Sep 14, 2011 7:25 am

The original Command & Conquer coming out and being blown away.

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Post by esfandyar » Wed Sep 14, 2011 7:32 am

ruckus49 wrote:
esfandyar wrote:remember wasting your youth on arcades? the simpsons, street fighter, gauntlet, x-men...

best times of my life. i also feel old because the dreamcast was the last video game system I bought or cared about
God the dreamcast was amazing.
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Re: Stuff that makes you feel old...

Post by Electric_Head » Wed Sep 14, 2011 8:29 am

NilsFG wrote:
Also all the discussion about Pulp Fiction, saw it for the first time a few months ago. It was good, but super-overrated.
You apologize, you apologize NOW.
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Post by Electric_Head » Wed Sep 14, 2011 8:30 am

wub wrote:The original Command & Conquer coming out and being blown away.
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Re: Stuff that makes you feel old...

Post by wub » Wed Sep 14, 2011 8:32 am

Electric_Head wrote:
NilsFG wrote:
Also all the discussion about Pulp Fiction, saw it for the first time a few months ago. It was good, but super-overrated.
You apologize, you apologize NOW.
He's got a point, in fairness.

I was as much a Tarantino fanboy as anyone when I was a media student at college, but in hindsight Pulp Fiction is just pop art. Stylised pop art, like a series of mini featurettes strung together with loose narrative. Very pretty to look at, well executed, etc etc, but at the end of the day it's a bunch of pop art set pieces juxtaposed with each other.

Jackie Brown is way better IMO.

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Post by Electric_Head » Wed Sep 14, 2011 8:33 am

I am a huge Reservoir Dogs fan personally.
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Re: Stuff that makes you feel old...

Post by Basstronomer » Wed Sep 14, 2011 8:47 am

Electric_Head wrote:I am a huge Reservoir Dogs fan personally.
Yes, one of his greatest! The thing that always amazed me with this film is that you actually never see the robbery... 8)

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Re: Stuff that makes you feel old...

Post by Shum » Wed Sep 14, 2011 8:56 am

I spent so much money in my youth on Street Fighter Alpha II :lol:

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Post by Electric_Head » Wed Sep 14, 2011 9:08 am

Shum wrote:I spent so much money in my youth on Street Fighter Alpha II :lol:
wknds spent at arcades wankering the joystick into non-existence.
remember the days of street fighter 1?
before dudes knew about the half-circle for fireballs.
Just pumping the joystick, fireball after fireball.
And then came Vega.
Fuck me I used to enjoy climbing the fences and doing acrobatics onto someone`s head.
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Re: Stuff that makes you feel old...

Post by wub » Wed Sep 14, 2011 9:13 am

8 player X-Men arcade game was the one.

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Post by Electric_Head » Wed Sep 14, 2011 9:15 am

wub wrote:8 player X-Men arcade game was the one.
I had stopped going to the arcade at that point.
Mortal Combat 2 was the last game I played at an arcade if I`m not mistaken.
Sega Megadrive came along.
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Re: Stuff that makes you feel old...

Post by Shum » Wed Sep 14, 2011 9:15 am

Electric_Head wrote:Fuck me I used to enjoy climbing the fences and doing acrobatics onto someone`s head.
Hell yes.

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Post by Electric_Head » Wed Sep 14, 2011 9:18 am

Damn, we're going back here.
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Re: Stuff that makes you feel old...

Post by esfandyar » Wed Sep 14, 2011 9:20 am

one thing which has influenced me greatly was tarantino speaking in a past interview giving advice to people who were interesting in film. he said that if you are really interested in film, don't spend your money on an NYU film degree, if you are interested in film. just go buy a video camera and start recording. that same mentality can be applied to so many things outside of film.
wub wrote:8 player X-Men arcade game was the one.
this. was epic if you could gather 8 of your mates.
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