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jaxexpat

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5. Oh yeah, so true. I thought we'd never evolve from the "dial-up" age.

Reply to DFW (Reply #2)

Wed Sep 25, 2024, 04:26 AM

Sep 2024

I'm from the neo-rotary party line epoch, myself. Like others of my era, I failed to see the long-term value of the ever-plentiful Bakelite we wallowed in. I'm constantly upbraided for my "Phone Age" reverse-the-charges attitude.

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