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Paper, abacuses, and rotary phones
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Snail mail, typewriters, hospital stays over 24 hours, land lines, TV antennae.
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True Love.
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Paper, but sadly, not fax machines. Land-line phones. Floppy disk drives. Film cameras. Modems. Paper maps. CRTs. My programming skills.
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Video Recorders, Videos, Tapes, LP's, time has changed.
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Hand written letters
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A governement that governs for the benefit of the people who pay taxes to it. Good, non messed with foods. Real breasts and other body parts. Action in the face of genocide and famine, instead of lip service, crocodile tears and token solutions or donations by people in power to do much more. People using real phones or talking in person instead of using a cell phone.
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Let's see, a VCR (now it's DVD Player) maps, cashiers at stores, answering machines (now its voice mail) and last but not least sending letters, now it's done my email.
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Early versions of Windows (95, 98, 2000). Microsoft gave up on them because their quitters.
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The need for proper spelling...
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Although not really obsolete, incandescent bulbs are more widely being replaced by flourescent fixtures in homes. Email is almost starting to become obsolete, its all about the INSTANT messages now. Rubber ball mice -> laser/wireless Personal cheques -> plastic my cell phone (or almost any other that DOESNT have a camera) alkaine batteries, nickle-cadium batteries audio CDs... the list goes on...and thats only a few years gap...
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Marriage, Fidelity, Promises, Employees in the USA Oh you meant technology?
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Sadly, board games. Sure, they're still making them, but when's the last time you heard of family night where everyone stayed home to play a board game. If it's not electronic or hooked up to the TV, it's usually relegated to a shelf.
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According to President Bush, the Constitution of the United States, and the Bill of Rights.
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1) CDs 2) Saving sex for marriage
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Writing a letter. Good penmenship.
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Slide rules.
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Pagers Telephone booths News papers Telegrams Toll calls
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The middle class. The future will be made up of the "haves" and "have nots". If you are able to critique my reply, you are one of the "haves".
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A good old fashioned hand written letter.
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Pay Phones/Phone Booths.
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newspapers
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computer hardware
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yellow pages????
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renting movies. fading away slowly but surely.
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my mother's rotary cell phone
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Truth, justice and the American Way?
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Spirit levels are being replaced by laser levels. Device interface cables are being replaced by Bluetooth. CRTs are being replaced by LCD panels. DVD-ROM are being replaced by HD-DVD and BlueRay. Luggage without wheels is being replaced by rolling cases. Impact printers are being replaced by laser printers. Large format hard disk drives are being replaced by RAID. Corded power hand tools are being replaced by cordless tools. Incandescent flashlights are being replaced by LED torches. Manners are being replaced by quick, efficient Q&A. Planning is being replaced by rapid development technologies. Manned combat reconnaissance aircraft are being replaced by drones. Mortgages are being replaced by foreclosures. Motorcycle kickstarters are being replaced by buttons. Photofinishers are being replaced by personal photo printers. Fatherhood is being replaced by stepfatherhood or weekend custody.
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Manners, morals & compassion for others as well as respect for others & their belongings.
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Richard Simmons.
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Discman's, Tape decks, VCR's, etc.
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The ability to use correct grammar through electronic media vs. 'i dont kno', 'gr8t', etc. The ability to write a letter using paper and pen/pencil vs. typing a quick impersonal-looking note and pressing 'Send'. The ability to think for ourselves vs. what other people tell us to think. The ability for our children to use their imaginations (Whatever happened to white paper, crayons, construction paper, scissors, play-doh, and glue? -- Not just for school, but at home, too!) vs. others imagining for them (CGI & TV, a curse & a blessing).
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Long-lasting marriage is becoming obsolete.. Non-corrupt politicians..
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Pay Phones Milk Men Pennies
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Legs.
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Newspapers and other printed reference materials for me.
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Paper money. My 2 cents.
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class
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Common sense.
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Typewriters Pay Phones Black and White Monitors Leaded Gasoline
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VCR's CD's And DVD's pretty soon.
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traditional cell phones will be replaced by smart phones and pocket pcs.
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Newspapers
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truth and honor
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Morals, ethics, common sense and treating other's the way you want to be treated.
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People!
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old cars and trucks
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Rotary phones, but my grandma’s still holding out cuz she doesn’t want to pay the extra $2/month for touchtone service! Corded phones in general are disappearing, though I personally would never be without one in our home. Emergency preparedness, and all that.
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Let's see.........CDs/CD players, VCRs, any sort of landline at all, stamps, dial-up internet, actual paper books, paper in general, speaking (I know I email my coworker that sits in the next cubicle!) ..... and of course PEOPLE!!
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Floppies - Replaced by USB VHS/VCR - Replaced by CD/DVD/Bluray Tapes/Taperecorders/tapeplayers - Replaced by digatal Recording/MP3/4 players Books/Newspapers/magazines - Replaced by Ebooks/Internet Written Letters - Replaced by Email/IMing Black and White - Replaced by Color/Bluray Tube TV/monitors - Replaced by LCD Screens Cable - Even though still widely used, Replaced by Satalite
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