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"#1 The pain of waiting for your dial-up connection to finally complete so you can finally check your Yahoomail. #2 Getting yelled at by a parent because they needed to use the phone, &amp;amp;nbsp;and they got that screeching-robot noise when they picked it up (even today, that sound would bring back that sweet sense of scolding).   #3 Playing Dave, Aladdin and Prince of Persia demo versions on your computer and falling off cliffs or getting stuck somewhere (because that&amp;#039;s all the levels the demo version&amp;amp;nbsp;had) so you&amp;#039;d be temped to go buy the full version\u2014which you never did, because that wouldn&amp;#039;t be free. #4 Having Disney films on the VCR, and being super pissed off when the VCD player&amp;amp;nbsp;came out because NOW what were you going to do with all your clunky Willy Wonka tapes?   #5 The coolest goddamn thing in the book was being able&amp;amp;nbsp;to own a walkman (and the Now! That&amp;#039;s What I Call Music tapes to go withit).  #6 The joy of killing a turtle by jumping on it, or making a flying leap between two floating bricks in SuperMario on the Nintendo Gameboy. #7 Answering machines being the SH*T! The unfettered delight of having to record an answering machine message\u2014and this feeling that only cool people had them.   #8 Sending photographs to develop at Kodak or Nikon. And waiting for a week to get them back. And the fact that one shot was all you got because you only 36 pictures&amp;amp;nbsp;to a roll of film.  #9 Digital Watches: And if you had one with a neon-green screen that flashed at nighttime, you knew you truly had swag.   #10 The annoyance caused by Microsoft Office Assistant that turned up in numerous forms: The two favourite hits being &amp;#039;exasperating woman&amp;#039; and &amp;#039;nosy paper clip&amp;#039;.&amp;amp;nbsp; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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