When I was a kid, me and my friends would work on the family farm or in a coal mine. Sometimes we fell down, sometimes we got hurt, and once in a while we even learned something.
Now get off my lawn!
You had a farm? Luxury. We were so poor we had to live in a hole in the road! And every day, we'd get up at 4:30, clean the hole, and then work at the mill for 16 hours, and when we got home out father would beat us with a rusty spade.
"Hello, My name is Kit."
Ironic that you would use that example, considering that the voice of KIT was not only done by a human but was, in fact, the best actor on the show.
(Runs from angry crowd of Hasselhoff fans)
They can delay that Year by releasing Windows as freeware or make a Linux port.
What do you mean? Windows already is freeware! It came for free on my new computer! [/total cluelessness]
I totally agree, but even the stuff you mentioned, which I also grew up with, pales in comparison to the children of yesteryear. My dad had a
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