Things the next gereration doesn't need to know

Is this the firing order to some V8? I know the firing order for the 302 in my 65 mustang is 15426378 so i assume that must be a chevy or something.

edit: just realized this is literally like 5 or 6 posts above me. Either way, 19 and i still knew it off the top of my head!

 

Rage against the Machine..

Speaking of, if you like folk you should check out Tom Morello's solo work as The Nightwatchman..

 

Good choices all..That said, I still consider RHCP an 80's band. I first heard them in the mid 80's, had "Freaky Styley" when it was the current album. Think I was 12 yrs old..

 

Doesn't need to know or will not know?

 

8675309

 

I will check them out.

 

Won't know Blockbuster movie rentals. Doesn't need to know how to operate a rotary phone.

 

Walking up hill both ways to the video store....only to get a video that was messed up.. Or almost unwatchable so you put TV back on and watch one of the 4 channels that was available. that's from personal experience

 

Jenny? Is that you?

 

Heh, my dad taught me how to drive with a '56 chevy station wagon with a 3 on the tree. That was his 'field car' that we went out and cut firewood with to heat the house.

This was...lemme see, carry the one...roughly 1982ish.

Holy shit am I getting old.

 

The clutch pedals were super heavy back then...lol. It would be like bench pressing on your drive to work everyday!

 

Common sense, they put warning labels on everything now right?
Cigarette lighters in cars
Coffee percolators.

 

WWF

 

You mean BEFORE the lawsuits and it meaning the world wildlife federation, right?


Hell, my dad STILL watches wrestling. He used to have me watch with him before the WWF *existed*. It was the AWA back then.

Greg Gagne. Baron Von Raschke. Greg Henning. The Iron Sheik. Nick Bockwinkle.

Goddamn, I'm getting old for under 40 still.

 

OMG! what a bunch of babies you kids are. The new generation won't know what an 8 track is. Give me a fucking break. I had an 8 track and the damn thing was of the devil . My car had a carburetor and it flooded, ran like crap when cold, and stank up the garage because the system wasn't sealed like the modern stuff. My grandmother was born in 1885 and she would tell me all the time, "I was born in the so called good old days. I can tell you they were not good. Be glad you live in this modern age."

I work for a school district and I see kids all day long. I am entirely comfortable about the future. Kids learn in the 3rd grade math concepts that used to be taught in the 6th grade. Today's kids are smarter than I was at the same age. The pissing and moaning about the current generation is exactly the same thing that I heard when I was in high school. My music was bad, hair too long, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc. Now my music is classic rock and the sex and drugs of that era are looked upon fondly. Sure there are bad kids, but I knew druggies back in the day too. But there are far, far more good kids that amaze me every day.

Sorry to rain on the pity party, return to your moaning.

 

World wildlife federation? Haha. I watched it with my grandma and roller derby to.

 

I believe people are reflecting fondly...thanks for harshing my mello though.

 

Curt Hennig..and yeah I remember WWF very well. Didn't see AWA in my area without cable but NWA was on late nights if you knew what channel to find it, usually a local station.

 

Right...Societal standards... who needs them?