March 31, 2014
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Hmm … Before The Internet (BTI) … we read lots of books, invited friends over to play board games, family puzzles, family TV shows, weekend BBQ’s with friends, family square dancing, local bingo, lots of shop projects, weekend road trips to anywhere/everywhere, AOL/BBS/Usenet flame wars, no phone calls (because of dialup AOL/BBS access), cycling/hiking/swimming/diving, lots of bowling, long hikes, drag/road/dirt-track racing, model rockets, RC cars/planes, school football/basketball/baseball, movies with friends at the drive-in theater, weekend flea-market, ham-fests, hardly anything was boring.
Now there just isn’t a good excuse to leave the house anymore … till you die.