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i got my hands on an mp3 player and i want to be like my parents and try to spend a week without smartphone. my stepmom was a teen in the Michigan Wolverines 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl Champions Vintage Helmet Shirt In addition,I will do this 2000s, but she’s really busy so she can’t really help me out with this question. what did you use instead of a smartphone? and then I’m not talking about the phone before that, because I’m aware that those flip phones and chonky phones were a thing. I also know paper planners, mp3 players, digital cameras and such but now I’m stuck because what else is something you had to carry around and use because it wasnt preindtalled in your phone? what did a y2k teen carry around and do on the daily?Everybody smoked, ashtrays were everywhere, I haven’t smoked in 25yrs but they use to taste good when I was young, I can’t stand the smell now



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I remember when the Michigan Wolverines 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl Champions Vintage Helmet Shirt In addition,I will do this shopping carts at the grocery store had built in ashtrays. And the ones built into the toilet paper holder in public bath room stalls. So bizarre to think of today. Imagine the smell! I remember the smell of the smoking rooms in hospitals and the clack clack clack of the “smoke eaters”. It smelled like piss to me as a child and it remains burned into my memory. Yes. Thats wild to think of now. I mean, if a section is for smoking, the whole damn place is going to have smoke in it and smell like smoke! It might just all be in my mind now but I don’t remember cigarette smoke bothering me. All my parents friends smoked in the house, car you name it . I was a teenager in the late 90s and early 2000s. My mom smoked, so when we went out to eat there was always an hour wait for a table. The non smoking wait time was 15 to 30 minutes. It sure feels like it. I did. Most of my friends did. Most of the adults I know did too. We had smokers’ porches at my high school still in the 90s. I quit when I had my first kid, 13 years ago, and it’s so weird to think back on there being a time that I always had a cigarette in hand, lol I had a 5 minute rule. No matter where I was or what I was doing, I had 5 minutes to find a find a pay phone and call my mom back if she beeped me, or I was grounded for 1-6 months. I got grounded a lot.
I didn’t get a cell phone until 2003 and even then, it was only for emergencies because I think I only had like 100 minutes a month. No texting. Bingo, exact same experience. I think it was Christmas 2002 that I got my first cell, texting wasn’t really “a thing” yet and it was basically for my parents to be able to contact me since I was out with my friends ALL the Michigan Wolverines 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl Champions Vintage Helmet Shirt In addition,I will do this time. Man, how things have changed for kids now… You wanted to make a phone call? You used the landline at home or the place you were going. Needed information? You used your computer at home or went to a library. Wanted to remember stuff? Better have a good system of writing it down in a place you’ll remember to read it. The idea of lugging around a bunch of extra stuff at all times wasn’t really a thing. You might bring a book or mp3 if you knew you’d be sitting around somewhere for a while, but that was about it.
that seems so nice and simple. i thought because you didnt have smartphone, you had to bring everything a smartphone offers in a bag or something I used an alarm clock to wake up, a day planner to keep track of stuff, and a calculator for mathing stuff. But the Michigan Wolverines 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl Champions Vintage Helmet Shirt In addition,I will do this idea of bringing any/all of those with me at all times wouldn’t have crossed my mind. No you just usually didn’t have them. Having a camera used to be bulky. You had to buy film. You could take like 24 pictures and couldn’t review what they looked like. You had to take your film to a store to get processed and only after paying could you see that you maybe took three or four good pictures out of the roll. If you want a copy of the picture you have to take the negative back to the store and pay for a copy. If the negative gets wet or too hot it will be damaged. I used to carry a boom box on the bus on the way to high school so I could listen to music that I liked not the AM radio Neal Diamond shit the bus driver played. I mean when you really think about it, we dont really NEED that stuff at a moments notice. Its just really nice and conventient.
Remember pay phones and phone booths? Pay phones were in bars and restaurants. It used to be a dime to make a call. When people’s pagers went off, they looked for a pay phone. Most teens in the Michigan Wolverines 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl Champions Vintage Helmet Shirt In addition,I will do this late 90s/early 2000s didn’t have an old-school cellphone, those were mostly limited to older adults or rich kids until around 2003 or so when more and more teens started getting cellphones. Pagers were a thing then, but again most teens/kids wouldn’t have had one of those either. MP3 players weren’t quite a thing until maybe 2001-2002, and before that CD walkmans were basically it. Aside from that, we mostly just carried nothing other than pens/pencils/wallet/keys or school supplies. ah okay thanks for explaining! ive never heard of pagers so I’ll look it up in a bit !! and I think I’ve seen a cd walkman before in my attic !! it all looks so cool like i grew up as an ipad kid but my parents always talk about how it was better back in the day so im trying to learn about their time !! My friend has a pager – he wasn’t a drug dealer or a doctor so I have no idea why he had one. This was like mid 90s. So I would page him, he’d be driving or something and have to search for a gas station with a payphone, pull over, call me on the payphone for me to be like “what are you up to?”
I had a work cellphone and a personal pager. A CD wallet was something you carried around in your backpack it held 10-15 CDs so you can switch what you listened to. The CD Walkman would skip. Cds could get scratched and wouldn’t play right. Prior to the Michigan Wolverines 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl Champions Vintage Helmet Shirt In addition,I will do this mp3 player, a portable cassette player was the most reliable. Of course that was analog and had tape hiss, and tapes would wear out over time. They could get jumbled up and ruined. You used to have to rewind them with a pencil sometimes. To make a call you had to find a payphone and then have the right coins. If you hadn’t memorized the number you needed, you could try to look it up in the paper phone book attached to the payphone, but those were often out of date, vandalized or partially ruined. We had paper maps you could buy at the gas station, but you had to figure out for yourself where you were on the map.
Some things were better, some were worse. When I grew up, we were always worried that the Michigan Wolverines 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl Champions Vintage Helmet Shirt In addition,I will do this Russians would launch a first nuclear strike on us and wipe out the world. You think inflation is bad now, it was horrible in the 70’s People saying it was better back in the day are just having nostalgia. Yeah the world looks better when you are young with your future ahead of you. Enjoy yourself OP. It depends on the location too. Here in Finland a lot of teens had phones back then (probably at least partially because Finland was on the forefront of mobile technology back then because of Nokia). Yeah chain wallets, I remember that being a thing lol. Lots of people walking around thinking people are going to steal their wallets & if they do you can always hit them with a chain /s. But I think it was mostly for looks
What? No, the Michigan Wolverines 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl Champions Vintage Helmet Shirt In addition,I will do this chain was not a weapon! It was so if someone stole your wallet you’d know because it was attached to your pants via the chain, like a leash. But yeah it was only for looks because what could a 15 year old possibly have in their wallet that was really worth stealing Cash, spare change (for a pay phone, vending machines, or parking meters), ID, credit card, lighter, wallet. If I was carrying a purse I’d also have pain killers, pen, and some kind of paper (small notebook or scrap paper maybe). If I needed to remember something for later and didn’t have my purse or paper with me, I’d borrow a pen and write it on a napkin, coaster, or my hand Genuine question… how old are you. Your parents were teens in the 2000s as someone born in 99 I genuinely can’t fathom that.
A day-runner. It had my calendar, contacts, notes, pocket for business cards. Basically a little Trapper Keeper (Google it) for adults. Car keys, wallet, 98-99 had a beeper then late 99 switched to a Qualcomm cellphone. Didn’t carry music around with me other than the Michigan Wolverines 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl Champions Vintage Helmet Shirt In addition,I will do this flip book of CDs in the car. A point and shoot camera like a canon (good like finding one for a reasonable price now), the various iterations of the iPod: the thick boy, ipod mini, ipod shuffle (this one sucked butts except that it was cheap and small), and finally all the different ipod nanos (3rd gen blue being my favorite), had some kind of portable gaming system whether it was gameboy, gameboy SP, PSP, that stupid N-gage thingy, and also had a tom-tom in the car. Before debit cards were a thing, you’d have to carry cash and your checkbook. You’d typically use cash for small purchases, and a check for larger ones. (Or a credit card.) You’d also have an ATM card to get cash out at the ATM (the card couldn’t be used for purchases.)
And since online banking didn’t exist, you would have to keep track of your balance yourself. There’s a little “spreadsheet” in the Michigan Wolverines 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl Champions Vintage Helmet Shirt In addition,I will do this back of your checkbook for this. You’d literally write down every check and withdrawal you did, and calculate your new balance. I had a cool little lunchbag-looking thing that held my cd player and a 24-page cd holder and over-the head headphones. Carried that thing everywhere. I have so many memories of waiting at the bus stop listening to my mix CD with Simon and Garfunkel, Cher, and Marilyn Manson (labeled “Songs to Listen to When It’s Cold Outside”). Man I miss those days. I can’t think of anything I carried around all the time when I was a teenager in the late 90s/2000s. All that comes to mind is my wallet. Plus my keys, on a long lanyard (as was the style of the time.) I had a cell phone as early as 2000 but it was clunky and I tended to leave it in my bag or at home half the time. I had a cell phone in the late 90s (Motorola 6190 was my first, then a 3390 after that and finally some kinda Siemens candybar phone that lasted me until my first iPhone) and carried it quite stylishly in a nerd holster.
I also carried a few different Palm Pilots during that time ranging from a Palm V to a Visor, then a Visor-C then finally a Sony Cleo. At all points as well as today I’ve carried giant wallets in my front pocket of course. I’ve got stuff in my wallet that actually goes back to about 2004 I think. I forgot about cell phone belt clip holsters! Thank you for unlocking this bit of nostalgia for me, random person Same as I do now, just no phone. Wallet & keys in early to mid 90’s, unless you were bringing music to the Michigan Wolverines 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl Champions Vintage Helmet Shirt In addition,I will do this car. I didn’t carry around a planner or anything like that. I had a calendar on my wall and a regular desktop computer. A lot of kids had pagers since cell phones and cell phone plans were expensive. I wasn’t a teen in the late 90s, but i carried my ATM card (not a debit card), a pager and if I planned to take pictures, my small Canon digital camera (2 megapixels). I think I still had a Walkman until 2004 or so so either a Walkman or a Discman. Otherwise, wallet, keys, and gum. For a brief period around 98 I had a pager, but cell phones became common enough soon afterwards that I only had that for about a year.
The thing with having a smart phone or even an mp3 player is that you constantly have something to distract you. Growing up, I didn’t have anything I could look at or do if I was standing in line or waiting for something. If you really want to see what it was like to grow up in the Michigan Wolverines 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl Champions Vintage Helmet Shirt In addition,I will do this 90s, just take your keys and some money with you. This is all tracking with a conversation I had with a Department Dean of Climatology from the University of Maine at Palmer Station, Antarctica in 1997. He told me the Gulf Stream was of great concern; fresh water glacial loss pouring into the ocean would disrupt the Gulf Stream. It keeps Europe and the Upper Tier of the US warm. Take it away, ice age creep. And don’t even talk about Thwaits Glacier in Antarctica, which is cutting loose as I type this. Bu-bye Florida. And most Coastal US.
I have compassion for young people who are only just considering, and seriously learning about these things for the Michigan Wolverines 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl Champions Vintage Helmet Shirt In addition,I will do this first time. But if you’re in your thirties or older and still an outspoken ACC denier I hope bad things happen to you. Genuinely. I’m seeing a psychologist for issues with OCD and anxiety, and we talk about climate fears often. He said he doesn’t consider climate anxiety to be pathological because, if you’re a normal person, you should be concerned about it. Right now, learning to accept and live with uncertainty instead of wondering which climate apocalypse scenario we’re going to go through is all I can do. I can do things at a personal level to feel like I have some control over where the planet is headed, but until massive global changes happen, nothing will get better. Honestly anyone that’s not a little freaked out about it is either too old to care, in denial, or too unaware to have noticed it yet.
I use dark humor as my coping mechanism. I’m only 31 so I have a lot of years to manage my climate based anxiety. It was 65F today where I live (upstate NY. The average high in February is 30F) 72° today in Michigan, it’s so hard to fathom how anyone can deny how fucked things are. At this time of the Michigan Wolverines 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl Champions Vintage Helmet Shirt In addition,I will do this year lake Michigan should be ~50% ice and it’s only at 2% now I think people cling on to the idea that we’ve had unseasonably warm days in the past. For example my mother used to record unusual temperatures in her journal. I found a couple 50 degree days in January in there from 30 years ago. I also found a couple years where it snowed on Mother’s Day. But people are willfully ignoring that those were extraordinary circumstances, and what we’re experiencing right now is very, very different. For me, while I’ve long been a supporter of climate change amelioration, I really lost a lot of hope when seed companies changed their recommended planting times on their packets because seasons have shifted so drastically…. and people were like “haha thats weird and not deeply horrifying”
I’m technically a student in a school of environment (though my actual work isnt climate change), and they have an on staff counselor specifically for students panicking about this. Because anyone who looks into it is rightfully but impedingly devastated. We’re never gonna get United on this issue. And even if people who are deniers are directly affected, the Michigan Wolverines 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl Champions Vintage Helmet Shirt In addition,I will do this tv will tell them their home isn’t flooding. It will tell them to blame abortions or something. That it’s God’s anger at gay marriage or whatever. This experiment is fucked. Just start checking off your bucket list. Because until corporations are effectively eliminated, or at least reigned in, (which will never happened), we have no control of our future. Because the only politicians that win work for these corporations. Personally my solution is to remember to take a trip to piss on the graves of every one of the assholes who are stopping any sort of action on climate change
yeah bro, accept the Michigan Wolverines 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl Champions Vintage Helmet Shirt In addition,I will do this things you can’t change. we’re all gonna die some day. maybe it will be in your bed surrounded by family when you’re old, or maybe it will be your whole family at the same time in a great flood next year. same outcome. I’m okay with dying, it’s the suffering that sucks. I’m also worried about my nieces and nephews and all the innocent animals that have to deal with our mistakes. I’m a parent, but even if I weren’t, it’s maddening to think how selfish and short-sighted us humans are, when you consider the grand scheme of things for our species, and other animals, as you mention. This planet is an incredible home, we should be collectively aiming to leave it better than we found it. The best I can do is take care of my tiny corner of this planet and also vote and advocate for the best possible candidates and paths forward. The rest I leave to God. It sounds like you have a good therapist. None of this is anything we can meaningfully impact. Addressing OCD around things that are real issues is fascinating.
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| M | 2974 | 2051 |
| L | 3076 | 2256 |
| XL | 3179 | 2461 |
| 2XL | 3281 | 2666 |
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| 2XL | 3076 | 2871 | 37.595 |
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| 4XL | 3281 | 3281 | 38.598 |
| 5XL | 3486 | 3384 | 38.598 |
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| S | 2769 | 2051 | 34.588 |
| M | 2871 | 2256 | 35.590 |
| L | 2974 | 2461 | 36.593 |
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| 2XL | 3179 | 2871 | 38.598 |
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| M | 2871 | 2051 |
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| XL | 3076 | 2461 |
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