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to r/AskOldPeople by missbhaving77
3 months ago
Was it hard to help your children with homework? How about now with grandkids? Which subject has changed the most from last century?
to r/AskOldPeople by missbhaving77
3 months ago
Fellow oldsters, am I the only one whose thumb automatically hits the space bar twice after the end of every sentence? How about a 5 space indent when starting a new paragraph?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
3 months ago
How do you feel about people who complain incessantly about how much better things were in the past?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
3 months ago
Hopefully not too specific, but for Boomers (esp. NA) what do you think Jerry Seinfeld and his career have to tell us about our own generation?
to r/AskOldPeople by missbhaving77
3 months ago
What was it like to care for your babies before disposable diapers? Did you use a diaper service?
to r/AskOldPeople by sleepingbeardune
3 months ago
Fellow old people ... are your ears suddenly HUGE?
to r/AskOldPeople by wmass
3 months ago
Do you remember white dog poops?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
3 months ago
How old would your kitchen need to be before you decide it has to be replaced?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
7 months ago
What did you do decades ago, that if you did it today, would probably land you in worse trouble than it did at the time?
to r/AskOldPeople by missbhaving77
7 months ago
Do you still pay for cable or satellite bundles or have you “cut the cord?” In the long run, are you saving money?
to r/AskOldPeople by missbhaving77
7 months ago
How can my weight be the same as 20 years ago, but distribution so different?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
7 months ago
When did Air Mail stop being a thing?
to r/AskOldPeople by missbhaving77
7 months ago
How many elders learned to drive with a manual transmission? Why, in America, do the vast majority of drivers not have a clue how to drive a stick shift?
to r/AskOldPeople by missbhaving77
7 months ago
Opera or Rap? You are forced to sit and listen to one for an hour. What is your choice?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
7 months ago
Age 60 and above, how many days per month do you NOT take something for pain?
to r/AskOldPeople by missbhaving77
7 months ago
Do you use your cell phone for everyday browsing, like younger people, or mainly for phone calls? When did you replace landline with cell?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
7 months ago
For those 60+, were your parents virgins before their wedding night?
to r/AskOldPeople by missbhaving77
7 months ago
Was “shrinkflation” a thing in the 20th century like it is this century? What examples do you remember?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
7 months ago
Those who remember the JFK assassination, how important do the various theories seem from today's perspective?
to r/AskOldPeople by missbhaving77
7 months ago
Did anyone vote for Ross Perot in 1992? Would you vote for a 3rd party again?
to r/AskOldPeople by missbhaving77
7 months ago
Do you think your longevity is due to good choices, good genes, or good luck? If all, which is most advantageous?
to r/AskOldPeople by womanitou
7 months ago
Odd old stuff we were taught in school.
to r/AskOldPeople by missbhaving77
7 months ago
At what age did you learn to drive? Can you still safely drive, especially at night?
to r/AskOldPeople by missbhaving77
7 months ago
Is common improper spelling and grammar use on Reddit ignorance or laziness? Does it bother you?
to r/AskOldPeople by missbhaving77
7 months ago
Did you choose your Reddit username? What does it mean? Do you even notice other usernames or do you think nobody notices?