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18 Jun 2003, 05:32

Nah, never!

http://www.theonion.com/onion3922/pop-culture_references.html

18 Jun 2003, 05:38

:clap: :lol:

(P.S.:My apologies for not including the obligatory "beer" smilie)

18 Jun 2003, 08:39

those are great quotes though...

& fingers crossed it will never happen on here!

18 Jun 2003, 08:39

I mean who is going to refrence something from the 70's or 80's on here? err....

18 Jun 2003, 08:52

... does the bloke eat cheese?

:hat:

18 Jun 2003, 08:57

Originally posted by Huntsman ... does the bloke eat cheese?

Only on Wednesdays

19 Jun 2003, 19:49

Originally posted by Budvar Huber Nah, never!

http://www.theonion.com/onion3922/pop-culture_references.html

I don't get it...Is there a problem with this? :confused:

20 Jun 2003, 04:29

greed is good

20 Jun 2003, 04:42

Originally posted by masaaki sakai greed is good

And lunch's for wimps!

21 Jun 2003, 17:53

My frame of reference stops at 1991...so it's HAMMER GO HAMMER GO MC HAMMER GO! :spin:

I am too legit to quit!

25 Jun 2003, 08:48

Originally posted by Budvar Huber Nah, never!

http://www.theonion.com/onion3922/pop-culture_references.html

I second that emotion. :banghead:

25 Jun 2003, 12:09

I can't take to Issue 22, it comes only Issue 24. I dunno what the hell you're talking about :cry:

27 Jun 2003, 06:36

It was a very funny story about a man whose cultural references all stopped in the nineties. Hence the comparison with Nooliners, happily the occasional threads on Ladytron and Matlock save us from that fate.

BTW brilliant avatar! :clap: :clap: :clap: only one of Quico and La Chilindrina may have been even better

12 Jul 2003, 21:53

Catching up on two lost decades

By Kathryn Westcott BBC News Online

A man from Arkansas, who has awoken from almost two decades in a coma, is now trying to catch up on half a lifetime. BBC News Online looks at a few ways in which the world has changed.

According to his family, 39-year-old Terry Wallis's entire frame of reference is stuck in 1984. They say that he thinks Ronald Reagan is still president but is talking non-stop to try to close the 19-year gap.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/3052269.stm