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What do you think about some of the things that are becoming obsolete.

  1. Budweiser
  2. Film
  3. Paper Maps
  4. Landline
  5. Paper Money
  6. Cashiers
  7. Marriage
  8. Golf
  9. Electric Guitars
  10. Motorcycles
  11. Soap Bars
  12. Diamonds
  13. Casual Dining(Hooters,Applebees,Ruby Tuesdays)
  14. Traditional Breakfast
  15. Manners
    Pick as many as you would like to discuss
TweedleDee 6 May 4
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Level 8

Ha ha ha number 10 !!!???... have you been driving around on a sunny day lately??? they are everywhere !!!....and yes, I may have been one of them

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Level 8

Its a sign of the ever-changing times

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Level 9

Aside from film landline and paper maps, most of the others don't bother me, although I wasn't aware electric guitars were becoming obsolete. Casual dining, eh, I eat at home mostly. Breakfast, eh, haven't sat down to a breakfast in years and can't say I miss it either. I'm not gonna touch the manners part. I think over the years I've gotten more and more detached from societal trends and norms, technology looks promising though. Interesting post, it was on a different and unique topic.

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Level 7

Budweiser? Damn

I thought the same thing..
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Level 7

Maps give you the whole picture . Pretty tricky to do that on a phone. cash is king . All you people who pay to use your own money are fools.. are you sure electric guitars are going obsolete???diamonds are a total rip if all the diamonds in antwerp and telaviv were released from the vaults they would be made worthless

I think the whole thing of Marriage and Diamonds are connected. If you lose one you lost the other.

@TweedleDee we lost her engagement ring at a fair before seeing talking heads. tonight we celebrate 34 years of diamondless joy !

@markdevenish Now right there is a fairytale,,, Marking what you do in life doesn't make it forever. This is such a wonderful story, I have to tell a few friends. Thank you markdevenish
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Level 7

Cash will never be obsolete.
It can make things happen.

Currency is changing more than likely in the next 7 yrs..
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Level 8

I rarely use paper money-cash. IMO, my card is a wonderful thing.
But golf? What’s happening to golf?

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Level 7

I never liked 1, 3, 7, 8, & 12.

I have a landline because i live so far out in the boonies, cell service is iffy & there is an elementary, school aged kid in my house.

I buy bars of soap from a local vendor who does special requests. Picking up my dark chocolate & raspberry soap & sachet tomorrow.

I love homemade bars of soap. The soap you buy in the store has so much crap in it. I am into the natural things in life.
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Level 8

(Hands up) I still like soap bars! And I can't get rid of my (good) manners.
the rest... meh.

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Level 8

1 ok
2 no
3 no
4 sure
5 to 8 meh don't care
9 no
10 meh
11-15 no

12 - diamonds can't be obsolete. Do I think they are given to much value - yes! Should we stop mining for them - probably yes. Will I through the ones I own out - no.

I think diamonds are overrated. Everybody wants to buy to show how much they care for their true love. So is it true love or are the diamonds the true love... You don't need a diamond to tell someone you love them.

@TweedleDee I agree that they are overvalued and they are hardly necessary for a happy life.

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