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Sunil_Prasannan

isam said:

https://twitter.com/thatericalper/status/813972907252649984

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Sunil_Prasannan

Sandpit said:

david_herdson said:

Sandpit said:

isam said:

https://twitter.com/thatericalper/status/813972907252649984

Dialling a phone number. I'm 38.

Similar to my response, which was "queuing for the phone".

I must have been the last generation to wait in line for a pay phone at university, 1999.
Edit. Agree with @iSam, photo developing, as late as 2008.

I didn't get my first mobile until 2004 at the tender age of 28

ThreeQuidder

Sunil_Prasannan said:

isam said:

https://twitter.com/thatericalper/status/813972907252649984

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BBSes.

Having to use the university computer room.

Play by mail football games.

MarkHopkins

new thread

malcolmg

Sandpit said:

another_richard said:

Moses_ said:

Is there a difference between refusing to sell a cake to a gay couple because of religious beliefs or refusing to sell a bottle of wine equally because of religious Beliefs? The main difference I can see is that one ends up to court the other doesn't and someone else had to do the extra work that another was paid to do.

I make absolutely no claim as to who is actually right or wrong in either situation but only about ensuring a level playing field for all if a religion is to be thrown about as a reason for not providing a service.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4070144/Muslim-Tesco-cashier-refuses-sell-bottle-wine-shopper-against-religion.html

Tesco weren't at fault but their employee was (and should have been disciplined for refusing to do her work).

Same as when the cashier is aged under 18 I suppose, supervisor needs to authorise the transaction. Been there and done that.

Nothing like the same