Back in my day, it was the same. Except for a period of euphoria there, it looks like it is moving back to the same.

Back in my day, chat speak wasn't destroying the world's ability to write properly.

Back in my day, cursive writing had beaten it to it.

U mad pops? At mah 1337 sk1llz?

(Just playing...sometimes it's easier and quicker to type short slang out.)

Back in my day, you had to use livejournal to vent your stale tales of shitty suburban woe to an uncaring world, after updating your Angelfire page.

You used lycos to search through crappy Buffy and Star Trek fanpages with obnoxiously embedded midi files that you could never turn off. Unless you were cool, then you used dogpile.

LYCOS!!! hahaha u just made my day lol I don't recall livejournal but I signed a Dreambook
back in my day I thought Michael J. Fox was gonna get bigger

We didn't have paedophiles when I were a lad, we had to buy our own sweets (Yes not my joke but a good one)

I suppose that back in my day tv was still shit but there was a lot less of it so the few good shows made up a vastly higher percentage than they do now

Back in my day, he also had a 'fro.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iA5vNB9wges

Back in my day,

We drank water from the garden hose and NOT from a bottle.

We constantly played with games that had "choking hazards," and all of the other attributes that get a game banned today.

Hell, we were playing with ovens, basically, too. Remember "Creepy Crawlers?"

Almost everything I thought was fun would be illegal to sell to kids now. Darn do-gooders. And don't even get me started on the demise of the metal lunchbox.

Back in my day.....eh hem
You could walk into a Electronics Boutique (EB) and be surrounded by 4 walls of PC games.

Back in my day, we didn't 'sext' someone - we had actual sex.

Back in my day, Datsun was making cars.

Back in my day, you could buy Lawn Darts. And use them without killing someone.

Sigh

Back in my day Hotmail was actually the very first e-mail address I used... before the dark times... before the Empire... (Microsoft)

Back in my days being Webmaster meant something...
These days a kind with a $100 PC can call himself that...

I remember the days when there was no such thing as Firefox...we Mozilla guys used Netscape.

And games like Duke 3D had the most amazing graphics ever!