i cant tell if its a bit or not, but are zoomers really this clueless on so many things that everyone knows? stop pretending you have no memories earlier than 2020, you were damn well alive in the 2010s b***h they still had phonebooks then, and im pretty sure they still do now
the USPS used to put a new one in your mailbox once a year, i think its pretty been close to a decade since i last seen them to that, i remember they started getting smaller and smaller over the years. when i was a kid in the 90s them things used to be huge
It's kind of crazy that they'd just give you 5lbs of free paper
I remember when I was like 3 years old I called one of those adds in the very back pages of the phone book one night (lived in Las Vegas) and asked if they could send over some "big titty b***hes" and hung-up, but they traced the call and I got scolded the next day
Lol as a kid I used to go the the yellow pages in the back half and prank call all the businesses and make fake orders to Chinese restaurants and shit, good times in the pre CallerID days when you could get away with that shit more, me and my friends were all wannabe Jerky Boys (god im outing myself as an old man with these references)
MtG cards do that too, I knew a guy that got tricked into believing the Jace, The Mind Sculpter card he got in a trade was actually fake, so he ripped it up and voila, authentic black strip in the middle. idiot lol.
>information was not on particular place on internet, clearly information not exist on internet!
Axe murderer rapists aren't beating your door down because you're a boring piece of shit npc like nearly everyone who has ever lived.
I was watching Children of the Corn a few nights ago and there's a scene where you can see Linda Hamiltons nipple poking through her shirt
I didn't know it was her until the credits rolled
I love old newspaper articles because they're like >the witness to the crime was Mrs.Fae Mulberry who lives at 45 Turner Rd
They would just dox people without thinking twice.
I went in a major grocery store in a major American city the other day and they still had free print copies of the Yellow Pages in the front entrance. These books just list established businesses (that's the Yellow Pages part), but in years past real phone books had two sections: the yellow pages (businesses) and the White Pages (Individual, private listings). The new copy that I looked at dispensed with the White pages altogether, that seems to be the part that's irrelevant to print.
I visited my small town home recently and mom and I went to the library. In the reference section they had decades of annual bound printed volumes of directories (dad informed me on the term of art), which are just old boomer phone books on steroids, a historical snapshot of a whole community. Absolutely everyone is named with their addresses and phone numbers, all the local businesses are listed too in the other section. I haven't lived in the town for a decade now so as I went through the recent history my personal data fluttered in and out depending on the year of the bound volume. Sometimes I was mapped to the parent's phone number, sometimes I was absent or present at times that didn't reflect historical reality in my case. When I left my home town for good I was pretty thorough about change of address and establishing the new address with everybody.
When I was in elementary school (early 2000s) they still handed out phone books with addresses and the names of the families, along with what grades their kids were in. That way you could always call that kid you were friends with at school and invite him over
They still do
i cant tell if its a bit or not, but are zoomers really this clueless on so many things that everyone knows? stop pretending you have no memories earlier than 2020, you were damn well alive in the 2010s b***h they still had phonebooks then, and im pretty sure they still do now
aww grampy mad, he need he daipy changed??
Go blow your Granddaughter
>2010s
>phonebooks
Making in your bumfrick nowhere. By the mid-2000s phonebooks were obsolete except a few critical places that still require them.
the USPS used to put a new one in your mailbox once a year, i think its pretty been close to a decade since i last seen them to that, i remember they started getting smaller and smaller over the years. when i was a kid in the 90s them things used to be huge
It's kind of crazy that they'd just give you 5lbs of free paper
I remember when I was like 3 years old I called one of those adds in the very back pages of the phone book one night (lived in Las Vegas) and asked if they could send over some "big titty b***hes" and hung-up, but they traced the call and I got scolded the next day
Lol as a kid I used to go the the yellow pages in the back half and prank call all the businesses and make fake orders to Chinese restaurants and shit, good times in the pre CallerID days when you could get away with that shit more, me and my friends were all wannabe Jerky Boys (god im outing myself as an old man with these references)
I don’t give a frick if you hate yourself or kill babies for fun, you’re fricking awesome for that, that’s classic right there
who else was the kid that learned how to bend the middle of the phone book to tear it in half at school?
I learned how to rip a pokemon card in half to tell if it was real because of the black ink
MtG cards do that too, I knew a guy that got tricked into believing the Jace, The Mind Sculpter card he got in a trade was actually fake, so he ripped it up and voila, authentic black strip in the middle. idiot lol.
>i cant tell if its a bit or not, but are zoomers really this clueless on so many things that everyone knows?
Yes.
>back then
don't look your family up on white pages dot com
>dot com
>spoken like a true demented boomer
It's not there, your point being?
newbie alert
>no you response
Why bother?
learn your place before you reply to me again
moron
Ignorant responses like yours are a diamond dozen. Smdh.
>information was not on particular place on internet, clearly information not exist on internet!
Axe murderer rapists aren't beating your door down because you're a boring piece of shit npc like nearly everyone who has ever lived.
I was watching Children of the Corn a few nights ago and there's a scene where you can see Linda Hamiltons nipple poking through her shirt
I didn't know it was her until the credits rolled
I love old newspaper articles because they're like
>the witness to the crime was Mrs.Fae Mulberry who lives at 45 Turner Rd
They would just dox people without thinking twice.
Papers in smaller towns would even tell you when somebody was in the hospital
I went in a major grocery store in a major American city the other day and they still had free print copies of the Yellow Pages in the front entrance. These books just list established businesses (that's the Yellow Pages part), but in years past real phone books had two sections: the yellow pages (businesses) and the White Pages (Individual, private listings). The new copy that I looked at dispensed with the White pages altogether, that seems to be the part that's irrelevant to print.
I visited my small town home recently and mom and I went to the library. In the reference section they had decades of annual bound printed volumes of directories (dad informed me on the term of art), which are just old boomer phone books on steroids, a historical snapshot of a whole community. Absolutely everyone is named with their addresses and phone numbers, all the local businesses are listed too in the other section. I haven't lived in the town for a decade now so as I went through the recent history my personal data fluttered in and out depending on the year of the bound volume. Sometimes I was mapped to the parent's phone number, sometimes I was absent or present at times that didn't reflect historical reality in my case. When I left my home town for good I was pretty thorough about change of address and establishing the new address with everybody.
When I was in elementary school (early 2000s) they still handed out phone books with addresses and the names of the families, along with what grades their kids were in. That way you could always call that kid you were friends with at school and invite him over
You can/could elect to have your number and address hidden from the public listings.
You do know that the phone book wouldn't list her address as a nightclub right?