Ten Things that will disappear in our lifetime

Scioto ^ | 8/3/2017 | unknown

[subterfuge]

Very thoughtful of you. I’ll check it out. Thanks!

[Mozilla]

Also have no need in a newspapers and magazines. It is trash anyways. I find nothing of value in a physical paper. It can be all found, including comic strips, online. I used to find lots of need for the Sunday Paper in the past. But everything I need is now online. I get better news and information too. I also don’t need to pay any newspaper site online. There’s no need for it.

[Caipirabob]

Cheers sir!

[Caipirabob]

I had to correct a link. The first one captured the commercial and not the video. Darn Ipad.

Arlindo Cruz - O Bem

[sodpoodle]

Had no idea the article would generate so much interest. Great comments, discussions and a variety of opinions. Think I'll research the items and practices that have already disappeared/were replaced with technology in the last century. Those that our great grandparents believed were 'state of the art' and indispensable.

[Fiji Hill]

There was a lot of great music made in the 70s that was unknown then, that is being discovered now by new generations.

Thanks to online resources like Youtube and Rate Your Music (which, among other things, publishes the top 1,000 songs for each year going back to the early twentieth century), I have discovered hundreds of popular songs from the 1910s-1980s that I never knew existed.

[Fiji Hill]

Church choirs and organs might also be added to that list. They are starting to become scarce as electric guitars and drums chase them out of the churches and “praise music” replaces traditional sacred music.

Not long ago, a teenager who was telling me about her mega-church, and I asked her if it had an organ. She gave me a blank stare, and I quickly realized that she did not know what an organ was.