Post the phone that came out the year you were born? GenX didn't have new phones coming out every year. But I gave it a shot. What did you get?
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The phone that came out the year I was born was heavy enoug…
The phone that came out the year I was born was heavy enough that I beat dinosaurs to death with it.
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john.jensen5 days, 11 hours ago
The trim line is the "kitchen phone"
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rebecca.jordan5 days, 13 hours ago
I miss slamming down the phone.
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irmela_bärer5 days, 10 hours ago
The LONG coil cord that allowed you to pace the floor. Good times
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sergioserna5995 days, 13 hours ago
I was gonna say rotary dial...yes 1970 kid!
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christina.lewis5 days, 13 hours ago
Those two phones were pretty much it for anyone born in the 70’s
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victoire_chrétien5 days, 11 hours ago
I grew up with those rotary phones. My parents went nuts when the phones became push button. Those really saved time when calling the radio station to try to win the contest.
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madeleinedelahaye6395 days, 11 hours ago
1971 kid. God I miss slamming those phones into their cradle when someone pissed you off
ashleyjames9855 days, 13 hours ago
Core memory unlocked
micheal_santiago5 days, 13 hours ago
That harvest yellow one is the bomb 🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊
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meganmccarthy2685 days, 12 hours ago
Back in the day, when nearly everything could double as a weapon.
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courtneyatlas825 days, 13 hours ago
Yeah, that Trimline came out in '65. The model 500 has been around forever. I'm first edition GenX (1965), so I guess I'm using the Trimline. I remember having one on the kitchen wall, with a long, long cord which was always twisted upon itself. One of my jobs was to unclip one side and untwist it so it hung straight. I'd have to do it about once a week.
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gaelhenriquedapaz4055 days, 7 hours ago
I would have said two tin cans and some string 😅
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gabrieltempest285 days, 13 hours ago
Yep, the good old reliable model 500
utkarsh.kalita5 days, 11 hours ago
1968 here with NO cell phone! Rotary phone.......yep, that's what we had.
charansarna1175 days, 12 hours ago
My Aunt, who was born in 1964, had a pink princess phone.
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melissa_haynes5 days, 13 hours ago
For our family, it was the Western Electric model 554 wall mounted phone. There was no quick connection to plug it in, it had to be installed by a phone company (Bell Telephone) technician, and there was one area code for the 2 counties of Long Island, which you didn't have to dial unless you were calling from one of the 5 burroughs (counties) of NYC, the upstate region, or out of state.
gesine_schinke5 days, 12 hours ago
I love that black rotary phone! Hell yeah ❤
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brianmartin4404 days, 15 hours ago
My grandmother was a phone operator before telephone numbers were a thing. And my mom was a phone operator when telephone numbers were four digits.
The phone that came out the year I was born was heavy enough that I beat dinosaurs to death with it.
The trim line is the "kitchen phone"
I miss slamming down the phone.
The LONG coil cord that allowed you to pace the floor. Good times
I was gonna say rotary dial...yes 1970 kid!
Those two phones were pretty much it for anyone born in the 70’s
I grew up with those rotary phones. My parents went nuts when the phones became push button. Those really saved time when calling the radio station to try to win the contest.
1971 kid. God I miss slamming those phones into their cradle when someone pissed you off
Core memory unlocked
That harvest yellow one is the bomb 🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊
Back in the day, when nearly everything could double as a weapon.
Yeah, that Trimline came out in '65. The model 500 has been around forever. I'm first edition GenX (1965), so I guess I'm using the Trimline. I remember having one on the kitchen wall, with a long, long cord which was always twisted upon itself. One of my jobs was to unclip one side and untwist it so it hung straight. I'd have to do it about once a week.
I would have said two tin cans and some string 😅
Yep, the good old reliable model 500
1968 here with NO cell phone! Rotary phone.......yep, that's what we had.
My Aunt, who was born in 1964, had a pink princess phone.
For our family, it was the Western Electric model 554 wall mounted phone. There was no quick connection to plug it in, it had to be installed by a phone company (Bell Telephone) technician, and there was one area code for the 2 counties of Long Island, which you didn't have to dial unless you were calling from one of the 5 burroughs (counties) of NYC, the upstate region, or out of state.
I love that black rotary phone! Hell yeah ❤
My grandmother was a phone operator before telephone numbers were a thing. And my mom was a phone operator when telephone numbers were four digits.
I found a rotary telephone in avocado! 😀 😂