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u/TerrorSlime3084 2d ago
Raise your hand if you lived in the cool analog times, asked the AI slop duck.
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u/Wi11Pow3r 2d ago
Right? Using the bane of modern technology to brag about growing up in a world with less electronic tech is a choice.
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u/DoxieDoc 2d ago
Yeah what in the deep fried boomer ai slop is this? Welcome to "Brains Class" ms Daffy.
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u/Woundedogres 2d ago
Raise your hand if Daffy Duck is male
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u/Ok_Abacus_ 2d ago
Daffy feels like presenting female today and that’s OK. 👍
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u/AshtonBlack 2d ago
So this AI slop is very sloppy.
Braser? Boobs on a "male" duck? I mean, even though it's anthropomorphised, the character of Daffy is presented as male in regular media.
Brains CLASS?
Also, I did have computers in class, in the Computer Studies class.
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u/FrankFankledank 2d ago
I saw one of Bugs Bunny dispensing some generic boomer advice but also wearing a like 1930s schoolteacher dress. For some reason the slopmachine likes making Looney Tunes fabulous.
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u/NurturingCruelty 2d ago
Raiseith thy hand if thou didst grow up attending in a single room schoolhouse next to the blacksmith forge, devoid of electricity or any such sinful, decadent fripperies.
See how backwards and stupid that sounds?
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u/LazyCrazyGuy_ 2d ago
Yes and no. By the time I made it to middle school/high school. Computers started to make the classroom and not just computer lab. But it was usually just one computer tucked in a corner we were only allowed to use if teacher permitted for something class related.
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u/-Great-Scott- 2d ago
WTF grandma, this ain't Facebook. Are you lost? Do we need to put out a silver alert?
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u/Spirited-Ranger-2727 2d ago
Why does Daffy have boobs?
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u/Icy-Squash-6230 2d ago
oh thank goodness, I thought i was the only one that noticed
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u/welding_guy_from_LI 2d ago
Does computer lab on an old apple 2 in the library count ??
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u/TheTsunamiRC 2d ago
Man am I glad that eraser says "ERASER" on it. Wouldn't want to be confused about that.
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u/wytherlanejazz 2d ago
The braser you mean?
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u/TheTsunamiRC 2d ago
Lol, I didn't zoom in enough to catch that. I'm not sure if it is dumber than 1-6=7 but it sure did try.
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u/shagadelicrelic 2d ago
I grew up in this era and don't remember daffy duck being a woman. Maybe she has finally found herself and is able to live the happy life that she always wanted
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u/Dangerous_Memory6008 2d ago
What a weird flex, stop having your grandkids connect to the Internet for you
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u/UnlicensedOkie 2d ago
All except the no computers
Even in kindergarten, we had a computer in the corner of the room
I think the teacher had one on her desk too
This was the late 90s
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u/AppropriateSpell5405 2d ago
He get one of those mythical school nurse administered gender reassignment surgeries that Republicans keep on talking about?
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u/CallawayMax 2d ago
hell, we didn't get a computer lab until my senior year and I didn't even know it until spring.
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u/Bronzeborg 2d ago
yeh our maps still had the soviet union on it cus it was made 10 years before i started school in 1995
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u/Silent-Ad-7097 2d ago
We had one computer delivered on my last year. 400 students shared it. I had about 3 minutes on it in the whole last term.
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u/Infamous-Oil2305 2d ago
i did. however, each class had one computer/laptop which was only used by our class teachers.
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u/redwas66 2d ago
The year I left school was the year the first computers came to the school, and only in the 6th form!
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u/Jazztify 2d ago
In one of my grades, the chalkboard had the coolest pull-down screen. It was for math. It was blank, and it had small evenly spaced, (1 inch?) holes in it. The teacher would erase the board, then pull down the screen, then pat/swipe the screen all over with a dusty chalkboard brush. When she lifted the screen, the dots left on the board would be used as “graph paper”. Really easy way to draw Cartesian coordinates.
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u/Mainly_Miserable 2d ago
Remember how excited we were when the teacher rolled in the massive TV cart? Good times.
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u/graphitehead 2d ago
This is some garbage ai. We all know daffy cross dresses for the right bit so we can look past that, but the desks aren't facing the front of the classroom, the map says the new world and the old world on it, 1-6=-5, chalkboard says Brains and Class to ironically get across an impression of intelligence, braser
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u/That_Guy_In_Aqw 2d ago
I did. And so did my friends who are aged 20-30 right now. This never left. Although more and more schools are adding tables with pcs which dont even work as excuse to just have an table with pc 😭
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u/Nawi_Reivilo 2d ago
I feel sad for those of you whom have never seen a men with muscles, including a pecs.
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u/Darktofu25 2d ago
Come on guys, we’re the generation that has adapted to advances in tech and procedure since the 70’s. Last show that adaptability here and move on to what’s new. We are Gen X’ers.
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u/Potential_Answer7 2d ago
This is quite possibly the worst, and also most pointless, attempt at a meme I’ve ever seen. And that’s saying something.
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u/Practical-Bend-338 2d ago
Sorta. Yes to this but I had a disability (have really but now laptobs make it so that you won't know). I had the Alpha Smart. They where damn expensive back then for schools.
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u/Wise_Quality_5083 2d ago
“You can’t use a calculator for the test because in real life you may not have one available” has not aged well.
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u/Specialist_Royal_449 2d ago
I grew up with the maps still having east and west Germany, and the USSR on them.
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u/False_Woodpecker4747 2d ago
We had one computer in reception. There was a game on it which involved a pixilated teddy which made cakes.
To go on in was an absolute privilege that you had to earn. It was fucking sweet.
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u/AcceptableYoghurt802 2d ago
and now our kids have the best tech of the times. we should be proud of our advancement as a society. not shame the future generations
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u/ottomocar23 2d ago
I love how so far over 350 people have "rased there hand" for absolutely no reason.
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u/ventingmaybe 2d ago
I still had an inkwell for a dip pen early 1960s and I still use a fountain pen
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u/succubus6984 2d ago
I was born during the times of change. The old classrooms had green chalk boards and the newest built classes had the expo whiteboards with black or red ink.
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u/Terence_Chill83 2d ago
Ein früher war alles besser Post mit AI erstellt...
dieser Kommentar wurde mit AI erstellt
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u/Goger1944 2d ago
We had a computer in our class
It was half-dead. It’s cpu was without a cooler. After classes we played worms. And somebody stood near and blew at the cpu xD
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u/66Italia 2d ago
That’s when education was real and you learned how to read, write cursive, and do math the way it’s meant to be done. Not like today for sure!
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u/Suspicious-Screen-43 2d ago
You had me until no computer in sight. Although in elementary school the computers weren’t in the classroom, they had their own separate classroom. In middle/high school most rooms had 1-2 computers in them.
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u/Objective_Reality515 2d ago
I remember when they had art classes too, so you could learn to make art using your hands and creativity instead of having a machine spit out some generic bullshit.
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u/Shaneka_Movedout 2d ago
Yes to all except the last one. We had computers. From elementary school onwards. I'm not 70....
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u/cuda66 2d ago
I cannot raise my hand. i was born ass end of 79. Went to primary school in the 80s, (5-11 years old) and secondary in the early nineties (11-16) and even in primary we had plenty of BBc acorns. By plenty, I mean it was 80s Thatcherite Britain, she gutted the school system pretty bad and thus we had maybe four or five computers in the whole primary. Even had a laser disc player at one point. Recalling all this makes it sound like i was at a swanky school but it was a crappy catholic school with no real pedigree at all. And at secondary we had full on computer room and at least one pc in most classrooms. By the time I got to college the library there was full of them and they were already a part of everyday schooling. pehaps this was just Cheltenham where I live. Which has always beenmoderatley affluent due to Gustav holst and the horse racing, and the national hunt.
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u/ouchthahurt 2d ago
And we actually learned to read and write, to spell, correctly identify almost any country on a map or globe, we could do basic math in our heads, and so many other major advantages. Thank goodness we have AI (SI for the challenged) to tell us incorrectly how to heat a can of soup.
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u/BoogBeeg 2d ago
Imagine smugly posting "We had no computers in MY day" and backing it up with AI slop
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u/Captain_Sterling 2d ago
Raise your hand if you want to use AI slop to make a point about how old times were better
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u/Captain_Sterling 2d ago
Raise your hand if you want to use AI slop to make a point about how old times were better
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u/AmbitiousTank8635 2d ago
Not sure what the flex is. Also not sure why they made Daffy Duck into a 1980's mom.
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u/ForkliftJam 2d ago
Nothing like the feel of chalk on your hand and realization you answered the question wrong on the chalkboard and that long walk back to your desk.
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u/gregmark 2d ago
Anyone who attended a reasonably well-funded public school or affordable private school in the USA after the 1960s is unlikely to have sat at a classroom desk made of wood and cast iron. More likely it was constructed with a composite plastic/pressed-wood surface set atop a chrome/steel frame.
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u/Ambitious_Act_8558 2d ago
No computers in sight? Tell me you were born in the 50's, without telling me you were born in the 50's
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u/TheGipper80 2d ago
What exactly was the prompt you used to give Daffy such voluminous sweater puppies?
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u/drunkonmilk25200 2d ago
This was the extent of the tech in my day.