Nostalgic Mice Gifts

Mice at Stornoway

"Werewolves of London..."

Inside One's Memory Bank

"I'm sorry, but you didn't recognize me as the Messiah when I had braces and glasses."

Football Crazy strip six

"Trump vs Biden. Chiefs vs 49ers. On the brink of war with Iran. Didn't we do this all in 2020?"

Og invents the first 'X' box. . . and inadvertently invents the first i pad.

"I dreamt we got a 'sorry you were out' card."

'That's a picture of my granddad with shoulder length hair and a beard. That's why mom calls these albums hair looms.'

'Okay everybody, SMILE!'

"Your mother and I think it's time you got a place of your own. We'd like a little time alone before we die."

"Mommy, look! Tablets from olden days!"

'Early Laptops.'

"Sitting on a beanbag doesn't take me back to the seventies- it just makes me wonder how I'm ever going to get up again."

Modern Day Kids Playing 'Telephone'

'So what have you been up to?'

Suddenly the three men realized they had achieved their childhood dreams.

'Do you know what I miss? - Chalk talks!'

"Well thank you, and may I say you look quite handsome too..."

'When I was told our new computer was going to be state of the art, no one mentioned it was state of the art in 1954.'

'I thought you wanted him to have all the things you never had.'

"Hi..just ringing to see if you got my e-mail?"

"Junior is so cute playing with his building blocks."

"I must be getting old. I've forgotten why I came down the stairs."

Aging together

'I told you. . . H not S!'

Four Stages of Communication: Tell, Bell, Cell, Hell.

"How come they remember every word of any pop song but not a single line of poetry?"

It's hammerhead time

"He's our back-up if our computers fail."

Jurassic park on the ZX Spectrum.

"It's not that we had more fun before we got married --- it's just that now we're having a different kind of fun."

'You know, it's kind of nice turning off the sound, turning on closed caption, and listening to piano music.'

'and they wonder what the kids see in Bob the Builder!'

Postmodernist Pat, "the advent of 'electronic mail' has of course transcended the traditional 'sender-purveyor-receiver' relationship"