Throwback Thursday Prints

Sam has his own version of throwback Thursday

I'm sorry, Mr. Fusco, but we seem to have lost your new x-ray. However, I just posted an x-ray of yours from 10 years ago on Facebook for "Throwback Thursday."

"What do you mean, 'Today's Wednesday?!' I thought today was 'Throwback Thursday!'"

"Then it's agreed. Judgment Day, whenever it comes, will fall on a Thursday, so that they'll get the long weekend."

"He told me I was a flip phone expected to do a smart phone job."

Whilst browsing in his local flea market, Jimmy has an awkward encounter with an ex.

'I don't know what it is. I think it's some kind of old-fashioned cell phone.'

An incident from the Eglinton Tournament, scene 2.

"Roots, figs, water, mammoth meat, and... um... Ugh! Me never remember shopping list!"

'Teachers' Dreams.' 'Young man, either you remove your hand from under her sweater or I will remove it your arm.'

"I'm beginning to doubt your computer skills, Frank. I was kind of okay with the bigger RAM, but your video card upgrade is from Blockbuster!"

Richard Widmark

'You can see pictures - without an aerial?'

Scanning documents

Classic Early 2020 Throwbacks

"Nothing ruins a Friday more than waking up and realizing it's only Thursday."

'Burl's on a diet. . . his high school class reunion is this Friday.'

Noddy Holder

"Don't be scared! I'm just wearing this old x-ray gear for throwback Thursday."

Old-Timer Baseball

"We're here to fix the turkey."

SEX EDUCATION, 'Believe me, you don't WANT to know!'

Early Texting

''i this'...'i that'...I grew up in the me generation!'

'Too much information!'

Man considering a bust of his younger self

"Remember when all we had to worry about was gluten?"

Surrounded by iPhone users, Harold finds himself unable to answer his unfashionable cellphone.

Computers Always Down - Sorry, out of business.

Open Mike Night presents Sadie Cohen. You losers and whiners just can't see the truth. Yeah, the economy's down. You're working for peanuts, they've taken your roof … but you need to look around. In Depression days, he had bulbous Babe Ruth, cardboard to eat and no heaters. Now, we're warmed by the heat of our lust … for the buns of Dillon Peters. Make it stop. Baseball is dead to me.

Curved Screen T.V.

'Steroids are for weenies. Back in my day, they played baseball like real men. . . drunk and bloated.'

Answerphone message in a bottle

'Marry you? Maybe someday -- but not on a SCHOOL night.'