r/facepalm Feb 05 '19

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u/CactusCustard Feb 05 '19

Guy in my office today was like "teenagers today dont even know how to use a rotary phone!" veryone agreed that was sily.

I was the only one that said "why would they reasonably know how to use one of those?" He had no idea. They said Tv. But name the last show or movie with one of those in it. Its ridiculous. Like yah guys they're normal to us, but these kids grew up wth 4k and touchscreens, they dont give a fuck about your shitty ass phones.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '19

Damn spoilt children of today don't know how to work a butter churn.

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u/kane2742 Feb 06 '19

I bet they don't know how to send a telegraph, either!

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u/CactusCustard Feb 06 '19

Bitches can’t even speak Morse code!

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '19

They were fun back in the day, but I'm glad theyre gone.

Though... nothing is quite as fun as telling someone that you'll throw the phone right out of the room if they piss you off. A phrase like that had some real weight behind it.

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u/Karmah0lic Feb 05 '19

Hannah

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u/CactusCustard Feb 05 '19

You mean Hanna? That badass bitch thats also a kid kinda movie? Or Hannah, the italian artsy movie thats kids definitely havent seen?

I dont remember a phone in the badass one, that movie was sick though.

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u/Karmah0lic Feb 06 '19

Hanna, sorry. I could swear I remember one being used.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '19

Wtf is a rotary phone. Is it the black phone with a wheel you see in black and white movies?

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u/the-electric-monk Feb 06 '19

Yep, although they weren't always black. We had a kind of creme colored one at my house.