It’s the inverted checkmark, but Pulp Fiction is rearranged so that all the different stories fit onto the inverted checkmark at the same time

The data they got continued to be valuable to advertisers for decades

It’s more that Earthworm Jim is thirty years out of pop culture

“crutch” is used too, but it’s a little different: more something someone relies on too much; it might be a fine option, but the person doesn’t look further for something better

No, still evolving. I’m sure if it ever got to some sci-fi, brain-jacked virtual reality, people would still be chasing elusive more realistic experiences

I don’t think I ever had a point where I felt things reached a pinnacle. Photo-realistic was a goal, but nothing reached that. Some games looked good and I could be impressed with 3d, but that excitement was about how good they were getting, so anticipating what they would look like in the future

Who didn’t have a refrigerator in the '50s?

Cereal and wine in the same aisle?

It’s one time that question is correct

You could use a different file manager. And there’s a few places I would look for files : downloads, pictures, etc, or in a folder named for the app under one of those places

What shows were you watching? I can only think of the Exorcist and Psycho, but those are kind of unique falls. All the others I can think of were comedy pratfalls and definitely not fatal.

They might have been after something. Alien proceeded the Empire Strikes Back on our childhood copy

My parents had it for us at home. What does that say?

If only Fast and Furious movies were forgotten

If he’s from NYC, he knows what NYC means. If he’s not from there, it doesn’t matter anyway

Had internet long, long before GBA came out

It’s like a Ferrari mechanic not knowing how to make an omelet

And I meant that they were still making food spicy hot

They had pepper (actual, not chili).

My cousin was given his mother’s maiden name as a middle name when he joined the navy