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As a kid I always thought the makers of Cap'n Crunch cereal should choke when they used the phrase "Stays crispy, even in milk" in their commercials. This was because in fact the cereal would dissolve into sludge if not finished within 30 seconds of pouring milk on it. Not only was it not "crispy" - it was no longer distinctly separate pieces.
Cap'n Crunch is like eating a bowl full of razor blades. I never ate the stuff til I was 25, but had no idea just how abrasive that stuff was. I guess I ate it in the first 30 second window eh?
And Netscape Communicator sure brings back memories...
It sure does I was a registered 4.75 user. I beleive, iirc i paid $75 for the privilege. You could of course get it free, i was just overcome by the whole "browser war" hysteria.
Cap'n Crunch is like eating a bowl full of razor blades. I never ate the stuff til I was 25, but had no idea just how abrasive that stuff was. I guess I ate it in the first 30 second window eh?
Cap'n Crunch is like eating a bowl full of razor blades. I never ate the stuff til I was 25, but had no idea just how abrasive that stuff was. I guess I ate it in the first 30 second window eh?
That's one reason why I didn't eat it. I likened it more to eating broken glass, but razor blades work too.
Cap'n Crunch is like eating a bowl full of razor blades. I never ate the stuff til I was 25, but had no idea just how abrasive that stuff was. I guess I ate it in the first 30 second window eh?
Maybe the changed the product somewhere along the line. My "kid" years were long ago (as were those commercials).
I can NOT believe someone clicked on the button indicating they found your post "helpful". Did someone actually solve a problem based on it? "Hmmm my mouth has been bleeding every morning for years. Let me check out LQ. Hey it says Cap'n Crunch is like razor blades - that explains everything!".
No need to settle for memory lane folks, if you find yourself snorting in derision at the thought of newfangled gadgets like browser tabs and mouse wheels there is still hope for you http://www.bit-tech.net/news/bits/20...-ncsa-mosaic/1
Maybe the changed the product somewhere along the line. My "kid" years were long ago (as were those commercials).
I can NOT believe someone clicked on the button indicating they found your post "helpful". Did someone actually solve a problem based on it? "Hmmm my mouth has been bleeding every morning for years. Let me check out LQ. Hey it says Cap'n Crunch is like razor blades - that explains everything!".
I feel my sage like advice and experience should be a message to others of what not to do.
Netscape?! You noobs don't know what fun is if you didn't start your web surfing with Mosaic.
Yeah...and I'll bet you shake your cane and yell at kids when they go on your lawn.
Heh-heh, I also ran Mosaic. I remember the Internet before the new-fangled jpegs started showing up. Your post reminded me of those days.
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I was a registered 4.75 user. I beleive, iirc i paid $75 for the privilege. You could of course get it free, i was just overcome by the whole "browser war" hysteria.
