Jason Well-known member Oct 10, 2011 #21 I like to use a straight razor But the only time I actually hear someone call me "old school" is when I opt to use C for a project rather than something like Python, Ruby, etc.
I like to use a straight razor But the only time I actually hear someone call me "old school" is when I opt to use C for a project rather than something like Python, Ruby, etc.
jonsidneyb Well-known member Oct 10, 2011 #22 Because I listen to this does not make me old school. To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies. For more detailed information, see our cookies page. Accept third party cookies
Because I listen to this does not make me old school. To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies. For more detailed information, see our cookies page. Accept third party cookies
jonsidneyb Well-known member Oct 10, 2011 #23 Classic, not Old School. To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies. For more detailed information, see our cookies page. Accept third party cookies
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Kim Well-known member Oct 10, 2011 #24 My 15 year old son considers himself Old School.. reason being he prefers older style games and gaming to more modern offerings, isn't interested in mobile phones or any of the latest fads, so in that sense he is I guess.
My 15 year old son considers himself Old School.. reason being he prefers older style games and gaming to more modern offerings, isn't interested in mobile phones or any of the latest fads, so in that sense he is I guess.
Digital Jedi Well-known member Oct 12, 2011 #25 It's all depends on what your talking about. Old school can be negative, positive or just plain funny.
It's all depends on what your talking about. Old school can be negative, positive or just plain funny.