+342 Future generations won’t be asking “What were books/CDs/paper money like?” Instead they’ll be asking about lost and forgotten concepts like chivalry, politeness, and moderation, amirite?

by Anonymous 12 years ago

Inb4 "*futer hurr durr"

by Anonymous 14 years ago

Macne?

by Anonymous 14 years ago

"Hey Grampa!!!! Get your old ass over here and tell me a story about politeness!"

by Anonymous 14 years ago

Simon I usually agree wholeheartedly with your posts but I'm gonna have to respectfully say this one is a load of shit. Especially because apparently chivalry and politeness are dead, everyone thinks they are but theyre not.

by Anonymous 14 years ago

And abstinence...

by Anonymous 14 years ago

Also, these are problems with every generation. Assholes stick out more than the nice guy (working a food job, you'll notice this quickly.) Before the 1960s, women were supposed to submit to men. If you're talking about this generation of children, I will say that obesity will be a problem, but they're children. They'll learn. If amirite were around in the 1990s, they would be saying the same things.

by Anonymous 14 years ago

Learn why these qualities are important, that is. Also, props for not bitching about technology changing.

by Anonymous 14 years ago

I actually hate posts like these. The slippery-slope and melodrama bring a sharp pain to my eyes upon reading.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

not true. Mark Twain thought chivalry was gone centuries ago.

by Anonymous 12 years ago