Pluggers by Rick McKee for January 29, 2018

She must have a 1980s Macintosh or something.

Ah Geritol. Sponsor of Lawrence Welk and Ted Mack’s Amateur Hour.

Geritol? What’s that?

As an Old Geek, I feel I must point out that the computer’s memory is the same. It’s the programs that require more to run. Whereas, Pluggers like myself have the ability to kill brain cells.

Just longer to retrieve the information and remembering the file name.

It is the APPLE Syndrome. Everyone else is telling you to slow down and have the new kid do it.

Geritol, back in the day with those now sexist commercials: After the man speaks of all the things his wife does having a lot of energy because of taking Geritol says, “My wife, I think I’ll keep her.”

How about Carter’s Little Liver Pills. Those ads were going on at the same time.

And cleaned out once in awhile to keep the speed up.

Actually, the older we get, we still have a lot of memory………it’s just not current.

My memory is in great shape, it is the retrieval that gives me problems.

Oh, I dunno: Judging by pretty-much ALL of the comments given? I’d say we have a quite-functional bit of mental-recall, if one allows us to open our books—-literally, at times!—-on a keypad that allows us to TYPE, instead of word-processing. Which is of course the same-horse, just with a different-name…