Things the internet has killed off

[The Hooded Claw]

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[Kent_Mackem]

I'd imagine the top shelf mags have lower sales.

 

[Red N White Baron]

Finding a cheeky wank mag in the bushes.
Didn't dare put an accompanying photo.

 

[gocatss]

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[Arkle]

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By this I mean book shops in general, rather than Black Books the TV show.

 

[WheyHey]

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[Sebasaurus II]

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[Sam Handwich]

Attendances

 

[dangermows]

a large % of skinny people

 

[Alan BStard]

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[Arkle]

Any mystery to transfers in football.

 

[WheyHey]

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[Sebasaurus II]

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Aye I was forever playing snakes and ladders before the internet came out like.

 

[Doberman]

Childhood as we knew it.

 

[becs]

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[Fred Secrets]

The thrill of the hunt for good music. Being able to name & access any track at the touch of a button within seconds has killed that buzz I used to get when I got my hands on something which I had been chasing for months.

 

[JAZZMANB]

Filofax
Trying to remember someone who was in something all night in the bar
Arguments in pubs that were never settled

Penpals

 

[Paddy O'Dors]

Many a football echo (or equivalent) around the country.

 

[007Iron]

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Lazy parenting killed those off.

 

[The Hooded Claw]

The thrill of the hunt for good music. Being able to name & access any track at the touch of a button within seconds has killed that buzz I used to get when I got my hands on something which I had been chasing for months.

There's balance for me on that one. Being able to access any track is great but yes the thrill of the chase has gone.