nokia was the order of the day......my first phone was that nokia with antenna...nokia 5110

NICE ONE OP DATS WALKMAN EHNNNNNN
EVEN MY PRINCIPAL FALL IN LOVE WITH ME COS OF AM

Kingmathers:
6. For 80’s kids, downloading music meant waiting for their favorite track to play on the radio and recording it on a cassette.

This was my hobby then... thanks to Nigerian radio stations then.. i got to download some soft rocks

Yomieluv:
who else remember using florescent tube,and wire as antenna on TV.

Sweet days then.

Flying of kite nko,my brother,and I will go to next building to fly kite,xos it's a storey building.

this thread got me laughing..flourescent Tube and wire for em black and white big box TV

Shiifi:
NICE ONE OP DATS WALKMAN EHNNNNNN
EVEN MY PRINCIPAL FALL IN LOVE WITH ME COS OF AM

Then, it was like the best feeling...
But you'd hate yourself if the Battery dies off when you're out and didn't go out with money for replacements.

Yeeee SEGA,FAMILY COM,NINTENDO DX

SUPER STAR SOCCER DELUXE,SUNSET RIDERS,TMNMT,MICHEAL JACKSON moon walker,SONIC,MK!!!!!!!!!!!,BARE KNUCKLES. CHEII I MISS THEM GAMES

Funny enough, I registered for Nairaland using my Nokia 3510i...so I can relate with point 2.

edoziebobbyyahoocom:
i thank God i rocked both generations. I can remember opening our video cassette player and cleaning it with handkerchief and kerosene so to make it clear......

You had to buy a gadget called a rewinder so as not to overuse the video cassette player

#phone of life

Kingmathers:
3. We marveled at the graphics of ‘Road Rash’ like it was the most visually satisfying game ever made!

LOL

I still played road rash last month sef.....



I remember when we'll download a 65kb game and still delete it after playing it as there's no space to download another.......

I rocked celtel free browsing then ehn.....


gone are those days......

Allwell:
Funny enough, I registered for Nairaland using my Nokia 3510i...so I can relate with point 2.

this was my first phone.....

back in 2007, my elder brother gave it to me......

mehn, gone are those days..... the battery na die...

Temitoppe:
#phone of life

Nokia 2626, I used this TWICE cos of it's memory, radio and ability to download AMR files....

I used the first one till the background light spoilt and refused to ON....

Cant wait till i grow up and tell my kids that we surfed the web with 4Glte and watch them laugh and wonder how we survived such slow connections... Then i will sit back and shake my head and say "children of nowadays...."

Allwell:
Funny enough, I registered for Nairaland using my Nokia 3510i...so I can relate with point 2.

That Moment You Meet Someone Who Has Been On NL For 11 Years

"The Originals"

I Salute!

just reminded of back then, when I rocked Motorola razor... I would save my lunch money in order to buy 25mb from Mtn for #400 a week... and I still won't exhaust it.

with all this Walkman stuff,earpiece na wetin don stand the test of time

srrrr:
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Yomieluv:
who else remember using florescent tube,and wire as antenna on TV.

Sweet days then.

Flying of kite nko,my brother,and I will go to next building to fly kite,xos it's a storey building.

many guys today will not believe that people used florescent tube as antenna, mostly indomie generation lol

chudyprince:
many guys today will not believe that people used florescent tube as antenna, mostly indomie generation lol

How many times did you have to turn it around to pick clear TV channels

Kingmathers:
6. For 80’s kids, downloading music meant waiting for their favorite track to play on the radio and recording it on a cassette.

mehnnn
I can relate to this.

That awful recording sound and the radio stations will keep shouting their frequency In the middle of the song. but you still enjoy the song anyway

I remember mistakenly recording patra songs on dads favorite mixtape. Chaiii e no funny.

I remember buying music book to read the lyrics of my favorite song. American songs o

In secondary school den the biggest boys and girls are the ones that own a discman.

I remember my elder bro using white handkey to wipe the play head of the video.

He uses a pen to rewind a radio cassette.

A remember playing with the long tape of an old cassette. I will drag it all over the neighborhood.

I remember my elder bro playing Mario and dead or alive video games every afternoon then.

I remember momsy has DAT leather phone case then where she keeps her Panasonic phone.
The phone long dia u fit use am take turn garri

wonlasewonimi:


How many times did you have to turn it around to pick clear TV channels

as many times as i could, especially when trying to watch The New Masquerade.. Zebruadire

Kingmathers:
6. For 80’s kids, downloading music meant waiting for their favorite track to play on the radio and recording it on a cassette.

My Papa radio cassettes hear am. I got d beating of an orphan wen he was playing his favorite Patty Obasi's album on a Sunday and midway into d song Shaka demus and pliers joined in.. Till date I no remember wetin dat Sunday rice taste like.

Yomieluv:
who else remember using florescent tube,and wire as antenna on TV.

Sweet days then.

Flying of kite nko,my brother,and I will go to next building to fly kite,xos it's a storey building.

Dat was d normal antenna of d time. If una lucky afford an antenna, una b big boys b dat..

Kingmathers:
2. We had to hit '7' four freakin' times on our phone’s keypad to type 'S'.

And also hit 9 four freakin times to dial z.

Kingmathers:
4. We didn’t have GPS. If we ever lost our way on the road, we sucked up our pride and asked for directions!

Not everybody uses gps now and there are some places you must still ask questions because they're not in any map. Places like NdiamazuIkpaokpuehi.

Kingmathers:
6. For 80’s kids, downloading music meant waiting for their favorite track to play on the radio and recording it on a cassette.

back then when recording i will tell my young ones that if they make any noise dey go hear knock for thier head

Kingmathers:
6. For 80’s kids, downloading music meant waiting for their favorite track to play on the radio and recording it on a cassette.

back then when recording i will tell my young ones that if they make any noise dey go hear knock for thier head

Kingmathers:
6. For 80’s kids, downloading music meant waiting for their favorite track to play on the radio and recording it on a cassette.

dat annoying moment wen u dey record, dem come do advert

Kingmathers:
6. For 80’s kids, downloading music meant waiting for their favorite track to play on the radio and recording it on a cassette.

LOL. I can relate