The Fall of Fallujah

[WhenKittensATK]

Yup mine too, we had some of our science videos on laser disk. Most of our text books were made in the 80's.

 

Sry, this post has nothing to do with the topic, but I've experienced it too.

 

My high school was like too a mix of laser disc and VHS.

 

Then at my college they updated a good portion of the rooms with electronics like projectors and etc. But the teachers still pick out the really really really old VHS tapes to show us. When they got DVD players and etc. I guess its just a matter of ordering new media. A visit to the History Channel store and you can pretty much pick up TV shows to cover all your humanities classes that are actually up to date.

[LoArmistead]

Then at my college they updated a good portion of the rooms with electronics like projectors and etc. But the teachers still pick out the really really really old VHS tapes to show us.

 

With the bad tracking and the terrible Casio keyboard music that puts you to sleep? Yeah, I know what you're talking about Especially when the topic of the video is, "Methods of Balance Sheet Depreciation and Depletion of Natural Resources"