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Get ready to hear more about "pre-internet" times
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Depends on your country and family circumstances. I'm one year older than you & I only started interacting with the Internet at school at the age of 11 & only had it at home at 19.
As for those hallmark experiences I had them all & a lot. I got my cellphone in the 11th grade, but it had no internet on it. I was 22 years old when I got a Nokia N95 that had wifi & with that I could look up information after hunting for an open public wifi.( those were the days xD)
Haha yeah, when I say I had a cell phone, I mean that I was essentially reachable at all times. I didn't start using text messaging regularly until like...2009, and didn't use it for anything else until I got my first Droid a few years later.
Fair point though, my response was very American-centric.