“At my age, the only pole dancing I do is to hold on to the safety bar in the bathtub.”
someone who should not use facebook
Most of us clearly remember helping (or still regularly help) our parents and grandparents solve technology-related problems.
Sometimes they fail at technology so disastrously that you just can’t resist sharing their blunders with the rest of the world. Here are some examples to remind us that our parents and grandparents may have more life experience, but that doesn’t mean they know how to use a remote. The younger generation does, and when it comes to technology, we come to the rescue time and time again.
Should there be an age limit to technology? Or perhaps a yearly evaluation of competency?
“This isn’t A Microwave.”
When My Grandma Googles Something She Puts “Please” And “Thank You”
Nana Asked Me To Fix Her Phone Because “The Outside Clock Is Always Showing The Wrong Time”
Mom Asked Why The Computer Was So Slow. She Has Eleven Toolbars
My 90 Year Old Grandma From Japan, Showing Us How She Zooms In With An Iphone
Just Got My Grandma Her First Cordless Phone. Baby Steps
Dad Gets A New Phone For Xmas, Struggles With Voice Text
Went Home To Find My Mom’s Computer Like This… She Said “I Thought I Would Get Better Internet”
My Grandma Printed Some Photos From Her Phone
This mom didn’t realize she uploaded her daughter’s boobs:
You know you are old when you write a note to yourself reminding you not to take a sleeping pill and a laxative on the same night.
