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‘Which physical objects have quietly disappeared in the last 20 years?’ – 17 parts of daily life that are gone but not forgotten

10.

‘In Car stereo systems with a removable head unit you had to take out the car with you whenever you parked for fear of it getting stolen. That had little LCD screens that could display text and music visualizations. The most expensive ones played little movies on them. They were the precursor to the infotainment tablets cars have now.

‘I remember in high school (graduated ’04) it was the cool thing for kids who had cars to get. Then they carried the head-unit around with them to show off that they not only had a car, but enough money to buy a fancy stereo. Haven’t seen one in at least 20 years.’
-EstimateOk6795

11.

‘Encyclopedia sets. They were expensive and there were a lot of them. We used to have salesman that would come to our door selling them when I was a kid in the 70’s.’
-manginahunter1970

12.

‘Paper tickets for concerts, shows etc. I miss having those as memorabilia. Unlike merch they were the perfect size to get signed and to hang up on a messy peg board.’
-ailaG

13.

‘The little red string on a bandaid package that made it much easier to open.’
-PockyTheCat

14.

‘Toys in the cereal box’
-Mysterious-Street140

15.

‘CDs. Not the music ones the blank discs we used to burn like we were running a tiny illegal record label. One day they just stopped being part of life.’
-berry_mine

16.

‘The iPod. They were everywhere. In 2006 the iPhone was launched, over the following years as the adoption of the iPhone grew the iPod declined into oblivion.’
-Cubikill

17.

‘A paycheck that could support a family for two weeks.’
-dorkenshire

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