20 Things That Became Obsolete This Decade

You're Out: 20 Things That Became Obsolete This Decade (PHOTOS) (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/12/22/obsolete-things-decade_n_800240.html#s210848)

I was looking over the list and wondered if anyone still sends the old fashion thank you cards like me. When I was young my mother made me sit down and write out a thank you letters for just about any gift I received. Today I still pull out a thank you card and write out a thank you when given a gift. Does anyone else still do this?

my sister has her children (7 and 5) do it. I personally am lousy at it, other than email or texting versions.

I hate wires... I look around my desk and there's about two miles worth of it so I have to wonder when they became obsolete?

I was looking over the list and wondered if anyone still sends the old fashion thank you cards like me. When I was young my mother made me sit down and write out a thank you letters for just about any gift I received. Today I still pull out a thank you card and write out a thank you when given a gift. Does anyone else still do this?

I have discovered e-mail. It's cheaper and there's no limit as to what I can write.

I have discovered e-mail. It's cheaper and there's no limit as to what I can write.What kind of epic thank you notes are you writing?

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It is bad our office still is hardwired and accepts faxes?

Lets see, I have a laptop that is wireless to the office network, but then I have the power cord, and the printer on my desk connected to it with cables. Sitting next to that is a regular landline phone, plus I have my cell phone charging via wires to my laptop charger, and there is a fax in the next office. It's a jumble out there!

It's an unwritten rule that most offices are at least 10 years behind the curve. We can send and receive faxes through our email, so at least we're current that way.

But we are an IT company, so you would think we would attempt to buck the trend a bit.

We do have government clients though, so we are forced to hold back.