Things that will become obsolete in the near future.

• Hammerin'Hank

  I'll start by saying that "Lifetime" politicians will become obsolete.
• wildcats20

  

  Hopefully the use of the word "the GOAT."
• Darkon

  

  I just hope it's not me.
  
  Home phones are headed out just like pay phones.
• captain_obvious

  No one has said JJ Huddle yet? Or is that already considered obsolete?
• Cleveland Buck

  

  The U.S. dollar.
• pmoney25

  

  Music CD's.
• Darkon

  

  Capitalism.
• mexappeal12

  

  Hopefully Wildcats
• xnds1fan

  

  
  
  Steven A Smith from ESPN
• Benny The Jet

  

  Paper newspapers
• hasbeen

  

  My girlfriends vagina.
• I Wear Pants

  Paper textbooks.
  
  Tube televisions/monitors of any kind.
  
  Resistive touchscreens
  
  The excuse "I'm not good with computers" as a reason to not do something.
• wildcats20

  

  mexappeal12 wrote: Hopefully Wildcats

  Um...no friend for you
• Squirmydog

  reality tv
• mexappeal12

  

  haha c'mon you are a jokester too .... plus then i could help Rachel split gas to come to Cbus.. you have to see the benefits lol
• wildcats20

  

  mexappeal12 wrote: haha c'mon you are a jokester too .... plus then i could help Rachel split gas to come to Cbus.. you have to see the benefits lol

  Yeah um his bitch ass just moved to the T.
• mexappeal12

  

  dang...
• 3reppom

  

  The home phone line is becoming obsolete. I still think people will have home phones in addition cell phones but there isn't really a need for a hard line anymore.
• Apple

  

  foreign oil
• sjmvsfscs08

  The Tonight Show
  Harry Reid
  Newspapers
• september63

  

  Land line phones, which where mentioned, are the most immediate. Long term, Cd's are gone in within 10 yrs.
• gut

  3reppom wrote: The home phone line is becoming obsolete. I still think people will have home phones in addition cell phones but there isn't really a need for a hard line anymore.

  Ditched mine years ago. Between VOIP, or whatever the computer/internet integration is now, and cell adaptors that can link a portable into your service (not sure if they are quite there yet) this will be obsolete very soon. Call me lazy, but it would be nice to have a handset in every room rather than lugging the cell around the house with me.
  
  Ultimately, the internet is going to be the pipeline for all media into and out of the home. Good-bye cable and good-bye lan line. Good-bye to music cd's and movie dvd's as we know them.
• Glory Days

  

  landlines will always remain because i think they are much more reliable that other methods. they always get reception and the power can be out and you can still use it.
• rookie_j70

  

  with the popularity of netflix....i say blockbuster will become obsolete
• ernest_t_bass

  

  mtrulz