What's the biggest change the world has seen in your lifetime?

[Lockhouse]

Internet first, mobile comms second.

[d000hg]

This is a result of inadequately sized Monster Munches.

I thought they HAD brought them back...

In September 2008 Walkers re-launched Monster Munch, based on the original Monster Munch from the Smiths days. The crisps have returned to their original larger size, and the packs include retro designs based on the original packs, featuring three of the original four monsters. "Roast Beef" flavour features the Pink Monster as originally, "Pickled Onion" features the Yellow Monster and "Flamin' Hot" is marketed with the Blue Monster. The orange monster was not brought back. A Mega Monster Munch website was launched to coincide with the relaunch.

I've seen them in England several times.

[jmo21]

Just 10 years ago the internet, smartphones and social networking weren't mainstream. What will the next decade bring I wonder.

That's the question that always fascinates me.

What kind of tech will be dauaghter (2) and son (3 months) be "used to" when they are in their teenage years.

Will I be resistant to it like my parents were/are.

As it happens my mum is quite the geek now she has retired, she is on Facebook, uses eBay, does research for all purchases online, bus online etc.

[Old Greg]

I thought they HAD brought them back...

I've seen them in England several times.

Wow! I've been unnecessarily boycotting them. We need to get the message out there and we can confidently expect a decrease in stress levels.

[Mich the Tester]

But it would be nice to be able to change a headlamp bulb without dismantling half the front of the car.

Indeed, and quite a lot safer for those who drive in the dark.

[d000hg]

Wow! I've been unnecessarily boycotting them. We need to get the message out there and we can confidently expect a decrease in stress levels.

Maybe move on to Wagon Wheels?

[Old Greg]

Maybe move on to Wagon Wheels?

For an analysis of this, I recommend you read 'A nice cup of tea and a sit down.'

[darmstadt]

Positive: the Pill
Negative: HIV (and alcohol free beer)

[TimberWolf]

What drove the technological revolution? PC gamers and porn.

[NickFitz]

Maybe move on to Wagon Wheels?

For an analysis of this, I recommend you read 'A nice cup of tea and a sit down.'

Here's the item in question: Biscuit of the Week: Weston's Wagon Wheels