When you were upgrading from 330 to 450 so they could add more channels.
When you had to rebuild the system to get rid of all the pressure taps.
When you had to soldering the center conductors in the Anaconda taps.
When you have to replace your gaffs because they are too short from being sharpened so many times.
Re: You know your "Old School" when:
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