There's a first time for everything. The first time I went to the movies was at age three, possibly the goofy Disney campus comedy The Monkey's Uncle. (It had something to do with a flying machine.) The thing I remember was that the sun went down during the movie, so it was dark when we came out.
The first time I was in the hospital (besides being born) was at age 15, for ulcer treatment.
The first time I rode an airplane was at age 17, when my parents and I went to Britain and France for a month. Looking out the window, I noticed that the plane had Rolls-Royce jet engines.
The first time I had a colour TV was at age 19, when we lived in England for a few months. The first time we had a video player I was 23. The first time we had an internet connection I was 34. The first time we had a DVD player I was 39, I think. The first time we had HDTV I was 50 or 51.
Also, the first time I sang karaoke was on a cruise ship on the Yangzi River when I was 38. (I sang "Hey, Jude.")
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