One area where this comes into play is with the fads, trends, and popular culture of the times in which you live. No one wants to be that fuddy-duddy who thinks their iTunes account is tied to their phone bill, or records their "stories" on their VCR, or uses the term "The Facebooks", or still watches Standard-Definition TV, or utters phrases like "Gettin' jiggy wit' it". However, like it or not, we are all marked with our relative expiration dates. No, I'm not talking about our true dates of expiration, but the date when we simply become culturally obsolete.
I believe this is colloquially known as being "old"...
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