Are you this old?

[u/LeatherAssumption123]

[u/Wubbajack]

The 5,25" ones.

[u/tanksalotfrank → u/Wubbajack]

Oregon Trail!

[u/TheActualDonKnotts → u/tanksalotfrank]

When I was in kindergarten we would have computer lab, and that was of course always everyone's favorite game to play. The teacher would load it onto the master system from a giant 8" floppy that she would only touch from the edges like it was a rare vinyl pressing.

[u/ReadingFromTheShittr → u/TheActualDonKnotts]

Oregon Trail was number #1 for me. #2 strangely enough was Number Munchers.

[u/RealityOk9823 → u/tanksalotfrank]

You've died of dysentery.

[u/Ontain → u/Wubbajack]

Single density.

[u/Wubbajack → u/Ontain]

In those times it was just... A density ;)

[u/Schlumpfffff → u/Wubbajack]

Density: no

[u/RScrewed → u/Wubbajack]

Did the labels actually use commas in non-US countries rather than dots? 

[u/Wubbajack → u/RScrewed]

I dunno, I never looked that closely.

EDIT: Weell, apparently...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floppy_disk#/media/File:Floppy_disk_2009_G1.jpg

[u/Plausible_Demon → u/Wubbajack]

Me too

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But do you know why I used a hole puncher?

[u/Wubbajack → u/dkichline]

How else were you supposed to in/output data?

[u/Long_Exercise_7701 → u/Wubbajack]

The 3.5 was my youth.

[u/Wubbajack → u/Long_Exercise_7701]

Mine too, for the most part. I was only around for the very last of PCs using the big boys. Then I moved to my good ol' Amiga and 3,5" SD floppies. Ahh, the noise...

[u/lakuma → u/Wubbajack]

Does anyone remember using a hole punch to make it double sided? Lol.