Not quite, but it's pretty rare. But Gigabyte's GA-H81M-DS2 for one lists it and it's a modern socket 1150 board. The parallel port is not a pin header either, the jumbo connector is even in the back panel. I guess some of the old printers from 1990s are pretty long lived... I actually lugged my old Laserjet 4+ to storage a year or two ago. I just don't have a need to print at home any more. The only personal printing need for me is printing paper copies of electronic flight tickets and other travel documents, just in case. But I only travel two or three times a year so not much point having a large printer sitting around for the other 362 days of the year...
The serial port in the form of a pin header is pretty common as is the PS2 in the back panel. Good thing too, I'm kinda hoping to reach 20 years of use of my PS2 keyboard...