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“Warning: This Page Will Ruin Your Childhood!”: 50 Posts That Hit Millennials Right In The Childhood
Just picture your 8-year-old self for a moment. Remember turning off the lights in the basement and running upstairs like there’s no tomorrow? Or crying about that watermelon seed that will definitely grow into a full-size fruit inside your belly? What about the thrill of draping blankets across the furniture to create the most elaborate fort ever?
We all have hoped to return to those carefree childhood days at some point in our lives. But while we can’t time travel back to the past (at least not yet!), we can look at pictures that make us feel like little kids again. Luckily for us, plenty of examples can be found in a wholesome corner of the internet called 'Ouch, Right in the Childhood'. This Facebook page allows us to reminisce about the good times by sharing nostalgic memes and pics that speak directly to our inner child.
So buckle up and get ready to take a stroll down memory lane because we’ve compiled some of the most accurate and hilarious posts that hit right in the feels. Continue scrolling, upvote the ones you could relate to all too well, and let us know what you miss most about being a kid in the comment section below! Keep reading to also find an in-depth interview with licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Jesse Matthews about the relationship between our past and present selves.
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Yvonne Dauwalder Balsiger 3 years ago
Can we agree that this woman is an absolute treasure? The more I know about her the more I like her
Anaïs Grobin 3 years ago
She's smart, charitable, and organized. What's not to love? She's a huge (little) badass!
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Jessica Bertram 3 years ago
makes sense that DP is MC's godmother then, yes?
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Black Pearl 3 years ago
Every time I learn something new about Dolly I love her more. (Fun fact: She's from my home state. I live like an hour from Dollywood.)
RoseTheMad 3 years ago
Smart... outfit yourself with such a recognizable look throughout your time in the media and public career, that no one can recognize you outside of it.
april jenkins 3 years ago
i wear a hat and sunnys for work, 17years. when i go out on my days off, no hats no sunnys.. nobody recognizes me.
jaysko 3 years ago
Wow I don't know how I've never heard of "sunnys" but it's freaking adorable!
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Featherytoad 3 years ago
You know that question "If you could have dinner with anyone dead or alive?" Dolly Parton and Betty White would be mine.
Jessica Bertram 3 years ago
Homegirl was on the cover of Playboy in a bustier but you keep telling yourself that. She can be classy still 🥰
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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago
He brought so much joy to our screens. Gone to soon, RIP Robin Williams.
Tiny Dancer 3 years ago
How odd for me to see a tribute to Robin's roles that doesn't include Mork, THE role that made him famous and the very first time I was lucky enough to see him (on "Happy Days" and then on his own series with Pam Dawber as Mindy). He was one of a kind, that's for sure.
Monty Is Fiennes 3 years ago
Oh My God... That breaks me... I'm one of the lucky ones....Aladdin will always be the best Disney movie... no contest.... Vale Robin Williams Vale Gilbert Gottfried <3 <3
whodunnitfan2013 3 years ago
I was lucky enough to have grown up with him in Night At The Museum and later on Mrs. Doubtfire. Seeing this made me sad and miss him. 💔
Mrs. Jan Glass 3 years ago
The more we find out about how much Robin Williams gave of himself to others, the more obvious it becomes that he just couldn't do it anymore. Few people have such generous souls when it comes to recognizing pain and need in others. I hope he knew how loved he was.
Fitz_N_Fartz 3 years ago
One man who made me laugh without actually saying anything, a lost genius of comedy.
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whodunnitfan2013 3 years ago
Joker and Harley are a toxic couple, while Morticia and Gomez are a healthy one!
Zero 3 years ago
That was a sneaky way they lampooned people. Everything about the Addams is opposite typical America; the parents have a healthy, visually affectionate, loving relationship while the others of the time could barely even acknowledged their relationship.
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Brendan Roberts 3 years ago
A beautiful and passionate relationship. They are portrayed as the "odd" ones, which says a lot about relationships between "normal" people.
When we were little, we used to make the world our playground, let our ideas run free, and find magic in the most mundane scenarios. We were almost hardwired to be curious and adventurous, but unfortunately, the process of socialization and schooling might have robbed us of our imagination and caused us to become less creative over time.
"As we get older, our lives become more complicated and we take on more responsibility," Dr. Jesse Matthews told Bored Panda. "Since this becomes our focus, we have less time available for fun, and we tend to view play as something that can’t happen until after work."
However, amusing ourselves and goofing around was one of our primary focuses as children. The psychologist explained that we equate having fun with happiness and view our childhood as when that was more plentiful. "And because we had so much less responsibility and fewer worries than we have as adults, we think of that period as carefree as well," he added.
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Bobby 3 years ago
The story is to long for a comment, but it's a sad story of him falling out of the limelight
Anthony Nizza 3 years ago
I know what happened and it's just awful and so wrong.
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Biofish23 3 years ago
To my fellow elder-millenial moms. Here's a tip, George of the Jungle is on Disney +. Go, turn it on. Your kids will enjoy it for it's ridiculous slapstick humor, you can enjoy 2 hours of Brendan Frasier in a loin cloth. Your welcome
Phyllis Turbin 3 years ago
"What's with chicks and horses?" (Tarzan frolicking with the horses as the ladies swoon)
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Israel Martinez 3 years ago
Joker: "Hey, Bats ... what has holes and goes down an alley?" Batman: *whimpering* "My parents." *starts crying* Joker: "Whoa, it's a bowling ball, Dude."
Mevrouw Madelief 3 years ago
This millennial never really watched Batman, I don't get it lol. Who's willing to explain
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Crowsgoin*brrr* 3 years ago
The true greats are sadly gone and won't be able to bring smiles into the next generation except through their work...
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Andy Frobig 3 years ago
That's why the regulars didn't write. They were in the hospital after a happy accident.
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Lisa Valen 3 years ago
I found it interesting to watch him paint his "happy" subjects, but it was more his calm demeanor that I enjoyed.
Terry Tobias 3 years ago
When I need to de-stess and relax I put on the Bob Ross channel. His shows are so soothing.
David Brown 3 years ago
Bob Ross was the real deal. And I'm not ashamed to say I miss his show being new episodes and not all reruns. After a shitty day his show was a pick-me-up. If dude ever had a bad day you'd of never know it.
Pete from Cali. USA 3 years ago (edited)
A couple of interesting facts: 1) His hair style was a result of him trying to save money on haircuts. It became his company's logo and he could no longer cut his hair even though he wanted to. 2) He took no money for his paintings. He donated them to PBS and they auctioned it off for significant amounts. So Bob Ross was actually a huge donor to public funded television.
"These tend to be truths for many people, though nostalgia certainly plays a role," Dr. Matthews said and added that we often see our childhoods as happy and carefree, even if they might have been fairly stressful or difficult. "Because of nostalgia, we may be more likely to remember good things or things that match our views on that period, rather than some of the more negative things. It’s one of the ways people romanticize the past, which they may also do for their high school, college, or single young adult days."
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Laura Mende (Human) 3 years ago
Don't judge him! Elmo just takes care of his prostate... Nothing wrong with it!
Mark and Elmo 3 years ago
Elmo: Thanks! Elmo doesn't know what you mean, but Elmo appreciates it :)
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Raven Sheridan 3 years ago (edited)
Emotional has an out of body experience during a visit to the proctologist.
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Eb 3 years ago
And that's a facc. Though I think he still smokes tobacc (o).
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PjandBolt 3 years ago
Fun fact, he's engaged to London Tipton from suite life of Zack and Cody. They have a child together.
BluEyedSeoulite 3 years ago
No way! It does make sense though. She was my favorite on that show
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A former Russian Badger 3 years ago
Why dose the second one look like he is about to attack the one on crack
ToGo 3 years ago
I actually really enjoyed his part in AHS. I thought it might be a bit of a train wreck but after watching I found myself hoping he'd appear on other seasons. Fair play to him.
ThatOneWriter 3 years ago
After all the loss and strain he went through, it's no wonder he cracked. That poor man. Glad to know he's doing better now
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Abnus 2 years ago
(Not to be rude, but that emoji is not crying, it is asleep and signifying that something is boring)
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But dwelling on the past can easily distract us from the present. According to the psychologist, people can sometimes get so obsessed with their childhood memories that they forget to lead fulfilling lives today. "Like anything else, you don’t want to take this to an extreme," he suggested. "There is a difference between remembering or reconnecting with the past and living in the past."
"You can’t go back, nor can you recreate your childhood, college, or any other time in your life. The thing I always say to people is to embrace growth and move on in life, but don’t forget who you were before. The past will always be part of you, and memories are proof of that. Hopefully, you have a lot of good ones and you will have the opportunity to create many more."
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Got Myself 4 Pandas 3 years ago
I still can't match up the voice of victor to Johnny depp no matter how much I try.
Elvira Dirge 3 years ago
We didn't do the vows, but we did have a bakery replicate the cake for us.
Renske van der Linden 3 years ago
We used these vows on our wedding invitation. Wanted to engrave them on our rings, but waaaay to many letters haha
Charné Coetzer 3 years ago
Our theme was Corpse Bride with a touch of Beetlejuice (decor wise) and we used these vows.
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Michelle Albert 3 years ago
Tim Curry? Srsly? What have I missed!!!??!!????
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Anyone that wouldn't love this shower curtain has no class. Find new roommate immediately!
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censorshipsucks 3 years ago
I am going to trump you all. and then go cry about how fing old i am. atari-cons...d1935.jpeg 
Thomas Biorogue 3 years ago
Got you beat. Atari hadn't come out yet so we had these to play with. Graphics were so real man. And they were versatile. One minute you could be in a game of Cowboys n Indians, the next Cops and Robbers or GI Joe in the jungle. sticks-628...274f6c.jpg 
Cactus McCoy 3 years ago
I was 17 when I had my first Playstation. Why? Because it came out in bloody 1995. There were no Playstations bofore that. Talk C64, Amiga 500, Sega Mega Drive.
Benita Valdez 3 years ago
I was a freshman in college when I got a Playstation cuz my friend just got a ps2 and gave me it. I also still had my beeper
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Zedrapazia 3 years ago
I still have one, yet I still haven't found out how to manually turn it off when I've played enough, or how to activate standby. I was a dumb kid and as it seems, never got more clever
Rahul Pawa 3 years ago
Wish I could like the comment in the picture. For me it was an original Gameboy. The chunky gray one with a black and white screen, and tape on the back holding the batteries in cause I lost the cover 😂
David Brown 3 years ago
I had a first gen Gameboy with all those god awful attachments. The original had no backlight, was shaped oddly, sounded horrible, and the screen was kinda hard to see. But I loved it just the same.
lena schwarze 2 years ago
when i was 8, i had my first portable cassette player il_300x300...1_hv9n.jpg 
Alexigirl1 2 years ago
I had a Sinclair spectrum. That I had to share with my brother. Paperboy Rocked!!!
Although stumbling upon memes about your childhood can hit you with a blast from the past and make you nostalgic about the good old days, they evoke positive emotions too. You see, Dr. Matthews stated that our memories aren’t as good as we like to think they are. "We often have incomplete or inaccurate memories of things from our past. Much of the detail is there, but we may not be able to access it readily, unless it is triggered by something. This is part of why seeing things like pictures or jokes actually triggers can be exciting. Hearing a childhood joke, seeing a photo of us with a friend or sibling at a certain age, or hearing an old song can bring back not only memories, but positive feelings."
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LuckyL 3 years ago
I'm sorry, I would let him through with just the one regular ticket that he needs.
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Rico Mendez 3 years ago
I was looking for this comment. Eric Andre Show lol
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Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
I saw a video where two regular sized guys got into a movie with a single ticket by posing as one really big fat guy. It was hilarious.
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elmortero 3 years ago
And they were an early warning system of incoming texts or call on your cell phone
David Brown 3 years ago
All I'm going to say is that company made a damn killing selling those speakers. You couldn't hardly find a PC without these things being close by.
As we get older and gain different experiences that help us construct new values and morals, we sometimes look at our past selves from a distance. Dr. Matthews told us it’s certainly interesting to him as a psychologist to study how we look back on our childhood behavior. "For one, it has diagnostic value when I am trying to assess whether a person could have ADHD or for how long they may have been depressed or anxious."
"More than that, however, it gives insight into our personalities," he continued. "If you were a talkative and outgoing child, chances are you still are today. Same thing if you were quiet and reserved." The psychologist noted that looking back is also useful if a person feels lost or is trying to reconnect with who they have been in their lives. "For example, sometimes people get so bogged down with responsibility and things they have to do, that they no longer engage in hobbies, have many interests, or do much other than work. Reflecting on the past might help a person to remember who they were before and what they enjoyed, possibly to change course in the present."
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Older 3 years ago
I loved this game as a kid. It's too bad that they took it out of Windows. I heard it had something to do with it being designed for a specific Windows version, and they didn't want to completely rebuild it for newer ones because it was free and therefore wouldn't make them any money.
Fitz_N_Fartz 3 years ago
I recall entering a café in Brussels in the very early '70's and seeing a cabinet with a TV screen in it. All it had was this white vertical line and a dot bouncing left to right and back again. I have never grown up since....
Terry Tobias 3 years ago
PONG was our first video game when I was a kid! It hooked up to the tv. It might seem like an easy game to play, but once it sped up it was hard!
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Metalhead Turtle 🇺🇦 3 years ago
Nice! I only remember going into 3mil myself.
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Kevin J. Henning 3 years ago
What I want to know is, who are the people who ruined Cartoon Network?
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Serial pacifist 3 years ago (edited)
I would argue that In The Heat of The Night with Sidney Poitier is the first black superhero movie. Poitier plays a black detective confronted by a racist plantation owner who slaps Poitier. Although it wasn't in the script, Poitier said that the condition for him to stay in the movie is that he slaps the dude back even harder. The director gave in. This was 1967. It was a huge "cultural shock". It was the first movie in which a black man is presented as a self-aware, self-protecting, dignified individual who will not put up with racism. Sidney Poitier is the superhero.
Tiny Dancer 3 years ago
You people are acting like Shaft (1971) doesn't even exist! They say this cat Shaft is a bad mother ... shut your mouth! But, I'm talkin' about Shaft.
LakeMonster 3 years ago
Not to mention Steel, starring Shaq. It was lousy, but it was still a superhero movie starring a Black man.
BluEyedSeoulite 3 years ago
I only watch Blade 3 for Ryan Reynolds. Wesley Snipes is amazing in them all though, plot wasn't too great in 3, as is the case for most triquels
We’re well aware of how easy it is to get absorbed by our daily troubles and how life can become busy and tiring. As adults, we might lose our sense of freedom and feel that our tendency to self-censor ourselves puts a big creative block on our thinking. To avoid going round in circles, we can try to reconnect and pay attention to that little voice somewhere deep inside us. After all, our curiosity, lightheartedness, and positivity may be slightly different today but it’s still there, waiting to be uncovered.
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#20
Random Ventures of an Indie Traveler 3 years ago
Don't forget Steve Irwin! I saw one with him included :)
Artsy Bookworm 3 years ago
I'm sorry can someone tell me who the third person is apart from Bob Ross and Mr. Rogers?
David Brown 3 years ago
I'm super disappointed that leVar Button didn't get a mention. Reading Rainbow was legit!
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Kwj 3 years ago
Scooby is very real, he's just retired and living with me and my family ;) <3 Scooby-628...eca652.jpg 
Tiny Dancer 3 years ago
For them that care, here's the guy that has voiced Scooby since 2002, Neil Fanning. The original voice of Scooby from the classic cartoons was Don Messick who also voiced another classic dog, Astro from "The Jetsons"! Don was a voiceover superstar. Some you may know: Bamm-Bamm Rubble, Hamton J. Pig (Tiny Toons), Droopy, Atom Ant, Muttley, Pixie, Boo Boo, Ranger Smith, Ricochet Rabbit, Dr. Benton Quest (Jonny's father, I believe), and good old Papa Smurf. neilfannin...af1a7a.jpg 
Nicole Tomme 3 years ago
Feels like this movie came out a few years ago to me. Years go by faster once you have your own kids and no longer are one.
Analyn Lahr 3 years ago
I was very disappointed in that movie. Saw it at a drive-in though. I'm one of the few who isn't annoyed by Scrappy. And I'm sorry but Scooby wouldn't just abandon his nephew by the side of the road. This is a hill I will die on.
"Connecting with our inner child is a wonderful way to reconnect with ourselves, especially if we have felt lost, stuck, or in a rut in life," Dr. Matthews explained. "Childhood is simple, compared to adulthood, and it’s in the complexity of life that we often forget things like being mindful, creative, having fun, or not worrying about everything. And being able to do these things, especially when life isn’t always easy, is a form of freedom."
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Fred the rat king 3 years ago
Nevil is one of THE best fictional characters of all time if not the best
Alex Ernst 3 years ago
C**p, I just thought robes were optional at breakfast. Never occurred to me that Longbottom was the only one not in robes.
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James016 3 years ago
My console had wooden accents and you had to blow into the cartridge. That and hard boiled egg yoke mouse balls
Downunderdude 3 years ago
Oh, God, yes, I remember the hard boiled egg yoke mouse balls. Having to trim them to fit was a pain!
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Kimberley McMillan 3 years ago
I had to get out of my chair to change the channels on our first family tv. 13 channels on a dial.
Ingrid Karena Santana-Ramirez 3 years ago
Romper Room I never heard my name when the teacher looked through the mirror, and The Magic Garden with Paula and Carol and who Can forget Sherlock?
Ali H M Salehuddin 3 years ago
The ball is heavy. The weight difference is very noticeable. People will know right away.
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David Brown 3 years ago
God that brings back amazing memories. My Atari need it first and the Nintendo needed when it came along too. No HDMI way back then.
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Catie Marie 3 years ago
Oh Ducky you were my favorite. The voice actress for Ducky had a very short and brutal life
Izzy Curer 3 years ago
Or the weird rubber costumes from the Dinosaurs sit-com. With a cameo from Alf
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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago
Just curious but why are so many people saying unalive lately instead of dead/killed etc?
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John Montgomery 3 years ago
This is well timed since supposedly the original red Ranger just got arrested for fraud.
Riley Quinn 3 years ago
This franchise is cursed. So many of these child actors grew to become horrific criminals.
DrGirlfriend 3 years ago
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lifestyle/lifestyle-news/power-rangers-actor-pleads-guilty-murdering-roommate-sword-986912/
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Alienking06 3 years ago
There's actually quite a but of science behind how they got the "Deep Note", as it's called, so distinct.
Sander 3 years ago
It was generated with a computer, sort of like procedural or fractal art.
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Lara Verne 3 years ago
Matrix is illusion that distract you from terrible reality.
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Raccoon 3 years ago
In 1000 years,when all of humanity is gone,it will just be Keanu reeves and queen Elizabeth
lovemy suffolk 3 years ago
Yup. Still as youthful looking as ever. And apparently did ma y of his own stunts. I'm 5 years younger than he is and watching some of his smooth moves made my knees hurt
David Brown 3 years ago
The way he lives is what keeps him looking young. Everything you hear about him is good. He keeps a low profile and charitable life.
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TmKhr 3 years ago
When you're like the third highest ranking person in the Galactic Empire you can wear whatever shoes you like :D
Kira Okah 3 years ago
Was briefly thinking "who is between Palps and Tarkin?", but of course my derp brain forgot Mas Amedda. Yes, #3 indeed, can do what he wants.
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Katy McMouse 3 years ago
Never underestimate the power of a good pair of fuzzy kick asss slippers. I once gave an entitled creep all kinds of hell in a pair. Maybe I looked ridiculous, maybe I didn't, but in that moment, I was fierce. And my feet felt fantastic.
Robert T 3 years ago
Thanks to Alan Davies, whenever I hear his name, I want to start singing "Peter Cushing lives in Whitstable". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDNuW8g2LNM
Adrienne Mcginley 3 years ago
Begs the question... why didn't the costumer just make him comfy boots?
Kira Okah 3 years ago
The boots were too small. They didn't have time make him custom ones so he wore stock - Cushing wore size 12 shoes, none of the stock shoes had a hope of fitting.
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Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago
Oh you poor soul. It will just get worse. Get out before you lose all joy and happiness. Before your soul becomes dark, dry and colorless.
Load More Replies... David Brown 3 years ago
After highschool I worked for a cellphone company that is no longer in business. People would show up 30 minutes to an hour early jerking on the door trying to get in with the hours posted on the door right in their face. Same thing with closing time. God I hated retail work.
Erica Cochrane 3 years ago
so we have these metal gates we close over every night, indicating that the shop is closed. and every other night someone will push open the gates and come in. sometimes they ask 'are you open?' and instead of being nice now, i just go 'no! that's why the gates were closed!' i have a coworker who used to really politely say 'no, i'm really sorry.' and now she also just yells about the gates :P
Felkey Felkey 3 years ago
I remember working at a grocery store during one summer in college. I always held a special level of contempt for those people that showed up just before midnight (closing). I was talking with someone else that worked there and said something to the effect of "don't you just hate those people". She said that she loved her late nighters without a hint of sarcasm. No one else was around so it's not like she had to cover what I was saying for a customer or anything. The only thing I could think of was "oh just bite me".
Lisa Hearn 3 years ago
I pulled up to work one morning, I hadn't even gotten out of my car, when some woman who had followed me into my complex after I unlocked the gates say, 'are you open?' I was still getting out of my car, hadn't even gotten close to the doors of the shop, let alone open them. Told her we open in half an hour, she wanted to know why I couldn't open now, I was here.
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Vanessa Richardson 3 years ago
Just remember! It’s much better to do these kinds of things, with a sense of voice and rationality😉
Julia Mckinney 3 years ago (edited)
But he's not the one calling the bride a wh***e. It was a bridesmaid talking to a waiter. Also, I do like that song. Took me years before I figured out what the title was.
Zedrapazia 3 years ago
Apparently this man's mane is Brendon Urie, but what exactly did he do?
Call Me Mars 3 years ago
He is the lead singer of Panic! At the Disco. He has released songs such as "High Hopes" and "Hey Look Ma, I Made It."
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Raven Sheridan 3 years ago (edited)
Huh? That's exactly what I say to my family, at the end of every reunion. 🤔
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Nemo 3 years ago
Forget about the birthday parties. I think McDonalds ashtrays say more about my age
Benita Valdez 3 years ago
I was in college when they started doing no smoking in restaurants; it was so wierd. Also remember when they stopped smoking on airplanes
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Mer☕️🧭☕️ 3 years ago
And somebody ALWAYS picked up the phone when the download was about 93%...
Load More Replies... Serial pacifist 3 years ago
The only thing rewindable was the tape, and you had to do it before returning the movie.
John Montgomery 3 years ago
But you did have tape rewinders in the shape of cars and other fun stuff.
Load More Replies... Susanne B 3 years ago
Don't you meen only one? If not you are not old enough
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Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
Walter Cronkite on the CBS Evening News—-you could trust he was telling you the true facts, with zero spin. Live embedded journalists in Vietnam. Having an older brother over there. Looking at the TV screen to see if he’s there, while hoping you don’t see him on a stretcher being loaded into a huey. (He came home with malaria, extreme exhaustion, and jungle rot from his knees down (kind of like athlete’s foot, from having to keep your boots on for days, even if your socks are wet—-Lt Dan was right to be obsessed with clean dry socks).
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David Brown 3 years ago
At least with this one you would lose all the meat off the top of your toes trying to stop it.
Nicole Tomme 3 years ago
I had one as a little kid. My son's first day of preschool I surprised him with one when he got home. That was years ago. Time goes by too fast.
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Terry Tobias 3 years ago
So do I. But even used ones are expensive! I miss my VCR/DVD combo. Btw, who remembers the fight between VHS and Beta? VHS obviously won.
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Paul Davis 3 years ago
They forgot to mention how when you get to the part where Phoebe Cates climbs out of the swimming pool suddenly there's all this fuzz and static in the picture
Featherytoad 3 years ago
We used to have a T.V. with the VHS and DVD built in. That thing was a monster and was heavy as f**k.
Anaïs Grobin 3 years ago
We had one, husband broke it down and rebuilt it with some parts from a certain type of old game console and made a Nintendo VHS player. We also had a giant rear projection TV that became an indestructible fabric mirror in our entry way for 10 years!
Load More Replies... Kira Okah 3 years ago
The tape does degrade though. If it lived long enough to not get the tape eaten, the picture and audio quality would degrade to unwatchability. I still very much appreciate my Dragonheart dvd, still watchable, the vhs was played so much that the audio is wonky and the picture is 3/4 noise lines.
Jay Son 3 years ago
Fall asleep but wake up with loud click when it turns off. And if you had auto rewind, you could hear another 10 minutes of tape rewinding lol
Andy Drake 3 years ago
Not if you have one of those hyper rewind ones that's like a jet taking off...only a minute or two but definitely not sleeping through that.
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Kira Okah 3 years ago
Wasn't that several cats? Maybe that had a difference.
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lovemy suffolk 3 years ago
Jeff Goldblum when he turned into The Fly, does that count? Technically wasn't bitten but did mix DNA.
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LeeAnne B 3 years ago
Tasted like hosepipe. If the hose was lying in the sun, you would have to wait for the cold water. We ate mulberries straight from the tree. Picked road gravel out of our knees and elbows and carried on playing.
K Lam 3 years ago
Used to ride mini quads down huge gravel hills get our own legs run over and just let it bleed until we got home when the street lights came on we were 8. Got so scraped up one summer my aunt was picking gravel out of me knee at Christmas that finally worked it's way to the surface. Such fun those days were. Never forget how my friends and I laughed so hard at how clumsy we were.
Load More Replies... Cactus McCoy 3 years ago
We played in barns and stables.....my immune system is ready to kick some serious derrières any time.
lovemy suffolk 3 years ago
Hahaha!! Oh my. I'd forgotten about those! Lol! Kids from today would have heart failure. Haha. Thanks for the reminder. :-)
Load More Replies... SelkieBlackfysh 3 years ago
I only ever get respiratory infections. Stomach of iron. Immune system of a space marine.
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Noah Waite 3 years ago
We always sat on those things and just talked. Always hit different on a nice day. Good ol days.
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Katy McMouse 3 years ago
The last bit is getting me. I have too many "...last time together and never knew it" moments.
David Brown 3 years ago
I can remember the last time I sat with my friends on one of those. It was the last time I ever saw them before moving. Still makes me sad.
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Mrs. Jan Glass 3 years ago
For so many of us, as little kids, Mr. Rogers was the only man in our lives who didn't yell at us or hit us or insult us. He loved us, just as we are. There are a bunch of us who wouldn't be alive today without Mr. Rogers telling us we mattered to him.
Someone 3 years ago
It absolutely blows how horribly mistreated he was by the some groups of people.
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Georgia Hebert 3 years ago
OMG! The sun would've supernova's if all four of them were in one spot together 😏
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TKA 3 years ago
Did they work together on shows often? I am in the US and am 41. I know of both very well, but I’m curious if they collaborated often? Of they are are most well known separately.
Tiny Dancer 3 years ago
It was a rare treat to see Bill Nye (the Science Guy) or Fred Rogers (aka Mr. Rogers) on anyone else's show other than their own. For example, both of them visited Sesame Street on different occasions. Here's Bill (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1Zy5O_jopg) and here's Fred (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqWDjJRhCkc), both awesome!
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loyalhufflepuff07 3 years ago
The guy in the blue lab coat is BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY
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feelthefebreze 3 years ago
this is still a source of entertainment, some things haven't changed
LynzCatastrophe 3 years ago
My aunt had a large rug like this in her house, my sister and I basically used that as our only form of entertainment as we always had to be there to visit. 20 minutes into visiting and the adults are congregating in one room while sister and I are left alone to be bored.
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Black Pearl 3 years ago
I always put on either my dad's sandals like 5 sizes too big or my little sisters shoes about 3 sizes too small.
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
Water Buffalo sandals that you could get really cheap at KMart. Here’s a link to a picture: https://www.hippieshop.com/products/water-buffalo-sandals?variant=19503673311301
Indra Servo 3 years ago
Why do you wear a sock if you don't have time to searching for correct slippers?
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Tangwulf 3 years ago
I would guess he generated his own power? Could make good money selling it back to the grid. :)
trinity armor 1 year ago
that would make sense, here's an updoot Screenshot...62886c.png 
Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago
Dexter is the only reason I know French and it's limited to Omelette Du Fromage. *Twirls away like Deedee*
Miles Mawyer 3 years ago
To this day, it's the only french I know! Love that episode
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There was an episode where he owed NASA several trillion dollars and his parents were none the wiser on that either. Even after the floating bill collectors in astronaut costumes showed up
Carol Emory 3 years ago
Loved the one with the Talking Dog. "This is a man, that's the woman...It's the stick!"
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the Kat who says ni 3 years ago
It made my cry my eyes out, that's what it did.... lovely movie...<3
Zedrapazia 3 years ago
Once found a leaf like that as a kid. Actually ate it. Turned out it's disgusting xD
Black Pearl 3 years ago
My sister ate a leaf after see saw it for the first but that might just be a her thing
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meow point1 3 years ago
Reminds me of a Calvin and Hobbes comic, where Susie builds a snowwoman with boobies, so Calvin builds an anatomically correct snowman.
Serial pacifist 3 years ago
Snow boobies. The snow will melt eventually and the boobies will relax and fall down, just like in real life.
d bradley 3 years ago
my slow pick up must mean I am a nice guy who doesn't objectify women...
Christof Irran 3 years ago
It didn't take me "... a little too long" - it took me waaayyyy too long. D@mn I'm old.
PixelShroom 3 years ago
I still don't get it. My parents never let me watch cartoons as a kid.
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Mrs. Jan Glass 3 years ago
"Make 'em laugh, make 'em breakfast," as someone I know used to say. Apparently it's the David Spade trick, too.
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Stannous Flouride 3 years ago
Most average-looking men must have moments (as have I more than once) where they look at the woman they're with and think, "What is such a hottie doing with ME?"
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Jayne Kyra 3 years ago
Leaves From The Vine still hits so hard no matter how often I watch the whole show.
Mrs. Jan Glass 3 years ago
I don't want to make the bad guys do anything. I want them to get their s**t together their own damned selves, because we aren't their saviors and fixers.
Naruto Fan 3 years ago
LITERALLY AS I READ THIS LEAVES FROM THE VINE STARTED PLAYING ON MY PLAYLIST
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Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
For me, it was reading a book with a flashlight under the bedsheets.
Lsai Aeon 3 years ago
I started suffering extreme insomnia at the age of 4. My child logic said that as long as I had a toe in bed, I was technically in bed. I pulled all kinds of toys and games (in 1983 we didn't have TVs in every room or cell phones/tablets to play) into the bed with me so I had something to occupy myself until my body gave out and I fell asleep
Stephanie Paich 3 years ago
As a kid, my husband learned how to play his videogames backwards so he could lay flat in bed and pretend to be asleep when really he was playing the game in the reflection on his glass cabinet doors in his room
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Serial pacifist 3 years ago (edited)
So that's why Scooby is not with the rest of the gang at the movie premiere...
Joe Blowe 3 years ago
NOOO, when did scooby die. Also you cannot tell me scrappy doo was anything but annoying.
Featherytoad 3 years ago
Hated scrappy. That was around the time I stopped watching it. Like Oliver and The Brady Bunch.
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Black Pearl 3 years ago
DON'T CRY DON'T CRY DON'T CRY DON'T CRY DON'T CRY DON'T CRY DON'T CRY DON'T
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Madster 3 years ago
Fellow Brits...who remembers Athena, the poster shop?? So many images of dolphins! And NKOTB.
rumade 3 years ago
Every town had a random shop that would sell dolphin figurines, indoor fountains, glow in the dark stars, and fibre optic lamps. Ours was called Presence and had an adult section with silly stuff for hen parties 😂
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Lily Mae Kitty 3 years ago
I live in FL and run estate sales. The amount of people with cheesy a*s dolphin c**p is ridiculous. Dolphins are the rapists of the sea but Flipper had us all fooled. lol
Big Chungus 3 years ago
I had a 1960s/1970s room when I was a kid...beaded flower curtains, blow up chair, disco ball, glow in the dark flowers on the ceiling, rainbow light bulb...the works
Featherytoad 3 years ago
I had the soap dispenser with water in it and little dolphins that swam around if you moved it around
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Snorkeldorf 3 years ago (edited)
Remember when I took my daughter to pediatrician when she was sick. While in the waiting room, Teletubbies were on. Channel changing was forbidden per sign posted on wall. Daughter was about 10 and said....."Look Mom, Teletubbies......you LOVE them", while laughing hysterically. Oblivious to other small children in the room I replied "Can't look......they make my eyes bleed". My daughter laughed, other parents glared at me with much nastiness. No regrets.
Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago
I am ok with beating the c**p out of tele tabbies. I hate those things. Teletubbies and Caillou are the only two shows I didn't let my child watch.
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AngelWingsYT 3 years ago (edited)
Owner of crash nebula on ice? Not right! Not right? Thats right!
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Brian Abbott 3 years ago
Especially the artwork for the monsters in the other dimensions Bill brings out. "You deserve a prize, here have a head that's always screaming".
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Always fall for that Ren and Stimpy crazy..... still watch that sh*t ;)
Lord pretzell 3 years ago
Cartoons are still good and Creative. Millennials are just tripping on nostalgia
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Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago (edited)
Who else can hear "OOGA BOOGA BOOGA.... heh...heh...heh... stupid Dog." One of my favorite shows. Love Courage.
RoseTheMad 3 years ago
"You're Not Perfect" is probably the reason I have such severe anxiety over everything I do. :')
Benita Valdez 3 years ago
Oh man I grew up with sooo many shows as a kid that wouldn't fly today. I mean seriously Ren & Stimpy used to be on nickelodeon and no way in hell that'd fly today. MTV used to mostly play music but late at night they had Liquid Television which introduced me to some real crazy animated c**p like The Head, The Maxx and Aeon Flux.
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Annabeth Chase 3 years ago (edited)
Funnily enough, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fiddle with it” is a plotline/song in ttg
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Monday 3 years ago
I still can't believe we got a movie with all three of them.
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Carol Emory 3 years ago
I heard when the latest Spiderman movie came out, Maguire and Garfield snuck into a movie theater in disguise to watch the show with the fans.
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Fred the rat king 3 years ago
Cat in the hat was my childhood man no wonder I love chaos and anarchy
Lisa Valen 3 years ago
Because the Grinch just had to grow his heart. The Cat in the Hat was evilly mischievous but needed scapegoats.
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Rabbit Carrot 3 years ago
Might want to swap out Ezra Miller for someone else. Eek. Dude be crazy.
RoseTheMad 3 years ago
swap out Ezra Miller, he's literally insane, been on a trip punching people across Hawaii last I recall. (yet they let him keep his role in Fantastic Beasts and not Johnny. huh. e_e )
Lily Mae Kitty 3 years ago
Might take awhile before Ezra wll be able to take part. They've been having some serious mental health issues but will probably get fines and jail instead of the help they actually need.
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Monday 3 years ago
Hard to tell with the hat on. The only differences were Lil's hairbow and the fact that she had a dress and Phil had shorts.
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Monty Is Fiennes 3 years ago
OMG I F*cking love that.... sending to my bro now.....
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Vansh Popli 3 years ago (edited)
Xbox is short for DirectX box which has something to do with computers. An Xbox is basically a PC but in console form. (that's why PC and Xbox are bundled )often
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Carol Emory 3 years ago
I like the episode when he was so upset that he couldn't find the Sumatran Rhino and considered opening a Haberdashery for a career instead.
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Natalia Shoemark 3 years ago
What about the original gta on pc in birds eye view! AWESOMENESS 👌
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Serial pacifist 3 years ago
I am past this fear. Turned 40 and in the beast's belly for a while now.
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
I’m 61, and apparently have become the beast. I’m not ready for this.
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Nikki Sevven 3 years ago
How old is this meme, though? My daughter was born in 1990 and she's 32, so...
Laura Mende (Human) 3 years ago (edited)
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! (I'm safe, I'm young, the big bad 30 will never get me! *sweats in 24yrs*)
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Izzy Curer 3 years ago (edited)
I just saw it for the first time during lock down. I'm 38.
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Jayne Kyra 3 years ago
I am still trying to find the damn cartoon that still makes me say "Gesundheit" when someone sneezes. The cartoon was in English, but the character would say it in German, often to her smart brother. She wore a purple dress (?) and was kinda triangle-shaped. It was... a weird show.
Stephanie A Mutti 3 years ago
I used to watch that AND Arthur the Aardvark AFTER I ets'ed from the military was working a job waiting to start law school. It wasn't even a secret.
lovemy suffolk 3 years ago
I feel this way about Kimba, the white lion. Did I imagine that cartoon?
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BiscuitOfDoom 3 years ago
Saying this is one way to guarantee an eye roll from either of my 2 kids ha ha.
Skye Mayhem 3 years ago
I never had a PS, but I repeated after the tv commercials. EA Sports, It's in the game. Every time and thought that I'm really odd. xD
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Rosanna Jackson 3 years ago
This isn't a "her" problem. Make abortions safe and legal again U.S.A. you a*s backwards black hole.
Rabbit Carrot 3 years ago
Yes and while they’re at it how about proper sex education programs. Yeesh. America isn’t even third world when it comes to some things.
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Fish Fingers 3 years ago
Holes; the happy Disney film about a kid being wrongfully convicted and imprisoned, where he experiences bullying, suicide, abuse and attempted murder. Good times.
Luthor 3 years ago
I think it was the movie 'Holes' but 'Misfits' was awesome!!!
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Xenia Granados 3 years ago
Wait- was he In JoJo Rabbit!? Cause that kind of looks like a character. (Top right)
Bob Bobbs 3 years ago
Don't know if he was, but that picture is from onr the Captain America movie.
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John Montgomery 3 years ago
That was one of my late wife's favorite shows. We were both shocked realising who that was when she showed it to me.
Little Wonder 3 years ago
Fun fact, the diner they go into is actually a Health Food Store in reality. (It was filmed in my town). Okay this is a boring fact, pretend it was more fun than it is.
Huddo's sister 3 years ago
My mum got some of the rush fencing from the saddle club stables :)
Load More Replies... Lily Mae Kitty 3 years ago
and he was always freaking adorable. God, he's so fine and seems like such a nice guy in interviews. Those Hemsworth guys are all pretty fine.
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Rabbit Carrot 3 years ago
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3. Don’t get excited though. You had to do a LOT to unlock him including completing all 54 goals, and gaining all gold medals on Career mode whilst playing as Tony Hawk.
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Hermien Greeff 3 years ago
Obviously, his ponytail was way too tight, can only imagine the headaches. I would also be cranky.
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Fred the rat king 3 years ago
I remember when they first made chocolate. I always hated it
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That's okay, I don't need anymore friends. Have absolutely no clue what this is meant to be.
Lsai Aeon 3 years ago
I have no clue either Foxxy, maybe we should start our own friend club?
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Michelle C 3 years ago
I just finished watch all of Chowder for the 30th time! Mung was the wisest
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Daniel Mattock 3 years ago
Sounds good, is Sony paying my pension for the next 50 years? I’ll probably die around the age of 84
Mama Penguin 3 years ago
For his last birthday, my husband asked for a PS2 set with 2 controllers and a Champions of Norrath disc. We've been blitzing through it the past several weekends.
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BadCat 3 years ago
I'm not a big gamer, but my boyfriend is and he's always following the latest news on gaming on Twitter. So I get to observe. Just from how it seems on the outside, gamers are either getting really bored with what's been coming out lately, or the developers are going through a creative block. That's just how it's been feeling. Lots of pushed back release dates, overly hyped games with tons of bugs, recycled plots and lack of diverse characters with limited facial expressions. This is just based on my observance. I do like video games but nothing's really piqued my interest since PS3.
Monty Is Fiennes 3 years ago
Never said a truer word.... al the sh*t you loved is almost gone.... gotta look harder for good sh*t
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Zedrapazia 3 years ago
People like us still pay 10 bucks more for a 10 years old game than at the time it was originally released and store our card ringes in their little boxes on shelves like the handheld console gremlins we are!!
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Sue Lynn Chan 3 years ago
Any cartoon is good when there’s good story, animation, plus good characters and well balanced humor
Fred the rat king 3 years ago
Yes I agree but the story of star vs the forces of evil made me hate Disney XD for so long
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no dudes to be honest, ed edd and eddy sucked. Cow and chicken FTW.
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
Rocky. And. Bullwinkle. Was. The. Best. It was also one of the first TV cartoons with content that adults could enjoy too—-predating Disney by 30 years.
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Rabbit Carrot 3 years ago
Or games just rehash the same bad guy over and over again in their franchises. Yes Mario and Zelda, I’m looking at you!
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BadCat 3 years ago (edited)
Soda-licious was the best. But if you had the other fruit snacks the opaque ones were the best. I also recall jet shaped fruit snacks and everyone either loved or hated the stealth fighter cos it was black. I can't recall if it was licorice or grape, or something else.
Vanessa Richardson 3 years ago
Idk how common they are, but my Aldi sells “Dinos and sharks” fruit snacks. Mixed together In each pack. They’re amazing!
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Mama Penguin 3 years ago
Here I am. This is me. There is nowhere else on Earth I'd rather be. Here I am. It's just me and you. Tonight we make our dreams come true.
Danielle Ocasio Fast 3 years ago
I cry every time I see this movie. It's definitely one of my favorites of all time!
ThatOnePerson 3 years ago
My daughter LOVES this movie. She might be 12 now but if I go up stairs I can hear this movie playing.
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Carol Emory 3 years ago
I never saw that one! Dang. There were a lot of cameos in that show. Blue Falcon and Dinomutt made an appearance too.
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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago
I remember. I actually think the toys/cups etc were better in the 90s. I remember these colour changing Disney cups Hungry Jacks did, loved them.
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Stardust 3 years ago
Only teen titans and ben 10 where I am. I wish that I was born earlier so that I could see them all
Lightning_Thief 3 years ago
Anyone here remember Recess? (It can be found on Disney+ if you want to go back in time a little ;)
Benita Valdez 3 years ago
Ok but does anyone remember when cartoon network first started and there were odd old cartoons that played like Wait til your Father Gets Home? That opening credit didn't click until I was much older.
Rabbit-Of-ill-Portent️ she/her 3 years ago
I love the 3rd generation cartoons they named! I was just watching Regular Show yesterday lol
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François Bouzigues 3 years ago
So, if you suck at something, you should die and respawn until you can eventually overcome. Talk of a loose bolt nut job religion
Monday 3 years ago
I'm assuming they're using the dub version of Goku for this, because sub Goku wasn't exactly a good moral compass.
Issey 3 years ago
That's because Toriyama never considered him a hero but just some dude who loves to fight. It's the anime writers that pushed the whole "Goku saves the day/world" thing
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censorshipsucks 3 years ago
Don't . You can still find this stuff on youtube and become awesome from watching it. HOWEVER you will have the added advantage of not having painful joints and missing hair.
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Don't . You can still find this stuff on youtube and become awesome from watching it. HOWEVER you will have the added advantage of not having painful joints and missing hair.
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