An item that they loved but it was discontinued.

McDonalds Pizza

KFC Mashed Potatoes

Lying in the dark, another day ahead, but the soundtrack to your life that day is on point

These are the songs I recall had me vibing:

- Lightning crashes - Live

- Crash - Dave Matthews Band

- 1979 - The Smashing Pumpkins

- I love you always forever - Donna Lewis

What were yours?

Julia is a real one and gave the people what they truly want.

This movie is so bad…it’s excellent. Perfection in every stereotype and monotone line. My petty ass will forever be team Nikki.

Derek will forever piss me off, condescending and annoying. Ahh to be 17 again, sigh

Who else was rocking the side fringe and blasting My Chemical Romance back then?⁠

I have lived with family or roommates throughout my life. At 36, I finally decided to move into a 1br apartment, which was a pretty big life change for me. Anyway, I hate cooking, and tonight I actually made myself a soup! Just had to buy broth and pho noodles, the tofu and bokchoy was from last month when my mom visited. Yay, adulting…!

*gestures broadly*

These screen captures are from the commercial break that aired on Comedy Central around 7:50pm EST on September 11th, 2001 during a new episode of Win Ben Stein’s Money shot at UCLA where Jimmy Kimmel had returned as the guest host. This was one of the few channels that continued with scheduled programming that day.

It seems like everyday my kids (9 and 11) come home with some 90s song. A few months ago they were singing the Macarena, then it was Bill Nye the Science Guy theme song, they talk about Michael Jackson non stop, and they were even singing Barney parody songs my and my buddies at school used to sing (i hate you, you hate me, let's team up and kill barney).

In the 2000s everyone was into 80s culture, is it now the 90s turn? I loved the 90s, but im not ready for it to be a meme

These are often showcased on TV. So how many of you have done an escape room?

It was tough and not fun to be balding as a 16 year old (and also as a gay dude), but I dealt with it and got over it. Have rocked the shaved head and beard for nearly 20 years.

The cool thing? I'm timeless. I already went through one of the shitty parts of getting old a long time ago, and was able to get into my "mature" look at a young age. I feel like I stress about my physical appearance less than many of my other male friends.

It somehow makes getting older sting a little less. I also feel a slight tinge of revenge when I see people who made fun of me, or bald dudes in general, have to deal with it now.

Thanks for nothing Jump Start!

33m indian here. I feel sometimes the most innocent decisions can shape your life a big way. The very first that I can remember was - getting late to the first day of school in my new school in standard 3 (being 8-9 years old). I sat on the last bench and made friends with whoever was there. Apparently, they were not so good students. Indian parents (my mom) are such that they scold you to why you are hanging with average students and not with good students. That created confusion in my head whether to be good friends with them or not. I reached out to the good students for friendship and they had already made their groups and they saw me like a weirdo. I can feel it even now that it felt so embarrassing and left out. Eventually, I stopped going to school. My attendance used to be bare minimum- 50-60%. My parents didn't know that I had no motivation to go to school as I had no friends. I used to have lunch alone, or sit near a tree while others played in recess. I remember when a classmate once told me, "you're a black spot for this house" (house were groups in which students were divided randomly, like I was in house green). I feel numb, bad, sad when I think how 7-8 years of my life was wasted. Later on in college, I opened up and met people who appreciated me for who I am, and surprisingly, I was funny, popular and a leader. Well, just putting it all out as I was feeling heavy for some reason.

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I remember this character was all over the internet during my High School days and slowly disappeared without realizing it. Today I found these at a 7-eleven

Obviously this is a joke, I’m still too scarred from Click, lol.

It just feels like our generation just can’t catch a break. I was joking about the “war stories” we’ll tell our grandkids and we got to talking about things old people do and say and I couldn’t help but shout “HoverRooooouuund!!!”