“So much for my happy endinggggg!”

Every time I went to the mall, I would stop by the glass counter that was filled with Hard Candy. I would squat and get eye level with it, and it felt like I wasn't even on Earth anymore, they were all so pastel and cute! I wanted to own them all.

Do the youths today have a nail polish brand that makes them feel like this? Do any of you know?

Id like to know your stories.

I still remember people was against mp3 players… and buying 1 song or a cd off itunes was crazy because there no disc and now look at us.. all the music you can hear from

Spotify or whatever music stream you listen to

I was with ps1 to ps4… couldn’t get a ps5 so i built my own pc and never looked back, I even got a handheld pc (onexplayer3) to play at work,chill in my bed & even when i poop.

Little me would be amazed to have snes all the way to switch emulation while also playing steam and triple aaa games like demon souls and elden ring while at work in the palm of my hands.

I do miss physical media but i have so much old games from snes,n64 to ps1,2,3 and 4 lol.

I even have old bix box collectors edition on pc for wow,diablo,starcraft. I even bought this huge fallout 4 pip box edition, destiny 1 & 2 collector edition and overwatch collector edition on pc back in the day

Good times man, wish i can get a physical copy of the game… i did buy dead space 1,2,3 on steam sale and i still have my

Ps3 copt of dead space 1.

Staying in a toxic relationship for 6 years (Sex was good though).😂😂😂

The early 80s babies

My favorite track on this album 🖤 I never heard of band before, but really like how they sound on the song. Such a good tune to listen to especially this time of year! 🦇

I haven't seen the guy anywhere since he was terrorizing his parents and putting his "bum on the sweeeeeedish" in the late 90s/early 2000s. I watched this newer video the other day, recording himself on his phone, trying to learn vert skateboarding for a new TV show, and instead of slapstick comedy, I was faced with my own freaking mortality. I've also recently dusted off my skateboard and i can feel it in my body. I'm not the same. I don't bounce back the same anymore. And watching this funny dude fall over on the ramp, out of breath, was hard to watch. I don't know if this is the right way to share FB videos on Reddit. But there ya go. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/17mxNK5ADM/?mibextid=wwXIfr

I've never thought it would really happened to me, I've always been contempt with my life as it has gone along. I just turned 40 and I'm happy with my life, no goals or anything that feels left out. But suddenly a single thought hit me; it's already been 20 years since I was 20 and they've gone by so fast, in just the same time-span (20 more years) I'll be 60 and death will star looming in the shadows...
I know you can live a healthy life for many decades after you pass 60 years old, but statistically you are entering a phase that is a lot more uncertain regarding your health/life.

So... how have you people handled your midlife-crises?

You remember this corny over used line? It’s been lost. The youth don’t know.

If they’re singing something at all, especially if poorly

Step 1) mock them for it

2) continue to mock them

3) “come clean” and admit you’re joking

4) ask who the song is by

5) drop the “why don’t you let them sing it?” Line

6) ????

7) profit

I don't know why I felt the need to post this, but, having just celebrated my 36th birthday , I was feeling nostalgic. There have been a lot of great periods of time in my life. With that said, being born in 1990; 2010 and 2011 was an absolute trip. Can we please go back there? I'm sure all millennials have a similar range depending on their year of birth

You just lost it.

They are growing longer, in greater numbers, and respawn so damn quickly. What the hell!

I know everyone knows the numa numa video but do people remember the sequel? I just remembered it.

As Millennials there was no bigger artist in the late 90's and early 2000's than Eminem. While most can't deny his first three albums...some say his downfall was Encore....some say it was Relapse....some say it was after Recovery.

I'm curious to hear from non Eminem hardcore fans on this.

Personally, I knew he was losing it on Encore (some real bad songs and even the good one's didn't have the same spark) but enjoyed parts of Relapse and Recovery. After that I just didn't enjoy the music anymore. It's like he gave up making good songs to just prove how technical and fast he could rap and it made the music suffer.