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Alaskaball [comrade/them]@hexbear.netM to Main, home of the dope ass bear.@hexbear.netEnglish · 1 month ago

Millenials what other odd things did you used to do or that you remember when you were younger

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Millenials what other odd things did you used to do or that you remember when you were younger

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Alaskaball [comrade/them]@hexbear.netM to Main, home of the dope ass bear.@hexbear.netEnglish · 1 month ago
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    • SeasonalDepressionEnjoyer [she/her]@hexbear.net
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      The cool S is peak though.

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        And now classroom laptops have robbed the younger generations the enjoyment of notebook doodles.

        • SeasonalDepressionEnjoyer [she/her]@hexbear.net
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          cri

      • LeninsBeard [he/him]@hexbear.net
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        It’s called a fumking STUSSYkitty-cri-screm

        • Keld [he/him, any]@hexbear.net
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          No, it’s called a cool s

          https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cool_S

          • AntifaSuperWombat [she/her]@hexbear.net
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            I’ve always wondered what the meaning of this symbol was, and now after 2 decades it turns out that it doesn’t have any. Not sure how to feel about that.

            • OldSoulHippie [he/him]@hexbear.net
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              I like when things just are sometimes. It reminds me that we do have this supercomputer made of meat in our heads that is capable of doing things for reasons other than money and clout.

        • FourteenEyes [he/him]@hexbear.net
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          It’s not the Stussy logo though

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            Wow this is news to me we always called it that

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              we did and I was surprised when I looked up Stussy and saw no sign of the cool S

        • SeasonalDepressionEnjoyer [she/her]@hexbear.net
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          Nuh uh

    • Parsani [love/loves, comrade/them]@hexbear.net
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        you what now?

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            screm-cool

    • dustbunnies [she/her, comrade/them]@hexbear.net
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      one of the most ridiculous but most poignant bonding experiences: draw the parallel lines on your notebook, then slide it to your neighbor to complete

      will we be friends?!?! we will know if they complete the drawing ❤️

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    There used to be a phone number you would call to find out what time it was

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      “Time and temp”

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        Woah AND temperature where you lived? You lived in the future!

        • a_party_german [comrade/them]@hexbear.net
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          GOOD post

    • Gosplan14_the_Third [none/use name]@hexbear.net
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      Such services still exist in most countries. They’re not too popular, I suppose.

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      basically how i learned to use the phone as a wee child. my grandparents loved showing me all these unknown social services floating around out there

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      “At the tone, the time will be 7:23 pm… Ding”

    • dustbunnies [she/her, comrade/them]@hexbear.net
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      did you all have the thing before 411? it was like (area code)-555-1212 that you could call to find out things that weren’t in the yellow pages

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        I don’t know, if I did I never had anyone clue me in. If it wasn’t word of mouth or some radio commercial it may well have not existed

        that one feels like: man, maybe if I were cooler as a kid I would have had the hook up on this municipal service phone line

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    that’s an ad nobody really did that

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      Eh…I def did this with Ring Pops when I was candy rich. Felt like royalty.

      Edit: Also push pops low key sucked, if you tried to close them half the time they’d become permanently stuck to the side and you’d lose half your pop.

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      side-eye-1 side-eye-2

    • Riffraffintheroom [none/use name]@hexbear.net
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      I wadded fruit roll up onto my thumb till it looked like a red gorey mess then sucked it

      • Le_Wokisme [they/them, undecided]@hexbear.net
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        TMI

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          disagree — just enough info to be eminently relatable

    • TraschcanOfIdeology [they/them, comrade/them]@hexbear.net
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      I liked those candies, but i would only eat one at a time because they were imported and expensive AF.

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    My grandparents used to save the newspapers up for like a month at a time. Don’t remember why exactly. I used to go over there and cut all the Calvin and Hobbes and Garfield strips out of the comics and glue or staple them to sheets of paper and make my own comic books.

    When I was like 7-8ish I used to go catch monarch caterpillars in this vacant lot that was full of milkweed.

    When I was about 10 I taped a cassette walkman with built in radio to my handlebars and would ride my bike around for hours listening to tunes.

    Between 6-10 my friend and I would flood the sandbox with the garden hose and make little cityscapes with canals and stuff. We also collected acorns, nuts, berries and stuff like that and made little stashes “for emergencies”. We eventually realized nobody was going to eat that stuff and started hoarding real snacks.

    We used to be heavy into rock collecting. I still am.

    Nobody I knew ever had a full set of one type of action figure so we made up our own games with what we had and just pooled the batmobile with Gargoyles and GI Joes.

    Legos. Fucking Legos.

    We would ride our bikes to the little army/navy surplus store and buy a bunch of camo and other crap. They would sell you anything. Butterfly knives, tripwire, you name it. We would go rig the patch of woods in the neighborhood like we were planning some special ops and lie in wait wearing the camo and ambush the other kids. Nothing actually violent. We just got off on being sneaky.

    Street hockey was huge

    Yoyos, pokemon, pogs, toy guns…

    When we got a little older, we would raid our parents garages and build weird shit. We made crossbows out of PVC, rubber bands and wood. We tried making potato guns. We all went through a serious phase of lighting things on fire or melting stuff. The dollar store would just sell us lighter fluid when we were 12.

    I remember one of the first times I ever had money and was allowed to ride to a real store. Me and the neighbor girl were like “we are gonna go nuts and treat ourselves to some yummy stuff that our parents wouldn’t let us get”. She got a huge thing of flavored coffee creamer and I bought a brick of ungrated parmesan cheese since I loved the grated stuff so much. We figured out really quick why you don’t just chug coffee creamer or take a huge bite of parmesan cheese. It’s just too much!

    Then we got heavy into rock and roll and the occult around 13.

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      POGS! I fuckin LOVED me some pogs

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      Same here, to all that.

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    Awful webpage designs with autoplay MIDIs and animated GIFs everywhere zane skeleton-motorcycle pizza-dance howdy-skull

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      neocities has you covered

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        desperately wish I could remember the / stuff for my old geocities

        I know it was /SouthBeach or something, there was some kinda beach in it

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      visit counter at the bottom of the page chefs-kiss

      • dustbunnies [she/her, comrade/them]@hexbear.net
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        web circles! “if you like my site, check out …”

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    I remember a drug dealing simulator that ran on graphing calculators in the early 2000s. That was a fun distraction in high school math classes.

    Edit: Simple google search - Drug Wars (I played on the TI-86). What a time.

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      Why yes I’d like 23$ worth of acid

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      Drug Wars was so great. Best part of math class.

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        Good way to learn fractions and supply and demand

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      I knew a kid that had Zelda A Link to the Past on his graphing calculator.

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        I had GTA on a graphing calculator at one point

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        Sounds like the rich kid with the TI-92

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          He was a Korean kid, don’t think his family was rich.

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      Creepin up on some fools with my forklift

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      I remember other kids playing it, but I couldn’t afford a link cable so I had to write my own little games

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      TI-86

      big spender, i think i got by on a TI-83 plus

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    Just how boring weekends at home were. No internet yet, dog shit tv programming (hope you like Golf, MASH, or Land of the Lost). Stare at the walls or read a book. My family was anti vidya.

    Pagers ushering in the age of always being online. Mom could send a page to Dad and then he knew to find a phone and give her a call.

    Rewinding the VHS before returning it to the rental store

    Memorizing the CCS skate catalog

    Being able to buy realistic looking toy guns and brandishing them everywhere

    Those shirts made of towel material

    Switching to the other “real alternative ROCK” radio station whenever one goes to commercial to catch “Livin on a prayer” for the fourth time today

    (A bit later) Calling home to have Mom look up MapQuest directions because I got lost

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      We had a cabinet with like 50 VHS tapes in it and I’m pretty sure I watched all of them at least 3 times.

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      At my first job as a delivery driver (late 00s, early 10s), I remember being able to text google to get turn by turn directions before I had a smart phone

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        I didn’t know that was a thing, that’s wild. I do remember the text services that would basically just google stuff for you, but I had never thought they would work for directions

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      Rewinding the VHS before returning it to the rental store

      did you know anybody with one of the quick-rewind boxes? I remember my (much older!) sister had one that was shaped like a race car, and you just put the VHS tape in and closed it and it would super fast rewind it to the beginning

      (to make it easier to return videos, “be kind, rewind” etc)

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        Oh of course. My parents thought the racecar one was tacky so ours was just a rectangle but I do remember enjoying the eject mechanism

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      I did like M*A*S*H though

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        maturing was learning to love mash instead of freaking out when the theme started

        actually maturing was realising how fucked up half of mash was and how far we’ve come

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    Making collect calls (reverse charge calls) and using the name prompt to tell my mom where I was and if I needed a ride home. This would avoid her having to accept the charges just for me to tell her where I was and if I needed a ride home.

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      https://yewtu.be/watch?v=9JxhTnWrKYs Critical support to Geico for teaching us this one weird trick

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    deleted by creator

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      ❤️❤️❤️ eternally with you, dissociating in the feathered darkness

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    I worry about the connection between generations. With youtube and tiktok, kids aren’t really getting a lot of experience with the older generations’ media. I feel like cross-generation references are a big way of forming connections. But then again, I’m a millennial, and we love our reference humor.

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      Simpsons references alone are how I still make half my friendships today. I don’t know how to communicate if not through shared media

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        Real “Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra” hours

    • darkcalling [comrade/them, she/her]@hexbear.net
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      Yeah it does feel kind of weird.

      I mean thinking about it, Millennials had connections to Gen-Xers who made references and connections to Boomers who made references and connections to original Hollywood stuff from the 30s-50s in a pretty much unbroken line. Is that being broken with things like unscripted internet slop made by amateurs and AI instead of media lovers and people deeply steeped in written and screen classics and connections to that world which they deliberately weave with craftsmanship into their content? I worry what the AI slop in particular means though I feel like it was already a bit of a trend. That or we get stuck forever in the 90s/2000s in terms of shared references because what references there are become things like “biggest Simpsons moment clips compilations” and people just repeat the same stuff that was a thing back then before the end of a kind of shared media atmosphere with the rise of streaming and cable that was more than a couple channels of stuff.

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        just want to offer you a ray of hope from my kid’s friend circle: they are not isolated, they are super in touch with what is happening in the world, and they are very concerned.

        this is just some queer kids from southern Ohio, make of that what you will, but hopefully it gives you some peace to know that even the youth here give all the fucks ❤️

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            ME TOO

            they are really great kids who care deeply about the world, and I will protect them with my life

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    my friends and I used to call up a local radio live talk show hosted by a douche and try to get on the air through subterfuge (fake name, interest in current topic) to say preplanned phrases.

    when I was maybe 10-ish, I used to buy shitloads of Bazooka gum at the convenience store and read the enclosed the Bazooka Joke comics. in the 90s, they were 5¢ and that only amounted to a 1¢ sales tax if you tried to buy more than 3 in a single transaction. I would cram so much of that stale gum in my mouth I could barely even chew it. I remember when my friend and I discovered we could ride our bikes to a 7-11 by taking a dangerous shortcut and make the trip there in like 10 mins easy instead of 35 minutes of hills. prior to that, our ability to spend our bullshit little savings was controlled by trips to the store with parents who would veto candy.

    I remember blowing like $5 on a ton of shit. like a giant slurpee, a huge pouch of purple “big league chew”, and 6 feet of hubba bubba bubble tape, a video game magazine. I remember riding back with a bag of complete garbage and thinking I had conquered the world. I think we sort of got in trouble once they realized our shortcut involved this sketchy as fuck section along a 2 lane highway with a 50 mph limit with no sidewalk or shoulder. real “why don’t kids play outside - this is the outside they built for us” times.

    I used to also read the daily comics section of the local newspaper every day before school, even though it was mostly “Family Circus” type of unfunny garbage. like I would go out to the street in the early dawn and bring in the paper so I could read those shitty comics.

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    I am deeply bored by those “[insert generation here] is so weird!” type takes, and beyond bored of generationalism in general.

    No, someone being born like 5 years before/after you does not make them someone you can’t relate to. Go watch fuckin’ Salad Fingers and then come back and tell me how bizarre skibidi toilet is.

    Anyway to answer the question in the title I guess, uhhh… the game Heart of Darkness for the PS1 had some weird and cool visuals but also some very disturbingly uncanny cutscenes. I didn’t like it, because it made me uncomfortable and also because the game was way too hard, but it certainly stuck with me. I guess that makes it effective art.

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      omg salad fingers…why did I watch that over and over again?

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    Listening to Aaron Carter’s shaq rap on the radio

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    I feel like yo-yos were a real thing. I thought it was so cool when I learned how to “walk the dog”. Actually I remember a really skilled adult yo-yo dude showing up at the scholastic book fair to presumably sell us yo-yos? Fun times.

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      oh fuck yeah
      i spent way too much time getting good at yo-yo tricks
      i think i still have my yomega fireball somewhere

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      I wished I could get good at yo-yos, but I never learned more than a few simple tricks like sleeper and walk the dog.

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      I was thinking about the yo-yo fads. I wouldn’t mind buying one and getting back into it.

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      yo-yos were totally a thing and I was one of those nerds who loved a yo-yo guy ❤️ genuinely impressive dexterity

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    Live in ignorance of the genocidal empire and the oncoming collapse of the biosphere. We were wacky kids.

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