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The 2000s was a colorful time in history. While the world wasn’t as technologically primitive as in the 1990s, we were also not living in a world with a short attention span driven by TikTok dances and Instagram reels.
The distinct character of that era is why Reddit groups like 2000s Nostalgia exist. Whether you were an adult or came of age during this decade, most of the content shared within this community will likely strike a chord.
This list looks back on the height of MTV Cribs, Limewire, and Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater. We hope you enjoy this nostalgic journey!
This post may include affiliate links.
#1
Who Remember? 😂
Scott Rackley 10 months ago
We had to actually come up and solve problems for the class on the overhead. That was late 80s.
Lew k 10 months ago
Gradeschool 1980s. Now I have a 7 year old and seeing his gradeschool is wild. Giant screens in place of the blackboard. Its wild to think how much has changed technology wise since I was a kid. If I told you that batteries are amazing today you might think I'm crazy but there was no such think as cordless power tools when I was younger. The batteries sucked. I had a remote control car that I soo excited about but it would barely go and lasted 5 minutes and took hours to charge. I finally got over my rc car hate to buy my kid one and warned him it won't run very long. Dude it runs for like 30 minutes on a charge and goes crazy fast and that's a cheap one. Sorry long rant but when I think back to these times it reminds me how much has changed.
White Sauce Hot Sauce 10 months ago
If you were ever asked by the teacher to go up and draw graphs and such on the projector, you were automatically the coolest kid in class.
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#2
When There Actually Were Snow Days
sbj 10 months ago
Going to school in the 80's it was only when we turned up that we found out the place was closed
Lost Panda 10 months ago
And watching it all the way up to the last minute before you had to leave just in case your district was late with their anouncement
Geoffrey Scott 10 months ago
..and being annoyed that every school around but yours, due to exceeding your allotted snow days, is closed.
Floeckchen 10 months ago
we had calling lists were our parents had to try to reach the parents of the next classmate in the alphabet
Jocelyn Webster 10 months ago
Never had the TV scroll.. we had 5am wake up to listen to radio.
The Big Bad 10 months ago
We had call "chains" and you had to hope there wouldn't be one person that did not forward the message...
UnicornSnotRules 10 months ago
When I was in elementary school the closings weren't even on TV - you had to listen to the radio!
Atomic Giraffe 10 months ago
Not snow days but turning up to school and finding out it's closed because of a cyclone
#3
How We Dealt With Stress In School
Floeckchen 10 months ago
like the slight electric tingle on the tongue from the eraser holder
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Ana'sPets 10 months ago
This is not a 2000's thing, it's an all time stress reaction for kids. I went to school in the 70's and 80's and I've also done it.
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
Elementary school in the 60s, chewing pencils was a real thing.
Load More Replies... Kise Miarse 10 months ago
What was it about poking holes in an eraser that was so therapeutic?
Rob D 10 months ago
IDK but it was. Nothing like a fresh, pink eraser...and drilling a hole in the middle with a freshly sharpened no 2 pencil.
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boredkoala 10 months ago
You'd put the coin under the paper, then rub the side of the pencil lead over the paper
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In a nutshell, nostalgia is the giddy feeling you get when experiencing a snippet of the past. It could be your high school summer playlist or Seinfeld reruns. But, according to psychology professor and nostalgia researcher Krystine Batcho, it goes much deeper.
“Consuming nostalgic media of all types gives us a way of thinking about who we are, and helps us make sense of our purpose in life,” she said.
#4
That Music Scene
Lila Allen 10 months ago
Which kinda makes you wonder if they maybe did use this as a backdrop
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#5
If You Have A Favorite Pattern, Your Back Hurts When You Wake Up Now
Amy 10 months ago
One more for spooky castle, although I have more trouble with my feet than my back :P
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Sven Grammersdorf 10 months ago (edited)
I always did the ice cream cone EDIT: Suddenly 30+ years later I'm realizing that might be a seashell??!
Lew k 10 months ago
Fish and what doesn't hurt this early in the morning.
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#6
We Had Kind People On TV Who Cared About Us
pfeils wife 10 months ago
It's so obvious to me that approximately 77 million Americans didn't watch ANY of these shows.
Lew k 10 months ago
I hated reading rainbow and Mr Rodgers as a kid. Seemed so boring. So amazing I'm retrospect. Always loved Bill Nye and Bob Ross. Science was always cool to me and even when I was too young to understand the magic that Bob Ross performed was obvious. I remember falling asleep to the joys of painting on a hundred different sick days as a kid. Not in a bad way he was just so soothing.
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
Ross actually said on one of his shows that people told him they enjoyed watching just because his voice was so soothing. Amazing for a man who was a drill sargent in the army.
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Montanavanna 10 months ago
Magic School Bus, Captain Planet and Ferngully had a direct role in my becoming an advocate and steward for the planet. See all that amazing work we can build on!
The Darkest Timeline 10 months ago
People can say whatever they want about anything and anyone on the internet; that much should be obvious at this point. Question is, what does that have to do with anything?
Load More Replies...What happens in our brains during nostalgic moments is also worth noting. A 2008 study by the University of Leeds found that memories during our teenage, formative years are the ones we look back on and cherish the most.
Researchers refer to this period as the “reminiscence bump,” which allows us to fondly remember our favorite songs played during our senior prom with utmost clarity.
#7
There Was Something About See Through Gadgets That’s A Must Have
RamiRudolph 10 months ago
Yeah, this is the good kind of rainbow. Except the one in nature of course.
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#8
Inconceivable
Pheolei 10 months ago
It's a cool place and they say it gets colder You're bundled up now, wait 'til you get older
BookFanatic 10 months ago
But the meteor men beg to differ. Judging by the hole in the satellite picture.
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#9
That's Easy To Start!
Lew k 10 months ago
But with more frustration and more random bussing and clicking. I use a computer every day and am still amazed by how fast they boot up. It used to be 10-15 minutes from the time you hit power till you could actually open something. And it was still another 10 minutes to get all the spinning loading pointer to stop coming up every 10 seconds.
Joots (shants/jorts) 9 months ago
Then another 10 min for the 56k modem to connect to the internet
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Pheolei 10 months ago
We didn't care we were living on the edge, drinking Sunny D and messaging our latest crush.
Load More Replies...Nostalgia is so powerful that it’s been used as an effective marketing tool. Professionals call it nostalgia marketing, a strategy that aims to create emotional bonds with consumers by tapping into the past.
An excellent example is the reissue of 1983’s My Little Pony. A once-popular toy from the Gen X era is now back in circulation for younger generations to enjoy.
#10
Movie Rentals
Amanda 10 months ago
Memory unlocked. We actually had it the best. I feel sorry for the kids now
Lew k 10 months ago
I'm torn on this. I hated blockbuster at the time for their predatory late fee c**p and their over priced rentals. The only think I miss about having to get up and drive to a place was the selection. Now when some random movie you haven't seen in forever pops into your head it's a c**p shoot on if its streaming anywhere. Blockbuster really focused on newer releases too. Hollywood video was my jam. If it existed they probably had it. If you never went it was like a grocery store sized blockbuster.
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MotherofGuineaPigs 10 months ago
We also had a pizza place next door to the blockbuster. Movie night here we come!
detective miller's hat 10 months ago
Trying to decide on a movie with a group of friends was nigh impossible and took at least an hour. Because of course 2 of us wanted a horror, one of us only liked romcoms, another liked the latest action flicks, one wanted period dramas, us horror fans refused to watch anything remotely romantic, and in the end we'd just rent one of the same 3 movies we'd already seen 100 times.
Lew k 10 months ago
There was a tiny little family owned place called blockbuster video that we went to because it was less than a mile away their returns for older movies and video games was a lot longer than blockbuster and if you returned it late they just charged you an extra days rental rather than some punitive late fee. I wasn't a fan of blockbuster either.
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The 2000s Pop Look Reigned Supreme For A Long Time LOL
Cyril Sneer 10 months ago
No. This is the Smash Mouth guy (Steve Harwell) and the Deftones guy (Chino Marino), the Sugar Ray guy (Mark McGrath) and the Food Network guy (Guy Fieri)
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Joshua David 10 months ago
Because thats what people were wearing back then. Obvs not all people but the look had a niche.
OneHappyPuppy 10 months ago
I see the dude from NSYNC, Linkin park, Smashmouth, Sugar Ray and Crazytown (RIP)
Breadcrumb. 10 months ago
And some of them still dress this way but are bald with a beer belly.
#12
Some Nostalgia For You
Jan Moore 9 months ago
Most of the wooden play sets are being phased out, hard to clean and to easily cause injuries.
Load More Replies... Lara Verne 10 months ago
Back in the 1990s, my hometown had playground like this. It was probably built back in 1970s or 80s and no one changed it. It was demolished around 2000 and they build modern wooden playground. Now they change it every two years or so:) hit-67b47e...0a3da1.jpg 
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
Might have been as far back as the 60s, there were similar things in my elementary school playground.
Load More Replies... Royal Stray 10 months ago
The splinters and random broken boards, not to mention the burn and bruises from the slide, now that's the real playground experience
nicholas nolan 10 months ago
I remember bringing my oldest to the playground at Mt. Trashmore in Virginia Beach back in the first half of the 2000s. It was really cool.
But 2000s nostalgia hits home mostly for millennials, the generation that came of age during this era. From a marketing standpoint, they are also the best audience for nostalgia-centric campaigns.
According to Adobe’s lead social strategist Lauren Friedman Suits, millennials are much more likely to act on something they feel strongly connected with, and it is usually from a “blast from the past.”
“Fond memories make us smile — and that leaves us open to brand messaging,” she wrote in an article for Forbes.
#13
TIL
#14
We Old
Sky Render 10 months ago
Oh hell, I still think of the 2600 and NES as being only about 20 years ago...
#15
Who Remembers Microsoft Paint?
NetworkMan 10 months ago
You know it still exists right? I used it yesterday to quickly draw a fibre diagram on a teams call.
Bob Brooce 10 months ago
If I edit an image that I post paint is how I do it. untitled-6...nsored.jpg 
Janos Schumacher 10 months ago
I use Paint all the time. It's really handy to quickly resize and crop or even just a parking lot for an image.
We’d like to hear from you, dear readers. What about the 2000s do you fondly recall the most? And why do you think nostalgia has such a powerful impact on people? Make your opinions heard in the comment boxes below!
#16
This Pencil ✏️
Stacey Marquee Flentje 10 months ago
OMG. I had a teacher who would give these to students who DIDN'T chew up their regular #2 pencil. Isn't that kind of backward? Shouldn't those have been given to kids who DID chew the #2 wood pencil? Doesn't really matter, you lose one of those inserts and it was immediately worthless.
#17
The 2001 Living Room
LooseSeal's $10 Banana 10 months ago
That cabinet is probably made of solid wood.
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Elizabeth Tomlin 10 months ago
That's a Sauder's cabinet that came in a box and you assembled it at home yourself. Fake wood and they weighed a ton so you wanted to be darned sure you put it in the right place the first time around. And heaven forbid if it got wet, the particle board would swell like a sponge.
#18
Memories
Corvus 10 months ago
Am I the only person on this planet who has never used this "Limewire" thing? Everyone keeps mentioning it.
Robert T 10 months ago
Never used it either. At one time I used something called Nero - Burning ROM. :D
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Bob Brooce 10 months ago
Burning a CD, and later a DVD became dead simple when Clone CD (then Clone DVD) came out in 1999. It made an exact copy by burning the exact same 0 and 1 bits, thus negating and anti-duplication strategies on the disc.
The Captain 9 months ago
Limewire was to download not burn. And you had to hope you didn't get a virus.
Son of Philosoraptor 10 months ago
Or the joy of porting Doom to a Sony Clie with its tiny tiny screen
Avoidance_Panda 10 months ago
Think your looking for the "1990's" thread friend....
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I'm That Old
Dan Flo 10 months ago
Well no... 25 years back from 2000 is 1975... So it is even worse. 😵💫 Panteras "I'm Broken" is older now than what Black Sabbaths "Paranoid" was in 2000.....
Lew k 10 months ago
Lol, I feel that wierd look my dad used to give me when I'd talk to him about led zeppelin, Beatles, CCR and c**p like I'd discovered something. Took my kid to school the other day and saw Korn, ratm, tool, nirvana and sound garden t-shirts. Blew my mind. I don't think I've even heard a Korn song in 15 years. Used to love em. No idea they had a new generation of fans.
Load More Replies... Gustav Gallifrey 10 months ago
So what? we still listen to 2000s songs, AND to 80s songs, and to today's songs.
Lew k 10 months ago
If you don't understand I'm imagining you're not old enough to experience the songs of your teens showing up on the classics channel or playing in the grocery store. Time feels different after 40 everything feels not that long ago but it's been 25+ years since you graduated high-school. Nostalgia is a wierd thing my life feels very long but also short at this point.
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#20
Limewire Was Every Computer’s Destruction
Floeckchen 10 months ago
The enjoyment of downloading a file for 8h and it turns out to be corrupted
Toothless Feline 10 months ago
Usenet binary groups were always a better source of “free” music than peer-to-peer networks like Limewire. The availability and download speed of files never depended on how many other people were seeding at the moment, and the malware and bait-and-switch were a lot less frequent. And it continued to be a good source long after the P2P networks lost popularity or got shut down. It’s only been in the last five years or so that the amount of music being posted to Usenet dropped to almost nothing, and I think the primary culprit is Spotify. When you can stream almost any music you want to hear, why collect and share actual files? It’s a shame, because I discovered a lot of good niche artists from Usenet binaries, such as O’Death and Skeletonbreath (despite the names, neither of those bands is metal). I actually canceled my Usenet server subscription (unlimited retention was worth paying for) last year because I hadn’t found anything new in the past 12 months.
#21
If You Remember This You Survided A Heart Attack
Az Oz 10 months ago (edited)
One of the original jump scare videos where a face pops up at the screen and screams (if i remember correctly)
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Karen Krause 10 months ago
My sister sent it to me while I was at work. I sent it to a couple of coworkers (early days of internet when we could do things like that). You could hear it travel around the office by the yelps when someone saw it.
Glen Ellyn 10 months ago
I'm laughing out loud while visualizing your scenario. 🤣🤣🤣
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#22
We All Did It
Lowrider 56 10 months ago
We had one computer for the whole house. My daughter would go to a few websites that were kinda suspicious. We'd get so many computer viruses from her going to those sites that I refused to get another computer.
KrazyChiMama 10 months ago
And heavy! Dusting the computer desk was a two person job! One to lift one to wipe off underneath lol
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That Campbell's Commercial
Carianne Sanders 10 months ago
I remember this commercial! OMG.. and I still like a steaming hot bowl of chicken noodle soup as comfort food
Montanavanna 10 months ago
I got a craving for chicken noodle soup after seeing these images. Very pavlovian.
#24
How It's Made (2001-2019)
Sven Grammersdorf 10 months ago
They still air this for a couple hours every day on The Science Channel
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
When I gave up cable tv, the channel I missed the most - and still do - is The Science Channel.
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#25
All 62 Of Them, Delivered Today
Matt Richardson 10 months ago
And that's just the original series. I think there is over 200 by the time you add up all the spin-offs and revivals. "Give Yourself Goosebumps", "Goosebumps 2000", "Slappyworld", "Horrorland" and "Most Wanted". I also enjoyed his "Fear Street" series when I aged out of these back in the day.
Emma Miller 10 months ago
Loved these as a kid and now read them with my 10 year old. He loves them too 😁
#26
😭😭😭😭😭
Phoenix 10 months ago
Does anyone else remember 29 cent hamburger/39 cent cheeseburger Wednesdays? I lived off of those things when I first moved out on my own in 1999. Every Wednesday I'd get 20 of them and eat them for a week til I could get a fresh bag of them.
FetCement 10 months ago
I still bring this up to my husband about 3-4 times per year. The golden age.
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BrunoVI 10 months ago
Even though it's hard to realize now that McChickens cost $3.99, but $1.19 McChickens are from 2020.
The Darkest Timeline 10 months ago
Where are you? McChicken’s here cost $2.29
Load More Replies... Kise Miarse 10 months ago
As someone who works the odd shifts, I would *love* the return of 24hr stores. 🫤
#27
Name A Song That Scream Early 2000s
Toothless Feline 9 months ago
Better the way Amy originally recorded it on the demo, without the label-mandated rap addition.
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#28
Anyone Else Remember
Martin Kaine 10 months ago
Those pencil sharpeners are better than 90% of the electric ones today. And more satisfying to use.
MotherofGuineaPigs 10 months ago
My dad was a civil engineer - we had one of those mounted to the wall at the top of the basement stairs at home. It was awesome (because it always worked)
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#29
My Cousin And I Watching “The Spongebob Squarepants Movie” In 2005
Huddo's sister 10 months ago
I babysat for a girl when I was in my 20s and she watched this movie over and over! I was so sick of it. I never watched or liked Spongebob in the first place
#30
VHS Tapes
Huddo's sister 10 months ago
VeggieTales! I showed an episode to a child last week because she was asking about David and Goliath.
Ron Man 10 months ago
VHS was well on it's way out in the 2000s. This is more of an 80s/90s thing
Huddo's sister 10 months ago
Not if you were poor! We were using vhs until at least the late 2000s
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Does Anyone Remember These?
Zara VP 10 months ago
The memory is still so vivid. My family couldn’t afford to give me even a dollar to spend, and I remember standing there, watching other kids pick out books while I had nothing. I never forgot how that felt. Now, I make sure my son never has to experience that—he always has money in his pocket for things like this. Book fairs might seem small and unimportant in the grand scheme, but the way I felt back then never left me.
Otto Katz 10 months ago
Same. or pictures from Senior year, or going to prom. no money for any of that. Growing up poor sucks.
Load More Replies... Stacey Marquee Flentje 10 months ago
THE BEST! When my kids were young, they had these set up after parent/teacher conferences. The kids were allowed to choose a book for themselves and one to donate to their classroom. They are now 27 and 29 and still remember that.
Brian Droste 10 months ago
I don't remember any book fair like that but I do remember thr teacher handing out forms where you could order books. You filled it out then turned it back in to the teacher. Then you had to wait until the books came in.
#32
20 Years Ago, Youtube Was Launched
Austzn 10 months ago
It used to be a lot more authentic. I signed up for an independent service called Nebula and many of them still maintain their YouTube channels as well. Those videos aren't exactly the same between the two platforms and it isn't the lack of ad's. It feels curated like TV was back in the day.
#33
Lew k 10 months ago
Yeah I remember the movie theater prices at the rental store. I get my parents now. Was always disappointed when they said no we will stop for candy and popcorn on the way home. Who actually bought the over priced c**p there? You're already out what was the convenience factor they were charging so much for? There was a circle K right across the street with the sane stuff at half the price.
#35
Who Remembers The Smell Of Opening A Fresh Pack?
Bob Brooce 10 months ago
I still have a CD spindle and DVD spindle gathering dust in the office closet.
#36
Who Else Misses Myspace?
john doe 10 months ago
Oh man I forgot about that, had a huge disruption with my friend group of someone changed their order or was bumped from their top 8.
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GrowingThruConcrete 10 months ago
Log back into yours today, it's wild like all your friends are frozen in 2011
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 10 months ago
Yeah, I had a bebo account. Never used it!
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#38
What We Used In The 2000’s On A Road Trip Instead Of Ipads
BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
In 2005 I was flying a lot for work, so I bought that dual screen Game Boy, Nintendo DS. I loved that thing.
#39
Buying A DVD In The 2000s Starter Pack
AndyR 10 months ago
You wouldn't steal a handbag. You wouldn't steal a car. You wouldn't steal a baby. You wouldn't shoot a policeman and then steal his helmet. You wouldn't go to the toilet in his helmet and then send it to the policeman's grieving widow. And then steal it again! Downloading films is stealing. If you do it, you will face the consequences.
Sheryl 10 months ago
Interesting fact - the theme tune to this ad was, ironically, stolen from a Dutch musician. It was liscened for a film festival and got pirated by the anti-piracy people HAHA.
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PattonPawter 10 months ago
is it just me or was Disney fast play the start of anyone else’s anxiety lol
#40
The First Nightclub I Ever Went To
NetworkMan 10 months ago
I can tell I'm still waking up because I thought at first 'Oh, that must be the one that the Malibu Club in Vice City is modelled after', and then I realised that this was in fact a screenshot from the game.
#41
Scary Movie… So Many Jokes Wouldn’t Fly Today
Daune Tullina 10 months ago
My 14 and 17 years old kids watched this last night. Each week were watching a quintessential comedymovie from the 90s. We started with Dude,Wheres My Car
Rob D 10 months ago (edited)
I hope Jim Carey, Will Ferrell, and Adam Sandler's entire comedy canons are on the list.
Load More Replies... Sven Grammersdorf 10 months ago
That movie was stupid as hell, but "Not Another Teen Movie" was a masterpiece
#42
Who Else Is This Old?
#43
Memories 🔥 🔥 🔥
#45
Did You Guys Parents/Family Member Own One Of These Big Tvs In The 2000s?
BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
I bought mine from Circuit City when it was having it's going out of business sale for $400. An LCD TV at the time was $2000 for a tiny one.
Load More Replies... john doe 10 months ago
I have a buddy that still has one in his garage, he used to fix garbage trucks and one had one of these in the back that the driver grabbed and didn't smash, he took it replaced the projection bulb and it works, reminds me how s****y those things were back in the day when he has it in every once in a while.
#46
I Wish Burger King Would Bring Back Their Original Chicken Tenders. I Can Still Taste Them
#47
Covid Brought It Back For 2020 Season
Sky Render 10 months ago
I remember the NES era where crowds were just a repeating texture. A few games "animated" the crowd by just rapidly changing the color of their shirts.
#48
The 2000s Was The Last Decade For These Past Relics
Sven Grammersdorf 10 months ago
I'm pretty sure TV antennas and watches still exist. Also, CDs and videocassettes are not from the same era
#49
Did Anyone Else Enjoy This Game?
#50
Those Were Simpler Times
TheMFKNXerdo 10 months ago
With the obviously pirated photocopied game covers, the "Mate" cup, and the empanadas, this picture is either Argentina or Uruguay.
detective miller's hat 10 months ago
I still have my sister's old PS2, I used it as a DVD player for years. The only game I ever had for it Twisted Metal.
#51
I Haven’t Laughed This Hard At A Cartoon In 20+ Years
#52
What Is The First Game That Comes To Mind
Tiffany 10 months ago (edited)
I recently sold the PS1 collection of RPGs on eBay to pay for husband's dental bills. It was a nice collection like Tales of Destiny & Valkyrie Profile. It was his collection but I sold my figure collection worth quite a bit. We miss them. Still paying off the dental bill and then some. Sucks.
#53
Valentine's Day Back In The 2000s Election School
#54
Who Remembers This Gem?
Lila Allen 10 months ago
You should see my student's faces when I show them what we wore in the 2000s. They are appalled.
#55
Those Halloween Bone Candies That Allowed You To Build Your Own Skeleton
#56
POV: You're Sick In 2000s
BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
None of this has changed. This could be my kid's doctor's office. The only difference is they replaced that CRT with an LCD TV
Geoffrey Scott 10 months ago
And if you weren't too sick, you were once you got done playing with the toys in the Pediatricians waiting room.
#57
POV: You're Getting Ready For A Sleepover
Hyacinth (Any pronouns) 10 months ago
Ack, the loose cartridges. I can't- this is PAIN. (The 3DS isn't... that old, is it? Because I have that exact same system. And it works perfectly.)
Sven Grammersdorf 10 months ago
That's regular DS, released in 2004. Over 20 years ago.
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Watching TV While Sleeping In The Early Morning
#59
In The Year 2000 This Was The Coolest A Human Being Could Look
Lara Verne 10 months ago
Is it from Pitch Black (2000), no? I saw it pretty recently and that movie is still good. (too bad the sequels sucks)
#60
You're A True Millennial If You Recognize These
#61
Mid-2000s Fashion
Lila Allen 10 months ago
Ok so oversized rugby shirt, baggy jeans, and a shell necklace for you.
Load More Replies... Lara Verne 10 months ago
This is pretty tame, low rise years and crop tops were really popular back then
#62
All For 40 Bucks. Not Bad
BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
Ummm... that computer was not $40. I had a Gateway P5-90. 90Mhz cpu with 16 MB of RAM, and it was closer to $2500. I bought 3D Studio for DOS for that bad-boy.
Sven Grammersdorf 10 months ago
The guy who wrote the title bought this used in 2024
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#63
Blades Of Glory (2007)
#64
Which Store Do You Wish It Came Back?
Zara VP 10 months ago
We assumed they'd always be there. We took them for granted 😭
Load More Replies... nicholas nolan 10 months ago
Borders. RadioShack(assuming it's the electronics selling version and not the later cellphone years) would be the most practical choice, but my teen years say Borders.
Sven Grammersdorf 10 months ago
Yes, Payless closed all US locations in 2019.
Load More Replies... The Chronic Insomniac 10 months ago
Radio Shack!! Need an adapter, gadget, or doo-hickey? Radio Shack had your back!
#65
Super Underrated 2000s Movie For Me!
BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
OMG! What ever happened to Amy Smart and Ali Larter? Those two women were hot sh*t in the 2000s. Ali Larter even did that show Heroes.
#66
Which One
BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
Me neither. I had the Nokia 3310 until about 2010. Then I got a Nokia Smart phone (I worked for Nokia at the time so I got it for free). That smart phone was so bad that within 3 months I just went back to using my Nokia 3310.
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KrazyChiMama 10 months ago
Razr…loved it! Practically indestructible! I dropped that poor phone so many times and it never broke not even the screen
#67
The First Facebook Layout (2004)
Lara Verne 10 months ago
Facebook used to be really good back then. Then crazy antivaxers and conspiracy theorists took over.
BeesEelsAndPups 10 months ago
I wouldn't know. It was only for college students back then, and I had graduated already
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#68
Days
#69
Those Were Simpler Days
#70
My 2000's Bedroom
#71
When 🍎 Was Cool And Affordable
#73
Now That's What I Call Music - Vol. 16 (July, 2004)
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 10 months ago
Must be the US volume 16 because the UK one was already on volume 23 in 1992.
#74
My 9th B-Day: Gameboy Color And Pokemon - Yellow (2000)
#75
I Felt Old When Nobody At Work Knew Who This Was
#76
One Of Greatest TV Host Duos Of All Time. Mxc 2003 To 2007. I Miss This Show So Much
#77
The Long White Tees Era
Karen Krause 10 months ago
I always thought that fashioned looked like they were tots who raided their dads closet.
The Queen Of France 10 months ago
And the shorts that at least two guys could fit into at the same time.
#79
Shoes Came Out 18 Year Ago! 👞
#81
Hey Will U Take Our Pic
#82
Random Picture I Took Of My Room With A Disposable Camera Back In 2007
Ravenkbh 10 months ago
Why is there a washing machine in your bedroom? Then why the wicker clothes hamper?
Karen Ballou 9 months ago
That’s a small chest freezer. Not a washing machine.
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Goodwill Gave Me PTSD Today
#84
The Simpsons Hit And Run Video Game
#85
2000s White Tech Fad
Rob D 10 months ago
Only by people constantly looking to be accused of racism so they can play the conservative victim in an "oversensitive, snowflake," world that only exists in your privileged minds.
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Criminally Underrated Show
#87
Wish I Could Roll Back
#88
Everything About This Movie Is Pure Gold. So Many Quotable Moments. When I Need A Good Laugh I Put This In. Scary Movie 3, 2003
#89
Oggy And The Cockroaches (1998-2019)
#90
Gamecube Was So Goated As The Cheap Option
#91
Burger King In The 2000s
Rob D 10 months ago (edited)
Burger King in the 90s had a 99...Holy s**t when did they do away with the cent sign? ...anyway, $.99 whopper. When money was tight growing up, mom would scrape together the money for a whopper for each of us, and small fries/drink to split. Humble brag: there's nothing more satisfying than treating them to 5 star restaurants, now that I'm an adult(ish).
#92
Did Anyone Else Experience This?
Tiffany 10 months ago (edited)
Yeah my Halo edition got it. I was mad because a roommate asked to use it right after he just red lighted his and then instantly mine got it after he used it. Two that night got it. My husband bought me that Halo 360 for my 18th birthday and we got married 6 months later. We actually met on Halo 2. Been married 17 years.
#95
The Rainforest Cafe. Anyone Else Have The Privilege Of Eating At One Of These?!
nicholas nolan 10 months ago
Two at Walt Disney World. For some reason. Although, to be fair, the one at Disney Springs is a volcano that shoots fire, which is pretty rad.
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If You Was In Middle School/High School Back Then, At Some Point You Watched This Documentary During Health Class
#97
Gym Class
Geoffrey Scott 10 months ago (edited)
Our school still has 'em. As a custodian, hated when one of the wheels got stuck. Black marks for 20 feet on the gym floor.
#98
This DQ In Texas Stuck In 1999
#100
Did Anybody’s Else’s Teachers Engage In Psychological Warfare Or Just Mine?
LooseSeal's $10 Banana 10 months ago
Brodie don't give an F about nothing. He's just here for a good time.
Load More Replies... Stacey Marquee Flentje 10 months ago
Yep...nothing like public humiliation to motivate a child :)
Rob D 10 months ago (edited)
Yeah, you're not wrong, but it does concern me that today's kids are too soft to even book appointments on their own or maintain eye contact during conversation.
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The Best MTV Cribs Episode
#102
Booted Up My Childhood iPod Touch. My Music Library Was Very Limited But Very 2000s
#103
I Just Realized That Stride Gum No Longer Exists And Its Been Like That For Years
#105
Trix Yogurt
#106
Shopping At Kmart In The 2000s
#107
Damn This Film Nailed Working In A Restaurant In The Late 90s/00s
#108
Using Itunes Software
#109
Olive Garden In The 2000s
#110
Did Anyone Else Have The Sidekick?
#111
Discontinued Sodas From The 2000s
#113
Kid Cuisine Before They Reduced Themselves To Just 2 Or 3 Different Meals
The Chronic Insomniac 10 months ago
I didn't know they still made Kid Cuisine at all anymore. Forgot about these. Used to buy them for my kids on nights I was too busy/tired to cook.
#115
Jackie Chan Adventures (September 9, 2000 – July 8, 2005)
#117
Back When You Could Customise Your Own Youtube Channels. I Wonder Why They Changed This
Gustav Gallifrey 10 months ago
'We're Youtube. You don't tell us what you like, we'll tell you what you like. Now, watch these ads.'
#118
Who Else Had One?
nicholas nolan 10 months ago
Yes. For no other reason than I could not stand the scroll wheel on the iPod.
#122
Did Anyone Ever Have These Cube World Toys Back Then?
#123
My Date With The President’s Daughter
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Lara Verne 10 months ago
Anyone remember Asterix and Obelix? They're not from the 2000s, but still cool. asterix-ob...29dec4.jpg 
RamiRudolph 10 months ago
Of course. I still have all their comic books. And I love the movies - the animated ones, at least.
Load More Replies... BrunoVI 10 months ago
To me the most remarkable change in entertainment since I was a kid is this: When I was a kid, when a movie or song got just a few years old, it disappeared down the memory hole. (Less so with music, especially "classic rock.") But movies from just ten years earlier were completely alien. Literally the only "old" movies I'd ever seen when I was 12 were The Sound of Music, The Wizard of Oz, The Ten Commandments, various Disney classics, and Saturday afternoon rain-delay movies that no-one bothered to copyright because they were so bad: typically Japanese monster movies and WW2 movies (aka the prequels). But the best Saturday morning cartoons were ancient-seeming relics of an otherwise forgotten age, when they'd show cartoon "shorts" between movies of double-headers. From these, we learned the only cultural heritage of the 30s, 40s and 50s we ever knew. We knew superstars of only 20 years ealier only through the impressions of Bugs Bunny and the sort.
BrunoVI 10 months ago
If you don't know what a rain-delay movie is, baseball used to dominate local TV in the summer, all scripted TV was "in reruns" meaning they showed the same episodes they'd shown in the fall and winter. When the baseball game got rained out, the local channels all had libraries of movies with lapsed copyrights. They weren't all terrible: Ironically, some became classics, such as "It's a Wonderful Life" and "Godzilla."
Load More Replies... Rachel Pelz 10 months ago
Not from the US, not at all into video games...so most of these raised zero memories for me. However, I liked the "random shots" of kid/teenagers, and that brought back one (piece of?) memory. I once read an interview with some famous photographer, and he advised taking oictures of your rooms. Because that will be amazing to look at years&decades later.
Existing and stuff 10 months ago
Some of these are from the 80s and 90s. I see too many lists like these on here. Repetitive, lazy and dumb
Time to learn Hindian 10 months ago
The good ol days before the woke NatZs shoved LGBC3P0s and niggurs down our throats in everything. Protect this free speech from the mainstream media fascists of this outlet.
Lara Verne 10 months ago
Anyone remember Asterix and Obelix? They're not from the 2000s, but still cool. asterix-ob...29dec4.jpg
RamiRudolph 10 months ago
Of course. I still have all their comic books. And I love the movies - the animated ones, at least.
Load More Replies... BrunoVI 10 months ago
To me the most remarkable change in entertainment since I was a kid is this: When I was a kid, when a movie or song got just a few years old, it disappeared down the memory hole. (Less so with music, especially "classic rock.") But movies from just ten years earlier were completely alien. Literally the only "old" movies I'd ever seen when I was 12 were The Sound of Music, The Wizard of Oz, The Ten Commandments, various Disney classics, and Saturday afternoon rain-delay movies that no-one bothered to copyright because they were so bad: typically Japanese monster movies and WW2 movies (aka the prequels). But the best Saturday morning cartoons were ancient-seeming relics of an otherwise forgotten age, when they'd show cartoon "shorts" between movies of double-headers. From these, we learned the only cultural heritage of the 30s, 40s and 50s we ever knew. We knew superstars of only 20 years ealier only through the impressions of Bugs Bunny and the sort.
BrunoVI 10 months ago
If you don't know what a rain-delay movie is, baseball used to dominate local TV in the summer, all scripted TV was "in reruns" meaning they showed the same episodes they'd shown in the fall and winter. When the baseball game got rained out, the local channels all had libraries of movies with lapsed copyrights. They weren't all terrible: Ironically, some became classics, such as "It's a Wonderful Life" and "Godzilla."
Load More Replies... Rachel Pelz 10 months ago
Not from the US, not at all into video games...so most of these raised zero memories for me. However, I liked the "random shots" of kid/teenagers, and that brought back one (piece of?) memory. I once read an interview with some famous photographer, and he advised taking oictures of your rooms. Because that will be amazing to look at years&decades later.
Existing and stuff 10 months ago
Some of these are from the 80s and 90s. I see too many lists like these on here. Repetitive, lazy and dumb
Time to learn Hindian 10 months ago
The good ol days before the woke NatZs shoved LGBC3P0s and niggurs down our throats in everything. Protect this free speech from the mainstream media fascists of this outlet.
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