I am the Keymaster, are you the Gatekeeper?

I had NO clue... 🥺

And that generation is MY generation! Lol

As someone who has struggled with addiction, RDJ is proof that we can come out on the other side. I’ll be happy with just surviving and being happy, though, I don’t need to become a movie star XD

Okay where do I find the nearest one?

Throw her to the crocodiles

Hee hee!

I refuse to acknowledge there is any other scooby Doo. The original series is the only series

Dementia of all types is a cruel and heart breaking disease. I wish only the best for him and his family.

all my love to him though, he's a wonderful actor

I'm freaking out that his wife was born in 1971 and was 26 in that 1st photo, she looks 15 at the most.

Are they not now?!

Back when movies were worth going to a theater to watch

Hell, I named our family business after something out of Spaceballs (my favorite movie.) 20 years later, my family STILL has no idea our business name is a Spaceballs reference XD

Isn't it funny how they developed every logo and yet the saving icon is still a diskette

I’m the one with dirt in his eye.

We were the envy of the neighborhood. Sand box and a swing set. Both a greenhouse and shed so you could pretend one was a house and another was work. So many other imaginary play options. Everybody's yard had their own fun uniqueness.

I lived for the creek. Catching tadpoles and minnows.

Had a sand pit, but the caveat was that it was filled with builders sand (thanks Dad) cut your hands to shreds!

I for sure did this a lot, even as a girl.

I b thgirl rolling up w my Malibu Barbie Beach Bus, w pale Sweet 16 Barbie, suntanned Malibu Ken, n Growing Up Skipper!

Yep. I’m the one who really doesn’t want to go inside!!

Yes, hence my very robust immune system.

Best protection against viral nasties.. nowadays we pretend we don't even have an immune system.. beyond stupid

To be fair, give kids a chance and they will be doing this now. Digging is life...

digging to china!

I'm the one who's watching the one with dirt in his eye

No. I would have been in trouble for using the hand drill to dig.

I'm the one digging

Yes...but alone...

No. No it wouldn't.

I miss a good dirt pile. It either became a dirt city for matchbox cars or we piled it up and made a dirt ramp for our bikes. Best part of it all - it didn't have to stay one or the other - dirt's a very versatile substance.

This is my boys daily

Nahh I would be under the bridge reading so my parents would not know I was doing that instead of playing with kids I did not like.

heck yes

That's my child now at 4.5 yo

My brother, my cousin and I once tried to dig a hole to China. Yes, we were small children.

Yes, because I loved playing with the boys. Not playing dolls and tea parties with the girls. AND guess what? I didn't go up trans or bi, I'm very much a WOMAN and proud of it!!!

Now this is my granddaughter.

Grew up in San Angelo, Texas. Home to what we called, quite innocently, horny toads. I guess a more proper name would be horned toads. As children, my brothers and i collected horny toads in shoe boxes, brought them home and played with them. Eventually we would take them back to our backyard, release them, then repeat the same thing the next day. We were pretty poor so this activity cost nothing. Took the place of toys

For sure! We even ate dirt sometimes.

Yep that’s me and I was a dirty girl.

Absolutely. I was the scourge of my mother's flower beds.

Yes and yes

Add water and mix in stuff, that was me.

Yep, only we dug up dirt in the ditches and used it to dam up the rain water to flood the town downstream! Complete with plastic soldiers that the youngest had to crawl into the colvert to reclaim!

I'm the one up a tree with the bucket while we try to grow a tree on a tree!