Why are there butter cookies in grandma’s sewing supplies tin? 😆

I still have one of these! Though the only thing I own that can still play CDs is my car.

Goosebumps, yes. Scary stories you tell in the dark, absolutely!

Substitute teachers best friend

Well, coming home from work. this is still the way to tell if I'm gonna have a peaceful afternoon or maybe not so much ...

I can still taste the spoon

This is at least 80s, if not 70s.

I still use paint quite alot at work

What's really cool about these designs is that for most of the 80s and 90s they weren't computer generated. Those sick gradients were done with a manual airbrush. I found a 1993 book in the library once that showed you exactly how to do it

Who were we sending it to anyway?

fr had to press those mad hard, break nail, hold for ages, then see like..a huge part of the bar..could be 1/4 or 2/3.

UK here. KitKat still has foil packaging.

Finishing my McDonald’s fries in the car before I get home is my greatest talent.

Until the tumb got thrown backwards because the last 3-4 grinds were much hardere.

Always seemed to put the page on upside down to start.. teacher: "whoops, have to stand upside down" (or sim) kids: *dry* hahaha

What did you do when the month had 31 days?

I read on one of these other posts on BP, that said that you were supposed to add water to the markers. Otherwise they would be dry as a bone, apparently some people tried it on their old sets and it actually worked.

There is a hotel in Dallas that may still have mine 26 years later. I never found it after that trip.

It was even worse when the band got caught inside the casette player.

No. I hated that thing with a passion.

They still have books like these

They would be quite elaborate, until my mother accused me of wanting to be a criminal because of my cool hand and palm "tattoos" 😂

I learnt soooo much from this as a kid. Before the internet proper, and brimming with videos and audio clips. I got lost for hours in this. Now, kids learn from social media - hence the degradation of the human intellect over the last ten years.

We still have one of these in our toy closet for my niece and nephew.

they still sell these

The Lion King.

Bednobs and Broomsticks

Toss-up between Fantasia, Pooh, Peter Pan. Hm... and Mary Poppins.

I'd smoke a joint and watch all of them. Today's "new" Disney socks so much.

Snow White!

Black Cauldron.

The real question is, which one WOULDN’T I watch? And the answer is, none.

I actually didn't watch a lot of animated movies growing up, I was the youngest so I had to watch whatever movies my older siblings had and rented. We were pretty broke so buying or renting movies were a majority vote amongst the older kids. I was watching horror, action and rom cons while every other kid my age was seeing Mary Poppins and the Lion King.

From that stack, Peter Pan was a favourite in our home, even when the kids are now teens

None. Disney movies are so sad. Bambi destroyed me for life 😭

Fantasia and Pinocchio

Pocahontas

The lion king

My dad used to By each new one that came out and the family would sit down and watch It that night. I miss them times.

I miss VHS. Something about the case opening as easily as a book, the smell, the tape itself...even the sliding and clicking sound into the VHS. And getting a while to chat about the movie after because of the credits and needing to rewind. I miss it so much.

I'd pause the boob scene in the Rescuers. Nostalgia.

I used to own most of these for my kids!

Pinocchio was released on VHS the same week as Black Cauldron was released in theaters, and was blamed for Black Cauldron bombing in theaters. The attitude of parents was: why spend the money taking their kids to a theater when they could just buy the movie on VHS? That's when Disney started their "Vault" where they stopped production of most titles, and only produced a select few titles at any given time - it was all to get people to go back to the theaters. Ironically, Disney refuses to learn from their past. Disney+ is partly to blame for their recent struggles at the box office, because parents are thinking: why spend the money taking their kids to the theater when they could just wait a couple of months for the movie to come to Disney+.

Lion king or robin hood

Winnie the Pooh. Pooh and Christopher Robin's voices took me to another land. I can hear them in my head at this very moment.

I still have most of these, even The Little Mermaid one that has only like 50,000 copies bc the artist drew penises in the castles, lol.

Ha aside from three we STILL have theses

We owned nearly all of these. I don't even remember what happened to them.

None. I don't like Disney, they ruin good stuff.

All of them

Sword in the Stone!