Truth!

That tv setup meant a good day every time.

except nobody holds up their cat/dog for everyone to see

still want it TBH

Great metaphor!

Oh yes, spilling the juice while running back to the tv and constantly bumping your knees or toes when jumping over the furniture... but thanks to the adrenaline: no pain felt!

I had the 16 colour version. It was a bitch to write with because it was so fat.

That cashier was just jealous that you got to experience Blockbuster and they didn't lol

🤣🤣🤣🤣kids please.....

I absolutely love these, and trust me I'm not that old

I HAVE ONE AND MY LITTLE BROTHER CALLS IT AN “OLD FASHIONED VIDEO GAME”

I played with these as a kid and I'm only 15????

I’m rotary telephone, only 3vtv channels old.

I took one of these camping and then drank the water from it. I have no idea why.

This was my favorite thing to do in like 3rd grade!!! I’m thirteen.

yes yes I am AND remember when full sized was the only option then the Mini ones came out advertised as "portable" and appropriate for car rides ... Like the full sized one needed a crane to carry ??? chuckle it was inches in difference not feet chuckle

Lmao I’m 13 and have one of those

yes only rich kids had these

The worst part was when you went to show mom, and dropped it!

And Sea Monkeys!

Hours of fun and frustration

My kids love these or some variations of it at least! :)

Older.

I love these! I actually have one

Older!

Yes, but No

Heck ya. Fun times.

I'm in my late 40s and I remember these things like it was yesterday. The only problem is the stopper on the top always got lost.

Both of my kids had one when they were little both of em Gen Z kids lol

I had disney versions. I still think they are fun games

Yes

I gave mine to my kids and it kept them busy in the car for hours.

Had it.

That was a little hurtful.

Omg I haven’t seen one of these things in forevvvvvver. And the last time I saw one was in my bedroom, however many years ago.

I had a pen like that

What is it 🤔

I remember giving one of these to my boss when he turned 40. He rolled his eyes, but kept it on his desk and played with it.