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

Hey, this one actually made me feel good. They ditched the Delorean?

Ohhhhhhhh the feeling

And still have no idea how to play minesweeper 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thanks, Macaulay. I wish you would look up to Bart Simpson, he doesn't age like that.

I'm a millenial, but I get angry too.

HAD? Still use 'em!

I still think the 90s were 10 years ago.

UK specific but when I was a kid in the 80's we had a grand total of 4 TV channels to choose from.

Well, they played a nifty tune first, and then some nice white noise to fall asleep to...

Oh yeah, Disney on a Sunday night, that one hits home.

My Kids freak out every time I tell them I wasn't born in this Millennium

I'm not loving it

hahaha, I actually thought to myself: wow, she actually kept in touch with him even tho it wasn't her baby?

I had a Nokia c2 when I was 10 or 11. Used to feel quite smug typing fast without looking at the keyboard.

That's a great imagination right there!! I remember the young person that saw a real floppy disc and asked his dad why he has 3d printed the save icon!!

Awww!

And then you go to the actual store and those young whippersnappers rearranged it again.

Who didn't have this exact alarm clock?!

oh crap, i totally have such location in my home town, the realization hit me like ton of brick

I have a friend who will talk about places he hasn't been to in 25+ years, thinking it has been only five, and then be shocked, SHOCKED when they aren't the same anymore.

I remember when the land over the road from my parents' house was nothing but grass. Now it's had houses on it for so long that a young family who moved into one of them when I was a kid is now an elderly couple with two adult children.

Everyone can now relate to this, young and old alike, cause where there is an empty field there is a property developer just around the corner. Pretty soon there won't be any empty fields to remember.

I know what that's like. When my shift was over from work, I would take the backroad home and there was nothing but a bunch of trees. It was very beautiful to look at. A few years ago, they tore down the trees and built houses there. Now the beauty of the backroad is gone forever.

Also every location is referred to by the business that was previously there. Take a left where the Prange Way was...

I had a bank with a drive in right next to a cow pasture with real cows in it.....

Empty desert... then strawberry fields... now houses...

Our whole town used to stink of cows, and the road to the nearest mall smelled of sludge. Now it's all overpriced, oversized, overcrowded houses. Twenty miles of it.

I say the same thing to my kids when we go somewhere that I haven't been to in many years lol

The park on the edge of town where I played softball as a teen is now a good 10-15 miles from the edge of the city. Used to be corn and cotton as far as the eye could see.

Shelby ranch was a horse ranch where we would go riding. Now it’s Shelby ranch apartment living. Across the bridge it was hop fields. Now it is homes and a shopping center

My hometown now when I'm driving with my nieces.

We drive past strip malls and fast-food joints and I say “this used to be just out in the county.”

And the intersection is now a roundabout.

I literally just did that last night coming home to visit my mom!

We have a "Fixture" mall in NE Atlanta that is now quite old. I sometimes have the conversational opportunity to say "I remember when Lenox Square Mall was a one story square of shops with no cover over the courtyard." Also, the more ritzy neighborhood near us was a dairy farm, and the very poor neighborhood to the other side is now about 1.3 Mil.$ homes.

You know times have changed when part of the country cornfields are now part of the ever growing city!

MY DAD DOES THAT!

It's where I told my kids.. "See the Walmart and Kohls and Starbucks and Lowes and McDonalds and Best Buy and, and, and? That was all forest. All of it"

One house I lived in when I was in the 2nd grade, I had to walk thru the desert to get to my school. Now it is all streets and houses.

Yes Simon! I am too! 😎

My old town of under 5,000 people is now well over 100,000

Was a hunting spot that became a park and now it's a mall with multiple parking lots.

I don't even recognize Des Moines when I go back there. So much growth, new multi-lane roads, new businesses & new housing everywhere there used to be just corn & soy bean fields.