You can’t go home again.
Ooh no please don’t say that!
Honestly it’d be horrifying to wake up in the 90s again with an adult awareness of where the world is heading, and that it was already headed this way because we were knee-deep in capitalism and colonialism.
I liked playing with toys though.
Agreed, it woukd kinda curse the 90s experience
But hey, maybe you’d be able to score some valuable Beanie Babies.
Some Google, Apple, and Amazon stock wouldn’t hurt, and remembering to get out in 2000 and 2007 is impotent though.
You could probably make enough during the dot com bubble to be a billionaire without working, then sink all of it in buying and shutting down NBC before they can revive Donnie’s career.
would you stop 9/11 or would you stop george bush
There’s a fairly strong case that stopping Bush might stop 9/11
if we stop 9/11 we lose 9/11 jokes tho :<<
but we still have the other 18% right?
Frankly I’m not sure either of those things would help, the US would always find another excuse for all this death and destruction. I’d have be careful that whatever measures I took to stop Bush would become the new excuse for some atrocity we were already going to commit.
But if my 8yo ass could manage it, I’d stop Bush. Then I’d play toys. It’s 2001 and Ello Creation System is about to hit the market. I won’t lose all the small pieces this time. I’ve learned from the previous timeline.
internet funeral material
Man, you guys really know how to kick a guy when he’s down. Time to grind for enough of a living to dissociate into the past! Goodbye cruel reality!
Before Steam, a video game was a piece of paper.
The previews were two screenshots, a paragraph of lies, and your imagination.
Before Steam.
Steam was launched in September 2003.
Karaoke Revolution for Xbox (released November 2004) is on the shelf in this picture.
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The happiest thought I’ve seen all day, and it’s already been a real good day.
However, Harold the Giraffe is eternal and still teaching kids to be healthy in the back of a dark van, he now just also has stuff to say about screen time.
https://lifeed.org.au/about-us/healthy-harold/
He’s like Smokey Bear, but not centered on one specific topic. Cool. =)
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Interesting…
The dream I had last night (and have been contemplating the moral of since I woke) was a bittersweet understanding that in life, we make bonds with people that eventually may be lost or fade and dissolve as we grow, but everyone eventually moves on.
the world you were in last week doesn’t exist, the world you woke up in this morning doesn’t exist, and so on
Ah… My daily dose of depression.
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