I'm almost a full year older than the NES, but almost a year younger than the Famicom.
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I tried to make a portal to Aether.
I saw this on Tumblr and thought of this thread. 😃
My childhood is having Carameldansen be a popular meme, and then having that promptly taken away.
EDIT: I also witnessed the birth and the death of "Vine".
First computer only had a teletype, no screen. Oh and paper tape memory.
When I'd get to kindergarten too early, the teacher let us watch some cable tv. It was usually showing the original xmen cartoon.
The new one is a labor of love, NGL.
I haven't watched it yet, but maybe I should.
I’m old but a young co-worker got me onto Lemmy.
I don’t remember where I was on 9/11 but I was drinking a lot back then so that doesn’t say much.
TBF, I quit my job when I saw that going down, and moved to the other coast days later.
Men used to wear booty shorts and belly shirts like some women do today; if they bothered with a shirt at all publicly and it was all 100% A OKAY; abs/pecs or not
Y2K