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How did everything change so much , so fast? I still remember making a playlist of my favorite songs and using NERO to burn them onto a CD so I could listen to my music while driving. It couldn't have been that long ago because I already had my driver's license. Sure, when I went to school, I used to put my favorite songs on a cassette and listen to them on my Walkman, but that was a long time ago. Are you telling me it's already been 20 years since the days of the CD player?! Didn't we just mo…

I don't know how you can even compare Halloween to any other holiday. No other date on the calendar can even come close to October 31st. What does Christmas have? Holiday cheer and a tree? Give me a break! I would take pumpkin spice anything over eggnog any day. And what about Thanksgiving? Sure, it has tons of amazing food, and you get to save one turkey out of 46 million, but do you get to dress up as your favorite horror movie character and scare the daylights out of random kids? No! And you…

I love looking at old advertisements . They’re like windows through time, allowing us to glimpse the everyday lives of people from the past. What did they like to eat? What did they find appealing? How much did things cost back then? It’s fascinating to see how much has changed, yet how much has stayed the same. I think what strikes me the most while looking through these old ads is the simplicity of their messaging —no flashy gimmicks or complex marketing tactics, just straightforward appeals…

How come so many great ideas come to us when we are in the bathtub? Like Archimedes coming up with the hydrostatic principle while taking a bath or… Ummm… well, it seems my hypothesis was unfounded since I cannot find another example of a scientific discovery made in the bathtub. But why? It seems like a good place to get sudden realizations about the universe. Lying there, surrounded by warm water, should definitely be a good place for a Eureka moment . I remember having the idea of helium lug…

Autosaves are never a good sign

The quenchiest memes!

Best father-son duo.

Bon Appétit

We did a lot of things "for the last time" without even realizing it. We had our last visit to Blockbuster , picked our last movie, and it wasn't some big occasion—we just stopped going after that. We had our last LAN party with friends without knowing it at the time (that one really hurts). We also ate and drank things for the last time without realizing they'd disappear from store shelves, and we rode our bikes to our friends' houses for the last time without giving it a second thought . We l…

You don't stop playing because you get old, You get old because you stop playing!

Pulp Fiction is 30 years old, but it feels like it hasn’t aged a day! It’s still as entertaining , wild, and clever as it was when it first came out in 1994. I remember going to the movies with my friends, intending to see a different film (probably Ace Ventura: Pet Detective ), but since there were no tickets available, we had to settle on Pulp Fiction . I went in not knowing anything about the movie, and I came out transformed . I had no idea cinema could be that . The way Tarantino told the…

It's funny because it's peer reviewed!

Some say these are actually cold takes

I've seen memes you wouldn't believe.

There’s no question—the world today feels vastly different than the one we grew up in . As children, our world was analog. It was slower, rougher, dirtier, and it even smelled different (mostly like cigarettes and aftershave). Today’s world feels more sterile and clean. It’s digital, fast, and everything reacts instantly. And as for the smell? Well, it smells like… nothing, actually. A recent Reddit thread in a Gen X group dives into all the things that were common when we were kids but have no…