haha your old stinky
grandpa stinky where did you get the old huh? the grandpa store?
imagine being born before the millenium
Me telling a friend's kid about how there used to be a lot more bugs before the climate apocalypse
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And birds.
"There used to be swarms of pigeons so large it would blot out the sky, then people killed them all."
Being born in the late 1900s sucks. Young enough to remember nature existing, too young to have fully appreciated it.
I miss the birds I'd hear at 6 am after a marathon runescape session circa 2008. I miss lizards. I miss bugs. I miss seeing life during my day but I didn't care about it when I could.
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I remember needing to clean a windshield almost everytime I drived.
Petition to defed from lemmygrad 
Who's the bully now :sicko-yes:
Putting in the gen z in genzedong
as long as no one tries to put their dong in there
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I had grey hairs in the year two thousand 
come on gramps get back in the coffin you dont belong out here anymore
I'm forty goddamnit I have just achieved actual sentience
Remember kids, Lenin was nicknamed "Old Man" by his fellow revolutionaries. In his 20s.
TBF have you seen what Lenin looked like as a kid? Dude looked 50 by age 12
patrick stewart really is like an echo of lenin in appearance
imagine being born before the millenium
imagine being born after 9/11
I was neither! Haha!
Unlike you zoomers, i know firsthand the horrors that communism wrought on Russia.
I was born in 1989...
thanks for reminding me i have this megaman game on my phone emulator 
dont fuckin tell me you play goddamn ds games on a goddmamn PHONE of all things
ew :disgost:
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imagine being born before the millenium
I don't have to fucking imagine it kiddo. Log off and do your homework
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imagine being born before the millenium
We had better music and our TV shows weren't breaks between Pharma ads!
Our music was better, yes, but or TV shows absolutely were just breaks between Pharma ads. As a kid in the 90s I remember despising having to wait through seemingly endless obnoxious fucking commercials (never understood why no one else around me really seemed to mind that much). And every single show would make like a mini cliff hanger for the very purpose of cutting to ads at that moment. God that pissed me off, totally destroyed any tension that they might have built. But now, since the advent of adblockers, I haven't watched media interrupted by commercials (at least of the non-diagetic kind) in well over a decade. Maybe the commercials and time lengths are worse now, but I wouldn't know because I can simply choose not see them. A godsend.
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Listen here, you little anarchist shit
you kids talk about the fifteen recessions you've been through so far like you've seen something, but have you heard of 18% interest rates on mortgages?
I wish I was born after the millennium. Life could've played out a bit differently for me.
30 is old? Christ I'm practically dust then.
I'm glad to have seen, albeit very young at the time, the world pre Internet/smart phone.
Back in my day you just had to ask to the old man how to catch a pokémon, fly to cinnabar island, swim around near the coast, catch missingno and then you had infinite slurp juice to use on your pokémon
Now I am the old man and none of you know what I'm talking about 
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Smdh, kids too young to have participated in The Long March are posting now. I feel old
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