The Nostalgia and Memories Topic

SizzlingSausages01

TheGreater_Good wrote:
Scratch_Cat_Coder8 wrote:
does anyone get a little upset at those videos that are like “90s and 2000s kids did these things” and yet like half to most of the things are like stuff that even early Gen Alpha did, and the comments are all like “I miss life before social media” WHEN THEY ARE USING SOCIAL MEDIA
I once found this dropshipper account that were selling these roblox spawn point carpets, with the same caption on their videos:

“Gen Z: It's just a carpet”
"2000s kids: No it's not "

those are the same thing…
gen z = 1997 - 2010/2012

TheGreater_Good

SizzlingSausages01 wrote:
TheGreater_Good wrote:
Scratch_Cat_Coder8 wrote:
does anyone get a little upset at those videos that are like “90s and 2000s kids did these things” and yet like half to most of the things are like stuff that even early Gen Alpha did, and the comments are all like “I miss life before social media” WHEN THEY ARE USING SOCIAL MEDIA
I once found this dropshipper account that were selling these roblox spawn point carpets, with the same caption on their videos:

“Gen Z: It's just a carpet”
"2000s kids: No it's not "

those are the same thing…
gen z = 1997 - 2010/2012

this is what happens when you drop out of high school to do dropshipping, kids!

Last edited by TheGreater_Good (Nov. 3, 2025 10:43:40)

LemonCookieOfficial

Scratch_Cat_Coder8 wrote:
does anyone get a little upset at those videos that are like “90s and 2000s kids did these things” and yet like half to most of the things are like stuff that even early Gen Alpha did, and the comments are all like “I miss life before social media” WHEN THEY ARE USING SOCIAL MEDIA

bruh i hate those shorts
it gives me FOMO in the worst way possible, even though i experienced some of things that early-mid gen z did as a late gen z (2010)

mingo-gag

Remember Duck Life 4? I enjoyed it back then, and I remember its OST

Crispydogs101

mingo-gag wrote:
Remember Duck Life 4? I enjoyed it back then, and I remember its OST

I remember spending HALF of the day playing that game.

lgbjuraj

TheGreater_Good wrote:
Scratch_Cat_Coder8 wrote:
does anyone get a little upset at those videos that are like “90s and 2000s kids did these things” and yet like half to most of the things are like stuff that even early Gen Alpha did, and the comments are all like “I miss life before social media” WHEN THEY ARE USING SOCIAL MEDIA
I once found this dropshipper account that were selling these roblox spawn point carpets, with the same caption on their videos:

“Gen Z: It's just a carpet”
"2000s kids: No it's not "

you are getting into a real gray zone with this

one wrong word and this topic will get nuked so hard even a 404 won't pop up afterwards

Last edited by lgbjuraj (Nov. 6, 2025 13:44:56)

TheGreater_Good

lgbjuraj wrote:
TheGreater_Good wrote:
Scratch_Cat_Coder8 wrote:
does anyone get a little upset at those videos that are like “90s and 2000s kids did these things” and yet like half to most of the things are like stuff that even early Gen Alpha did, and the comments are all like “I miss life before social media” WHEN THEY ARE USING SOCIAL MEDIA
I once found this dropshipper account that were selling these roblox spawn point carpets, with the same caption on their videos:

“Gen Z: It's just a carpet”
"2000s kids: No it's not "

you are getting into a real gray zone with this

one wrong word and this topic will get nuked so hard even a 404 won't pop up afterwards

dont even try to mention that so then it wont even be a thought

cat_fish430

Anybody ever flip through their parents' old photo albums? I remember when I would look at my mother's pictures for hours, I've since wished I could have those sorts of memories; blurry shots from ski trips, group photos where everybody's grinning, fuzzy pictures of friends at summer camp. Been making sure to bring my camera wherever I go so I can try to keep those moments around for awhile. I can't wait to look at all my photos in twenty years time.

TheGreater_Good

cat_fish430 wrote:
Anybody ever flip through their parents' old photo albums? I remember when I would look at my mother's pictures for hours, I've since wished I could have those sorts of memories; blurry shots from ski trips, group photos where everybody's grinning, fuzzy pictures of friends at summer camp. Been making sure to bring my camera wherever I go so I can try to keep those moments around for awhile. I can't wait to look at all my photos in twenty years time.

I've been doing that with my 3DS for a while now with field trips and vacations :)

Crispydogs101

TheGreater_Good wrote:
I once found this dropshipper account that were selling these roblox spawn point carpets, with the same caption on their videos:

“Gen Z: It's just a carpet”
"2000s kids: No it's not "

WHAT

XxImmortal

for some reason I find the vibe of 2000s anime quite nostalgic. as in the backgrounds and stuff, I don't know how to explain it but look at an image and go “oh that makes me feel ___” but it might be because I used to see these backgrounds so much when browsing on google images looking at mlp fanart when I was like 7

Last edited by XxImmortal (Nov. 8, 2025 00:20:39)

LemonCookieOfficial

cat_fish430 wrote:
Anybody ever flip through their parents' old photo albums? I remember when I would look at my mother's pictures for hours, I've since wished I could have those sorts of memories; blurry shots from ski trips, group photos where everybody's grinning, fuzzy pictures of friends at summer camp. Been making sure to bring my camera wherever I go so I can try to keep those moments around for awhile. I can't wait to look at all my photos in twenty years time.

I looked through my parents' wedding photos once (they got married in 2007 ok). The photos were kewl along with the setup of the photo album and the edited photos (it was giving me frutiger aero vibes)

edit: had to change what the first note said because i don't want people getting the wrong point

Last edited by LemonCookieOfficial (Nov. 8, 2025 02:26:11)

cat_fish430

TheGreater_Good wrote:
cat_fish430 wrote:
Anybody ever flip through their parents' old photo albums? I remember when I would look at my mother's pictures for hours, I've since wished I could have those sorts of memories; blurry shots from ski trips, group photos where everybody's grinning, fuzzy pictures of friends at summer camp. Been making sure to bring my camera wherever I go so I can try to keep those moments around for awhile. I can't wait to look at all my photos in twenty years time.
I've been doing that with my 3DS for a while now with field trips and vacations :)

That's neat! I never really considered that you could take pictures with a 3DS, but I don't own one so what do I know!!
I like to get my photos printed out so that I can have physical copies of my memories. I've got a photo album myself that I keep them all in, though I'm thinking it would probably be better to just save up all my pictures before putting them in an album. I like having something that I can hold in my hands, it makes my memories tangible in a way.

TheGreater_Good

cat_fish430 wrote:
TheGreater_Good wrote:
cat_fish430 wrote:
Anybody ever flip through their parents' old photo albums? I remember when I would look at my mother's pictures for hours, I've since wished I could have those sorts of memories; blurry shots from ski trips, group photos where everybody's grinning, fuzzy pictures of friends at summer camp. Been making sure to bring my camera wherever I go so I can try to keep those moments around for awhile. I can't wait to look at all my photos in twenty years time.
I've been doing that with my 3DS for a while now with field trips and vacations :)
That's neat! I never really considered that you could take pictures with a 3DS, but I don't own one so what do I know!!
I like to get my photos printed out so that I can have physical copies of my memories. I've got a photo album myself that I keep them all in, though I'm thinking it would probably be better to just save up all my pictures before putting them in an album. I like having something that I can hold in my hands, it makes my memories tangible in a way.

Omg I feel the same way but with journals, writing a digital one is good and all but I'd rather have physical media

cat_fish430

TheGreater_Good wrote:
cat_fish430 wrote:
TheGreater_Good wrote:
cat_fish430 wrote:
Anybody ever flip through their parents' old photo albums? I remember when I would look at my mother's pictures for hours, I've since wished I could have those sorts of memories; blurry shots from ski trips, group photos where everybody's grinning, fuzzy pictures of friends at summer camp. Been making sure to bring my camera wherever I go so I can try to keep those moments around for awhile. I can't wait to look at all my photos in twenty years time.
I've been doing that with my 3DS for a while now with field trips and vacations :)
That's neat! I never really considered that you could take pictures with a 3DS, but I don't own one so what do I know!!
I like to get my photos printed out so that I can have physical copies of my memories. I've got a photo album myself that I keep them all in, though I'm thinking it would probably be better to just save up all my pictures before putting them in an album. I like having something that I can hold in my hands, it makes my memories tangible in a way.
Omg I feel the same way but with journals, writing a digital one is good and all but I'd rather have physical media

That's so true!! I have a bunch of embarrassing diary entries dating back since I was in elementary school, it really opens a window to what my life was like back then… needless to say I'll be sure to preserve them for years to come. I also like writing letters to myself when I get bored and storing them in a box to read when I'm older. ^_^

TheGreater_Good

cat_fish430 wrote:
TheGreater_Good wrote:
cat_fish430 wrote:
TheGreater_Good wrote:
cat_fish430 wrote:
Anybody ever flip through their parents' old photo albums? I remember when I would look at my mother's pictures for hours, I've since wished I could have those sorts of memories; blurry shots from ski trips, group photos where everybody's grinning, fuzzy pictures of friends at summer camp. Been making sure to bring my camera wherever I go so I can try to keep those moments around for awhile. I can't wait to look at all my photos in twenty years time.
I've been doing that with my 3DS for a while now with field trips and vacations :)
That's neat! I never really considered that you could take pictures with a 3DS, but I don't own one so what do I know!!
I like to get my photos printed out so that I can have physical copies of my memories. I've got a photo album myself that I keep them all in, though I'm thinking it would probably be better to just save up all my pictures before putting them in an album. I like having something that I can hold in my hands, it makes my memories tangible in a way.
Omg I feel the same way but with journals, writing a digital one is good and all but I'd rather have physical media
That's so true!! I have a bunch of embarrassing diary entries dating back since I was in elementary school, it really opens a window to what my life was like back then… needless to say I'll be sure to preserve them for years to come. I also like writing letters to myself when I get bored and storing them in a box to read when I'm older. ^_^

That's exactly why I started writing diaries, just so I can look back and see what weird drama was happening in my life lol

cat_fish430

TheGreater_Good wrote:
cat_fish430 wrote:
TheGreater_Good wrote:
cat_fish430 wrote:
TheGreater_Good wrote:
cat_fish430 wrote:
Anybody ever flip through their parents' old photo albums? I remember when I would look at my mother's pictures for hours, I've since wished I could have those sorts of memories; blurry shots from ski trips, group photos where everybody's grinning, fuzzy pictures of friends at summer camp. Been making sure to bring my camera wherever I go so I can try to keep those moments around for awhile. I can't wait to look at all my photos in twenty years time.
I've been doing that with my 3DS for a while now with field trips and vacations :)
That's neat! I never really considered that you could take pictures with a 3DS, but I don't own one so what do I know!!
I like to get my photos printed out so that I can have physical copies of my memories. I've got a photo album myself that I keep them all in, though I'm thinking it would probably be better to just save up all my pictures before putting them in an album. I like having something that I can hold in my hands, it makes my memories tangible in a way.
Omg I feel the same way but with journals, writing a digital one is good and all but I'd rather have physical media
That's so true!! I have a bunch of embarrassing diary entries dating back since I was in elementary school, it really opens a window to what my life was like back then… needless to say I'll be sure to preserve them for years to come. I also like writing letters to myself when I get bored and storing them in a box to read when I'm older. ^_^
That's exactly why I started writing diaries, just so I can look back and see what weird drama was happening in my life lol

I've never managed to keep a consistent diary until I got the one I currently write in, and I'm already looking back at some of the earlier pages and feeling a tinge of awkwardness. There's also a few “vlogs” I hastily recorded a year or two ago that are still on my computer and I despise them all

Last edited by cat_fish430 (Nov. 10, 2025 06:25:32)

Dexy3791

the feeling playing DS when ur supposed to be asleep and you're sweating buckets from the possibility that your mom might hear the click of it closing.

LemonCookieOfficial

I just found out the name of my childhood movie, it's called Enthian 2.0!
the movie came out when i prob was still 7-8 years old

JacobKindred

gplb2718 (#4332)
XxImmortal (#4319)
How did you get into Scratch?

For me, I remember in primary school the other kids going onto Scratch and playing the games on it, and then my friend made an account so I did too
my mom got me the coding with scratch book, notably this one:

(sorry about the huge png)

Nice! I think I have the same exact book, but updated for Scratch 3.0.

(Don't worry too much about the large PNG.)

Last edited by JacobKindred (Nov. 11, 2025 00:22:03)

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