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Consoomers / Consoomer Culture - Because if it has a recogniseable brand on it, I’d buy it!
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Pi day is cool because it means pie and pizza pie. Idk why they chop the e off the name though.
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a lot of these people really weren't that old during the time. I always see people born in the late 90s saying how they're a 90's baby and are obsessed with it. why? you were like four and you remember this? this whole 90's aesthetic vibe bullshit is cringe. "Imagine yourself, it's 98 and you are going over to your friend's house to play on his N64 and drink some HI-C". I never really understand it. it's also odd since most of these people wouldn't like it anyway. dial up internet, no smartphones, and no one is going you call you by your chosen pronouns. c'mon, drop the whole "this decade is my personality" shit.
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God I fucking despise how they're eating.
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Yeah, this is how I do things. Any software that I have that makes use of a sizeable database (such as Adobe products like Lightroom and whatnot), you can generally define how to structure folders, and also what date standard you want to use.
YYYY-MM-DD is nice to use because it will never be confused between American and not-American standards. It’s the same standard everywhere.
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Buying? No but I'd flog the posters out of Tiger Beat from the library ... especially the ones of The Bangles & Samantha Fox
source: I bought Reign In Blood when it came out
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Oh yeah. It's absolutely repulsive. It's bizarre, too. This isn't just a lack of manners. It's something different. It's almost as if they've become accustomed to people exaggerating online for emphasis and now they think that's normal behavior.
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You want dial up?
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How much do you think she spent on that over priced average food? There's so many good spots in Orlando to eat and she's filling up on this slop.
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No, but plug-in-and-go Internet was a mistake.
@NoReturn : Yeah, they're eating how they think "sophisticated" and "fancy" people eat. Because they think they're both. The one I hate most is how people now drink with straws by sticking their tongues out to grasp the straw and pull it into their mouths. They look like infants reaching for the teat.
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Being perpetually online wasn't a necessity in the 90s and everyone used to do just fine. The pandora box has been opened now, if you take my broadband now, in 2022 i obviously would have a lot of troubles like everyone else who has become dependant on it but i'd honestly be perfectly content with early to mid 2000s internet access. I don't care if downloading a movie from Kazaa takes me 2 days at 20kb/s and turns out to be gay porn, i'd trade higher speed if it means no social media. no cryptoscams, no nft apes, no twitter, no reddit, no zuckerberg, etc.
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This looks disgusting. She looks sick the whole time. The company delish should have more than one person trying to eat the food at Disney, making one person do it is horrible idea. I did not like to watch that, not even a little bit, not at all.
Anyway.
Stupid designer clothings.
Nylon leggings for this price? No, thank you, I do not want it.
$600,00 thrift store tshirt, looks like cardboard
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That lady has scoliosis or something. Her right shoulder doesn't sit at the same height her left shoulder does.
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I never noticed that before, but you're right. When the hell did people start doing this?
Also, damn you for ensuring I'll never not notice it from now on when people do it.
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Frosty_Glass mentioning seeing people born in the late 90s being into this sort of nostalgia gumbo aesthetic, and that made me realize something: if you were a toddler at the end of a period of a certain kind of culture or fashion, it'll get logged in your brain as something vague and mysterious, that you never fully understood, yet it's especially interesting because it was gone before you could really comprehend it. Things like this will stand out to you, and you'll see remnants of stuff you remember throughout your life, like assorted clothes and knick-knacks at thrift stores, magazines at used bookstores, and reruns on TV. Combine those with seeing advertisements like this:
and your mind sort of pieces together what a kid's room in that time might have looked like, because you're imagining it through rose-tinted glasses. That's what those ads in @Maggots on a Train v2's more or less are, manifested into reality.
Of course, any of us could tell you that those aren't at all what kids' rooms of the 90s looked like. Most of the furniture would be old hand-me-downs, and I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of it still is, considering how much 21st century furniture is just MDF junk.
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I don’t know if this has been said before, but social justice and consumerism really do go hand in hand. Between Russians trying to get what is left of McDonalds hamburgers to corporations like Target and Wal-Mart capitalizing on pro-Ukraine buzzwords, this meme currently encapsulates what I currently think at the moment:
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It does when tycoons like Larry Fink, Soros are trying to social engineer culture from the top down and use all their finantial power to rope every other corporation into it. Is not even a conspiracy theory when they proudly advertise what they are doing. The whole woke phenomenom could hipotetically end, in minecraft, with a handful of well placed bullets.