I want to downvote you out of fear, yet I want to upvote you for the audacity

Guy who advocates against vaccines shocked at disease outbreak

True adulthood is realizing you need a pill organizer

The top comment on this thread is frying me. Literally the most stereotypical “kids these days” comment I’ve ever read.

I still can’t believe they were flipping grunts…

they’ve made modern iterations of strawberry shortcake cartoons for the past couple decades! i grew up with strawberry shortcake shows and movies on dvd

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strawberry_Shortcake_(TV_series) (2003) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strawberry_Shortcake's_Berry_Bitty_Adventures (2009) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strawberry_Shortcake:_Berry_in_the_Big_City (2021)

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i’m totally biased because i grew up in that era, but it’s my favorite console and i’m currently combing through my backlog of wii games i’ve bought over the years or never beat as a kid. sooo many hidden gems! it’s so cheap to find good games for, it’s a great beginner console

the first time i ever played video games was on a ps1… in 2009. we didn’t have a lot of money back then and all we had was my dad’s old playstation. he mostly played resident evil and similar games before he had kids; you can’t give preschoolers resident evil unless you want to traumatize them, so i spent hours playing gran turismo and a handful of arcade games on that thing until we got a wii in 2011. this began a trend of our family waiting until the end of a console’s life cycle to purchase it until i got old enough to buy my own consoles. now my parents wonder why i spend my money on old games instead of buying new ones…