The only thing keeping us Millennials going at this point
The only thing keeping us Millennials going at this point
The only thing keeping us Millennials going at this point
It’s actually just a trap door that when opened spews slime on everyone nearby.
This might be the only satisfying and appropriate conclusion without things getting really somber really fast.
But... You Can't Do That On Television.
*edited to add link
You know what to do: drink water, eat healthy, lift weights, go swimming, quit social media, quit your stressfull job and find the little things that make you happy, you don't need much.
Why you already know what's in it
I don't.
The lost season 4 script for the Last Airbender. We get to find out that Toph's kid is Sokkas
I'm still mad about how dirty they did Suki in TLoK. Not even a fucking offhanded mention.
@remindme@mstdn.social RemindMe 19 years
@ThePicardManeuver Ok, I will remind you on Thursday Dec 18, 2042 at 6:31 AM PST.
The remind bot will remind you in December but it will be opened in April!
That's the reminder to set a reminder for April
Good catch! I wonder if it can do dates...
@remindme@mstdn.social RemindMe April 30th, 2042
@remindme@mstdn.social RemindMe 18.2 years
@tostiman Ok, I will remind you on Thursday Dec 18, 2025 at 10:56 AM PST.
LFG.
Did you also recently watch the recent Bright Sun Films video about Nickelodeon Studios?
There's at least 2 of us!
I didn't even know Nickelodeon was around in '92. I always thought of them as being very much a '00s channel, maybe founded in the mid-to-late '90s.
Amazing that they were not only around, but old enough to feel it made sense to do a time capsule then.
Oops, all slime!
Looking at some of the headlines from 1992 is pretty interesting:
the camera being included is the best bit
Time capsules with less than 100 years are the dumbest thing.
When the same people who sealed it up are around to see it opened, it’s not a “time capsule” anymore than a couple of boxes at the bottom of the pile in my parent’s garage.
We did one of these in elementary school. One day while I was back in my hometown, I remembered it and decided to swing by the school to see if they ever did anything with it.
The school was bulldozed.
They put the school rubble in the ground for people to discover in 50 years.
It's the gift that won't stop giving: asbestos.