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captainlezbian, in What a silly thought, am I right?

Yeah I prefer fingering my instrument to change notes

BluJay320,
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This comment made by bass gang

kemsat, in Time is cruel

Aging is cruel.

cRazi_man,

Time…you fucked me again, you bastard.

Geobloke, in Time is cruel

The new album is actually pretty good and has a good mix of classic blink and about getting old. Fair few songs hit me hard and asking why blink would do this to me

Earthwormjim91, (edited ) in It's Always Money in Philadelphia

And then complain about being broke. All the fucking time.

comador, in This meme is so accurate to me that I **TRULY** cannot remember if I made it or not.
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I’ll be honest, it took me a minute to remember this… I thought it was Rampage at first.

Blaster_M, in This meme is so accurate to me that I **TRULY** cannot remember if I made it or not.

GORILLA.BAS

troyunrau,
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Between it and snakes, I wasted several hours of my childhood.

Donjuanme, in This meme is so accurate to me that I **TRULY** cannot remember if I made it or not.

Played this on dos, wish I’d learned more programming. Building randomness all the way up, banana velocity limit disabled, wind all the way up.

That was 96?

Pacmanlives, in This meme is so accurate to me that I **TRULY** cannot remember if I made it or not.

The funny thing is for me is I never knew about this hidden game at the time. I was also like 6 at the time. I started on MSDOS 5 and wasn’t this in Win3.1? Wild this era of computing was. So many dip switch’s

ChillDude69,

I remember playing it on DOS-only machines. I think it started being included with QBasic in MSDOS 5. This is now unlocking a memory, for me. I remember, back in that era, I made a QBasic program that was literally the DVD screensaver, with the logo bouncing around…except it was just a circle with a gradient in it. I think I eventually upgraded it to being a smiley face. Anyway, that was long before the meme about screensavers like that, and the whole “OMG IT’S ABOUT TO HIT THE CORNER, SO SATISFYING” thing.

But the thing is, I distinctly remember having that “oooh, it’s gonna hit the corner” feeling. And it was extra satisfying, because I had coded the collision physics for myself, including offsets for the origin point of the circle, so it would bounce off the edges, rather than slide halfway off the screen. It was a really awesome feeling.

RubberElectrons, in This meme is so accurate to me that I **TRULY** cannot remember if I made it or not.
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I remember finding this game in black and white on a 386 “laptop” that ran windows 3.1, bought for $5 at a thrift shop on a curious whim, back in 2006. Thing was more of a lugtop, easily 15lbs.

Not sure how but I accidentally found myself in this game.

ChillDude69,

I’m not sure what the most original version was, but the one the screenshot is from is called Gorillas, and it was included with Mircosoft Qbasic, on DOS. It was intended as an example program, to show what QBasic could do. I modded the crap out of it, to make the explosions bigger and weird colors, etc. Changed the gorillas to be all mutated and fucked up, etc. Good times.

aaaa,

I learned that if you made a building or the sun the same color as the gorillas, then hitting it killed the gorilla.

Seemed like such an odd way to detect hits to me.

Underwaterbob, in Time is cruel

1999 was 24 years ago. 24 years before 1999 was 1975, when Wish You Were Here, Physical Graffiti, and Toys in the Attic all came out. Those were definitely classic rock then.

friendlyhobo,

Classic, sure. But not oldies, which were generally 50s-60s, 35 years before 1999.

EtherWhack,
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About a quarter century ago

rambaroo,

Fuck

Blue_Morpho, (edited )

But here’s the gut punch. If you were listening to Physical Graffiti in 1975, 24 years earlier was 1951.

That was the end of big band music. You know, oldies.

PersnickityPenguin, in Time is cruel

I still remember a few years ago when my local Clearwater Classic Rock station started playing Green Day, Red Hot chili peppers, Weezer, Death Cab, Arcade Fire… as… classic rock?!

My head spun.

HeyThisIsntTheYMCA,
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Wait death cab and arcade fire are classic rock now? What does that make Arlo and Zep?

shea,

classic-er

PersnickityPenguin,

Classical

ChillDude69, (edited ) in Hi for random content

What the fuck is this? I guess my scriptblocker blocked whatever site that was. I cannot find anything about that link. WHAT THE FUCK DID I CLICK ON???

EDIT: EVERYONE REPORT THIS, BUT CAN THE MODS PLEASE TRY TO FIND OUT WHAT THIS WACK-ASS LINK IS???

macisr, in Time is cruel

Even this picture is an oldie now.

0ops, in Time is cruel

What are those albums in the oldies section? The one on the right looks like Boston’s self-titled. I’m guessing the left is Kansas’s The point of no return, but idk

Poggervania, in Time is cruel
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By textbook definition, we can consider stuff like Gorillaz, Linkin Park, and Panic! At The Disco as “retro” if the song or album came out 15-20 years ago.

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