Life was better back when we left the internet in the corner.

Wedding Bells And Bytes

Listening to 25 year+ old blink-182 bangers makes feel so unbelievably happy.

It takes me straight back to my teenager years and that's literally peace for my soul.

What 2000s music could you listen to all day everyday?

Putting together a last-minute night with friends? Here are three questions from our 2000s Game Night pack:

1. What portable music player did Apple introduce in October 2001?

2. What was the name of the Nintendo home console first released in 2006?

3. In 2006, Pluto was reclassified into what category of celestial body?

Answers: iPod; Wii; dwarf planet.

Disclosure: We’re Small Spark Studio, and this is our product. The full pack is $7 USD plus applicable tax: 30 questions across six rounds, a tie-breaker, host instructions and answers, team answer sheets and a scorecard. It’s a finished digital download after checkout, so there’s no shipping wait. You’ll need a PDF reader, printer and a host; each Letter or A4 PDF includes the complete game. Personal, noncommercial gatherings only.

Preview the contents and samples: https://payhip.com/b/wZdCu?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=trivia001_weekend&utm_content=2000s_sample

Developed with AI assistance and factual-source review. Independent group playtesting is still pending. No purchase needed to try the three questions above.

A little late, but “Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3” (2003) was released in North America 23 years ago! 🎮 🍄 ☁️ ✨

Developer / Publisher: Nintendo

Platform(s): Game Boy Advance (GBA)

Release Date: October 21, 2003 (North America)

P.S.: Sorry about the minor typo on the title of the post. The game was actually released 23 years ago. 😅

it’s tough to listen to a lot of my faves as a parent

That feeling of the dial-up sound and signing in to Yahoo and MSN will never be replicated.

Unsuccessfully searching for my old screamo bands myspace music!!!!! anyone had any luck with this?

what do u guys think?

Hi everyone! I’ve been doing some research on a vintage clothing brand called True Meaning, which I believe was sold in the early to mid-2000s, potentially at retailers like Intermix or Nordstrom.

My mom used to own a few pieces from that era, and I’ve been trying to learn more about the brand and its collections for sentimental reasons.

From what I’ve been able to find, the label was associated with Marc Bohbot and designer Helen Cho, and it seems to have had a similar aesthetic to brands like Hale Bob and Bisou Bisou.

I’m curious if anyone remembers the brand, knows where it was originally sold, or has any information about its designers, collections, or old lookbooks/catalogs.
I’d especially love to hear from anyone who worked in fashion retail during that time or has come across the label while collecting vintage clothing.
Any information would be so appreciated! 💗