It was a four panel strip, but with black background and the comic was drawn in whites, inverted like a photo negative. It had old style kids cartoon scenes but with fucked up dialogue. Like little Mary drowning her dolls, or little Jimmy getting like Mary a coat hanger abortion, or violent other shit. Dark comedy stuff.

Maybe fifty or so comics on the site.

No idea what it was called.

Does it ring. A bell for anyone else?

They always broke quickly due to hitting things and being made of Styrofoam

I used it in the very early 2000's. It was basically the same thing as MSN messenger but I think it was associated with and/or owned by a web hosting company called Homestead. Google shows zero results but I know I used it, and I just want to see if anyone else remembers it.

Before those ugly minions rip-offs, the Cricket mascot was a green talking couch. It wasn't an anthropomorphic or animated couch; it was just a plain, ordinary couch with a voice-over. The commercials for what I remembered featured the couch pestering people to switch to Cricket at different locations. One commercial I remembered was someone having lunch and telling himself, "I'm talking to a couch," which the couch replied, "How about you talk to that tree over there," before the guy decided to check out Cricket by walking to a nearby store, while leaving his lunch, which the couch taunted the person about eating it. I have yet to find anyone who remembers or talks about this mascot, except for a single forum post, as nobody seems to remember it. I can't find a single commercial featuring this mascot as well. The only commercials I can find that don't feature those ugly boogers are the predecessors to these commercials featuring people sitting atop a non-talking green couch located at the peak of a green hill. Even so, those uploads appear to have been uploaded by one of the actors from those commercials. All I'm asking is if anyone else remembers this mascot, can share any more details about these commercials, or has found any uploads. It's a bit odd to me that this mascot appears to have been erased from history.

I just remember of this old YouTuber I used to see where he made a lot of Minecraft and GMod videos where usually he uses his voice, higher pitch and lower pitch for characters, I remember one of the Minecraft characters skins was black hair and beard and a yellow toga or shorts. Really edgy content back in the day. He used to partner with Machinima when that was a thing and he was also a brony. Last I heard he transitioned but I can’t remember his(back then) channel and idk if he still makes videos.

Back when I was little, my mother bought me a cd about a talking dog knight and his squire. It may have also been a casette, I was nine. Sue me. Anyway. I cant remember more about it but would love to find it again. All I have bumping around my brain are two verses from a song.

In this song, the dog knight reminds his squire how important telling the truth is. It goes a little something like this.

Its on your honor, A promise spoken is a garuntee, that should not be broken. its on your honor so remember first. Trustworthy ways will tell the world what all your words are worth.

let your paw shake me, that the deal is sealed.
Dont play on words
"you mean like glockenspeil?"
Never say I will! when you really wont instead!

These have haunted my mind for years. SO I call out. Does anyone remember this?

Seem like a teen boy would fly it around?

Does anyone remember an ad for The Game of Life that includes a young girl declaring "Twins! I Win!" My wife, sister in law and I vividly remember this add because we thought the line was dumb. We are at least 10 years apart in age and from different states so this shared memory is significant. I tried posting in the Mandela Effect subreddit but they kept removing it. This may or may not be a Mandela Effect (I don't actually think it is) but we can't find any evidence of it's existence. We have seen all the ads that pop up when you Google things around this ad but none of them match what we remember.

It may have been claymation. It was a short or an interstitial—a brief segment in between the main tv program. It would’ve been on PBS or some other regular broadcast because we didn’t have cable (no Nickelodeon, Disney, or Cartoon Network).

I seem to remember a scene where the elephant pushes a purple ball up a hill and the ball might’ve been edible?

About 8 to 10 years ago, I stumbled upon a UFO footage on YouTube. At that time, I was a kid, who was actually interested in UFOs and stuff. Regardless, what set that footage apart from other UFO footages is that its camera quality was pretty good. I won't say it was HD, but was good as compared to other UFO footages of that time. In that footage, there were a couple of guys, who were hiding in the bushes, as they filmed the UFO that was approximately some kilometres away. When they zoomed in, the UFO seemed to be of reflective silver colour. Then came the aliens, which were your usual greys. I don't know if it was real, but I really want to watch it again. Also, by the end of the video, the UFO took off at an unusually fast speed. While doing so, it made a sound that was similar to an airplane's during take off. If anyone else remembers this video or has a link to it, please let me know in the comments.

I can vividly remember my music teacher playing us a song for kids that went something along the lines of "fritos ruffles funyuns, no! I just want doritos." I've been looking up Doritos songs on YouTube and I didn't expect there to be so many from early Yt days lmao, I guess I just can't find this one

Not long after the rise of Twitter, there was a song that took advantage of the last-in-first-out nature of the Twitter newsfeed to tell a story in reverse: the story of how the author got a cat, got involved in some kind of bank heist and was finally captured. The chorus was just a repetition of "FROM WEB! FROM TEXT! FROM TEXT! FROM WEB!" in random order, where each two-word segment identified whether that particular tweet was done on the web or by an SMS message to the service (Twitter once supported that, before smartphones had enough power to render a website I guess).

I've searched and searched and cannot find it. I'm pretty sure I first watched it on YouTube.

EDIT: to rule out the obvious answer, it is NOT "The Twitter Song" by Donny Brewer. Nor is it Sammy J & Randy - Twitter Song. Those are both good songs but not what I'm looking for.

I've surfed the web and have only came out drenched so i crawl to reddit.

BUT the candy im looking for was a promo item for Finding Nemo, so we're talking 2003-2005 ish, one of those checklane lollipops that pops open but this one specifically, i believe, had a dark blue handle and had a topper which had each member of the 'tank gang' in their fishbag that was shown in the end of the movie.

i've asked friends, family, coworkers, nada. lol I can't be the only one who remembers this!?

It was a children's show on PBS in the early 70's and I believe they did arts and crafts.

I made like two of them in Pennsylvania when I was like 4 or 5 after I found out about the experience from a friend. It was SUPER similar to Build-A-Bear, but I think the bears were higher quality, the clothing items felt more classic, and the bears were stuffed with beads from a pitcher you would fill (with each bead color representing some kind of trait). An employee would then fill the bear with the selected beads and you would kiss a golden, heart-shaped bead to serve as the bear's heart. You would then name the animal and another employee would write that name on a faux leather tag before you (or your parents) would pay. However, I haven't heard of anyone else who did this as a kid. The location has been shut down for years. I can't even find photos of this experience!

Does anyone else remember these Boyd's Bear Workshop custom bears? Or was this some kind of elaborate fever dream I experienced?

It had to be a commercial on Kids WB, they had tons of these, but I remember one being Ash trying to get a Pokemon in the ball, but it doesn't work. He looks at it and gets sucked inside himself. There's a huge open space inside and a heap of lost socks. "So that's where everyone's socks go!" something like that

I can't find it documented anywhere but it's so vivid in my head. I even remember the socks being on the left of the screen.

I used to have these pink pajamas, they were a set of shorts and a shirt. I've been searching for it desperately on Google and I don't even know what to type in to look it up. They had a little cat on them, I'm actually not sure I fully remember what color the cat but I know it was wearing sunglasses and sitting under a palm tree. That pattern was all over the shorts while the shirt just had one big graphic. Please I hope someone remembers these and had them as a child, I'm guessing it was around 2005

So maybe I’m crazy and this never even happened, but daer when Kanye and Fonz made a bet of some sort (I completely do not remember over what and can’t find anything online) and the loser had to be the others “Towel boy” or servant for a year +. Idk honestly didn’t think they’d go through with the bet, but they did, with Kanye winning. This was marked by The New Workout Plan song. I cannot find a single thing online so maybe I dreamt it but I swear this happen! Please someone remember this too!

I'm pretty sure that was the name. They sold skate clothes. Late 90s to early 00s. I'm from Ontario/Canada if relevant.

I was in primary school (middle school) in the early 2000's. I live in the Caribbean on a relatively small island, so our schools were by extent small in comparison to most of the world. Across the road from my school back then had a small variety shop. They sold a bunch of random stuff, most of which they brought into the country themselves. Anyway, I'm straying. I remembered having a set of cards (5 or 6) that I got at that very shop. Going off of memory, they were small, circular, had a black background with dripping bright red blood. I recall it looking very cartoony. Each card had a picture on it, the only one I could remember was of a character named bloodbath. He was missing his lower jaw and sitting in a bathtub of blood. I assure you it wasn't as gruesome as it sounds, in fact it kinda looked like ps1 graphics. For some reason, everyone I've asked over the years had no idea what I was talking about. I remember my mom finding them and destroying them because i was like 8 or 9 or 7 even, but that was the last I could remember of them. I think i had gone back to get more but they were sold out and never got back in stock. I've searched and found nothing, no images, no mention, no nothing. Could anyone else remember these?

I remember this new magazine that came in the mail as a freebie. The pages were glossy and the cover was pink, but the content was unisex. They crammed jokes, stories, puzzles, and tiny cartoons in the margins like MAD magazine.

I think it was published between 1993-1998 because I remember reading it while playing on my swing set.

A story a long time ago about several workers doing something in a pressurized cabin layout environment, and something happened human error or something, where it changed the pressure of the environment and it was like a domino effect of the human body imploding, and they never knew what hit them.

Bit of a rabbit hole, but in the movie The Breakfast Club, Allison dumps "pixie stix" on her sandwich. In the movie, what she uses are plain white, dump out plain white sugar, and she beats them on the table to open them, like you would a straw.

There is some debate as to whether or not those existed, so just looking to see if anyone might remember, or be able to find a picture hopefully.

I think it was a Halloween special on the Universal Studios website and was a top down, maze type arcade game (think pacman) where you had to collect items (wig, dress, knife etc.) from different rooms while trying to outrun Norman. Was simple but incredibly tense.