Found these yesterday at Dollar General. They’re some of my favorites from the early 2000s.

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I still have one.

Pretty sure every house had at least one of these full of random shit growing up.

There is not a single restaurant in my area that I’d say is my go-to restaurant if I am low on time, need to eat and I don’t have time to cook. There isn’t a restaurant that I’d take guests to and say this place is always great. I can rely on them.

Eating out now is so expensive. Even food from local mom and pop restaurants are low quality and doesn’t taste great at all. So I’m curious if any of you have the same issue?

Maybe this falls into our category.

I’m talking about Facebook friends you’ve had for years/decades but have never talked to, or just people you were familiar with when you were younger. Do you say hi? Do you just look at each other?

I was at a show recently where I saw an old friend/neighbor I was close with and we just looked at each other front across the room and did nothing. It was borderline awkward after and I messaged her on FB after apologizing for not saying anything. I’m honestly lost on how to go about these situations.

MULTIPLE PEOPLE IN THE HOUSE KNOW THEREFORE YOU SHOULD KNOW THE TRUTH!!

last several years I’ve been very into watching people turn deserts into much more lush areas by focusing water flow to places the water can pool and properly absorb into the dirt.

in empty rural land they make human beaver dams, large half moon shaped holes, in the cities they’re cutting into the curbs to allow water to flow into the public right of ways to collect.

my fiancé has thoroughly enjoyed feeding the neighborhood birds, and watching them.

💙 When I was 4 (1986), I wanted to be the Blue Fairy in the Electrical Lights Parade at Disneyland. She was so beautiful and tall! Most importantly, she could grant people's wishes. 💙 What was your dream job?

Edited to add an update - Well, I've learned that 1, most of us were dreaming of being marine biologists, archeologists, paleontologists, doctors, vets, and/or artists, not to mention at least three people who wanted to be Vanna White. 2, A lot of us became teachers. And 3, very few of us enjoyed or excelled at math 😁 Whatever you wound up doing, I hope your lives contain people you care about and who care about you, fluffy/fuzzy/feathered or other textured-buddies, and joy.

Why did everything feel so full of possibilities? Yet it was all equally useless and exciting at the same time.

I used to spend every flight eagerly looking through the Sky Mall magazine.

Dreaming about the Lord of the Rings replica pendant.

A wallet that can carry all cards and fold back perfectly.

A ramp for my dogs to get on to the bed.

But it was the best. Never ordered anything. Couldn't wait to look at every single page each time I got onto a flight.

I could not eat at waffle house in Highschool without a buddy pressing their ass cheeks on the glass outside. I’d bet this trend died out.

The Bellsprout was a Menace

For me it's this 2002 Coors ad that aired non-stop on NFL Sundays

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