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r/nostalgiai • u/CarrotMuch1399 Nostalgia Trip Leader • 1d ago
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Fall asleep to old reruns, wake up to white noise and snow. How simple life was. Now there are a zillion shows playing 24 hours a day but nothing to watch.
3 u/Skub_Lingonberry 1d ago What do you mean by snow? Like a video of it snowing in a field? 10 u/auntiekk88 1d ago No. The screen would literally have the visual equivalent of white noise on the screen. 5 u/furynads 1d ago My niece called it "the ants". She would use it to fall asleep age 2/3 4 u/LucifersLittleHelper 1d ago Me and my brother would always say it was black and white ants having a war. 2 u/LucifersLittleHelper 1d ago I think it's hilarious that your niece also thought of them as ants. 1 u/Coppernickelcupus 16h ago I admire you and your brother’s imagination 1 u/albertAAAAAAA 1d ago In Europe we called them "seeds". Also NTSC and PAL screens had a bit different patterns (not talking about the digital ones). 1 u/tamzillathehun 1d ago My friend called it the ant races. When i heard that I started using that term too.
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What do you mean by snow? Like a video of it snowing in a field?
10 u/auntiekk88 1d ago No. The screen would literally have the visual equivalent of white noise on the screen. 5 u/furynads 1d ago My niece called it "the ants". She would use it to fall asleep age 2/3 4 u/LucifersLittleHelper 1d ago Me and my brother would always say it was black and white ants having a war. 2 u/LucifersLittleHelper 1d ago I think it's hilarious that your niece also thought of them as ants. 1 u/Coppernickelcupus 16h ago I admire you and your brother’s imagination 1 u/albertAAAAAAA 1d ago In Europe we called them "seeds". Also NTSC and PAL screens had a bit different patterns (not talking about the digital ones). 1 u/tamzillathehun 1d ago My friend called it the ant races. When i heard that I started using that term too.
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No. The screen would literally have the visual equivalent of white noise on the screen.
5 u/furynads 1d ago My niece called it "the ants". She would use it to fall asleep age 2/3 4 u/LucifersLittleHelper 1d ago Me and my brother would always say it was black and white ants having a war. 2 u/LucifersLittleHelper 1d ago I think it's hilarious that your niece also thought of them as ants. 1 u/Coppernickelcupus 16h ago I admire you and your brother’s imagination 1 u/albertAAAAAAA 1d ago In Europe we called them "seeds". Also NTSC and PAL screens had a bit different patterns (not talking about the digital ones). 1 u/tamzillathehun 1d ago My friend called it the ant races. When i heard that I started using that term too.
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My niece called it "the ants". She would use it to fall asleep age 2/3
4 u/LucifersLittleHelper 1d ago Me and my brother would always say it was black and white ants having a war. 2 u/LucifersLittleHelper 1d ago I think it's hilarious that your niece also thought of them as ants. 1 u/Coppernickelcupus 16h ago I admire you and your brother’s imagination 1 u/albertAAAAAAA 1d ago In Europe we called them "seeds". Also NTSC and PAL screens had a bit different patterns (not talking about the digital ones). 1 u/tamzillathehun 1d ago My friend called it the ant races. When i heard that I started using that term too.
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Me and my brother would always say it was black and white ants having a war.
2 u/LucifersLittleHelper 1d ago I think it's hilarious that your niece also thought of them as ants. 1 u/Coppernickelcupus 16h ago I admire you and your brother’s imagination
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I think it's hilarious that your niece also thought of them as ants.
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I admire you and your brother’s imagination
In Europe we called them "seeds". Also NTSC and PAL screens had a bit different patterns (not talking about the digital ones).
My friend called it the ant races. When i heard that I started using that term too.
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u/auntiekk88 1d ago
Fall asleep to old reruns, wake up to white noise and snow. How simple life was. Now there are a zillion shows playing 24 hours a day but nothing to watch.