>>83054529
Around that time I was meeting weed-smoking punk girls on MSN Chat Rooms and flirting with them on messenger. I had a cringe nothing-date with one, met up with another one and her friend where we had a sort of poly thing going and I had all of my first sexual experiences but I wouldn't be smoking weed until a year later with other girls. That's also around the time I was on myspace also looking for mallgoth numetal emo girls.
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>>76731879
>I don't care about sports
>I hate these guys
>I want to play video games
why don't skniwalkers like him simply go hang out with the other epic gamers?
>I don't care about sports
>I hate these guys
>I want to play video games
why don't skniwalkers like him simply go hang out with the other epic gamers?
>>214448755
>if I was born 20 years ago, I would have been a Cool Chad with many friends.
At most you would have been what redditors are today, nerds but nerds that hang out together.
>if I was born 20 years ago, I would have been a Cool Chad with many friends.
At most you would have been what redditors are today, nerds but nerds that hang out together.
>>82122358
>people age16-22 doing in 80s/90s
I'm not that old, those are proper gen X but we didn't get internet at home until 2002 and we weren't exactly super late adopters of it either. Early adopters of the internet or even of home computers was usually people who worked in STEM, usually as proper licensed engineers.
Around 1999 where I lived there was maybe 1 in 5 kids who had the internet at home.
Anyways in no particular order
>sports (either organized or just kids playing whatever on a field or on the streets)
>reading, lots of going to malls and bookstores just to read the monthly magazines without having to pay for them. Lots of time spent in libraries as well obviously, certainly for me. Re-reading old comic books, collecting new and old comic books, buying magazines about comic book collection, etc.
>lots of time spent in front of the TV as besides the radio it was the only way to get real-time news. Also because if you missed a TV when it aired it was gone until rerun season or it was gone for good. TV was a lot more of a weekly ritual
>card games, starting with of course MtG it spiraled out to anime series like pokemon yu gi oh sakura cardcaptor
>RPG board games, like the classic Dungeons & Dragons though I never got into that.
>Watching other people play video games at arcades after you ran out of quarters
>lots of wandering around on bikes and trying to kill boredom in the worst ways like throwing apples at cars, dropping things off over highway overpasses, setting fires here and there, pushing your friend in a shopping cart down a hill, etc.
>drugs; weed still being illegal and le cool rebel thing to do, every other gamer dude and RPG nerd and music autist having shrooms, not having to worry about if ecstasy pills had fentanyl in them
>small comfy but chaotic punk shows, happy hardcore raves, giant mainstream nu-metal bands fresh off of MTV, goth stores everywhere
>building plastic models
>people age16-22 doing in 80s/90s
I'm not that old, those are proper gen X but we didn't get internet at home until 2002 and we weren't exactly super late adopters of it either. Early adopters of the internet or even of home computers was usually people who worked in STEM, usually as proper licensed engineers.
Around 1999 where I lived there was maybe 1 in 5 kids who had the internet at home.
Anyways in no particular order
>sports (either organized or just kids playing whatever on a field or on the streets)
>reading, lots of going to malls and bookstores just to read the monthly magazines without having to pay for them. Lots of time spent in libraries as well obviously, certainly for me. Re-reading old comic books, collecting new and old comic books, buying magazines about comic book collection, etc.
>lots of time spent in front of the TV as besides the radio it was the only way to get real-time news. Also because if you missed a TV when it aired it was gone until rerun season or it was gone for good. TV was a lot more of a weekly ritual
>card games, starting with of course MtG it spiraled out to anime series like pokemon yu gi oh sakura cardcaptor
>RPG board games, like the classic Dungeons & Dragons though I never got into that.
>Watching other people play video games at arcades after you ran out of quarters
>lots of wandering around on bikes and trying to kill boredom in the worst ways like throwing apples at cars, dropping things off over highway overpasses, setting fires here and there, pushing your friend in a shopping cart down a hill, etc.
>drugs; weed still being illegal and le cool rebel thing to do, every other gamer dude and RPG nerd and music autist having shrooms, not having to worry about if ecstasy pills had fentanyl in them
>small comfy but chaotic punk shows, happy hardcore raves, giant mainstream nu-metal bands fresh off of MTV, goth stores everywhere
>building plastic models
>>82091666
meeting girls on myspace and MSN chat rooms
buying funny pills from urban youths outside of subway stations without worrying about fentanyl
being mallgothmaxxed and going to metal bars and goth dance clubs
meeting local nerds via newgrounds' message board
going to video stores every weekend
people being a lot more open to public nudity and sex in public
almost no indians
system of a down and green day playing in the top 10 on the radio
meeting girls on myspace and MSN chat rooms
buying funny pills from urban youths outside of subway stations without worrying about fentanyl
being mallgothmaxxed and going to metal bars and goth dance clubs
meeting local nerds via newgrounds' message board
going to video stores every weekend
people being a lot more open to public nudity and sex in public
almost no indians
system of a down and green day playing in the top 10 on the radio