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atleast13 wrote:

esfandyar wrote:

atleast13 wrote: When Nirvana became big, I used to live in Seattle.

Me too. Bumbershoot ftw...

I used to snuck in to Bumbershoot. When it was like $10 bucks to get in!

They are now $45. Bumbershoot was just this weekend.

Remembering when "raves" weren't in clubs....

and you only needed "1" ,,, and doubledropping was crazy talk!....

ketamine wrote:The fact I’ve been producing for 10 years and only had 1 record out, and that was within my 1st year at age 20.

Thankyou <3 i thought i was the only one. XD

I will be going home to visit!
Where did you live in Seattle? I lived in the burbs - Mountlake Terrace/Lynnwood.
I was a rebel and by 15, I was out of the house. I lived in Rainier Ave for the most part.
Gosh, I can't believe that was half of my life ago.

@mks - yeah! It used to be $10 bucks for 3 days.

I know that question was directed at Esfandyar, but I just moved from Seattle in July after being there for the last 15 years. I lived on Capitol Hill for the last 8 years.

Lived there when I was a kid until about 98', right on the border of Redmond and Bellevue. I could have thrown a rock at Microsoft. There was this immense forest that use to surround it, kin of like a barrier between my neighborhood and their property. now they have bulldozed it all down to expand last I heard. I remember every summer in august me and my mom would walk around everywhere and pick blackberries to make blackberry pies. I lived also maybe a 10 minute walk to marrymore park. I was too young to appreciate any nightlife stuff, but I had so many good memories as a child.

mks- my sis is moving to capital hill in November.

My nephew starts secondary school this week and he was born in 2000.

Also when completing forms I now have to tick 25-34 instead of 16-24.

I used to work in Broadway at Sam Goody when it used to be right beside Urban Outfitters. When the other branch of Cellophane Square (record store) was at the southern end. When Orpheum (another record store) was at the northern end of Broadway. When an independent dnb record/clothing label was across it, beside what used to be Film Stop (which I also worked for a bit), by the old Mimi's Cafe which is now a Thai joint. So many changes! I loved Capitol Hill.

People no longer get my movie references. Like:

The fact that we had to learn about everything firsthand when we were kids, now there seems to be website explaining everything like sex, drugs, homosexuality - the list goes on.

The fact that we had to learn about everything firsthand when we were kids, now there seems to be website explaining everything like sex, drugs, homosexuality - the list goes on.

http://spongebob.nick.com/videos/clip/b ... isode.html
This episode of Spongebob is 10 years old. An entire decade....

dear god... i was 14 when this came out... ugh


on a seperate note:
is mayonnaise an instrument?

firky wrote:

brasco wrote:

pkay wrote:I'm dating a girl who has no clue what pulp fiction is

There's plenty of threads on here from people who have only just seen La Haine, In Bruges, or City of God, and suddenly think it is the coolest film ever and naively ask if anyone else has seen it. Like they've just discovered a rare secret. Sometimes it annoys me and I'll make my usual cynical remark but mostly I think, "bless their little cotton socks."

sometimes i'm like that, i'll admit, even though im 14. like i'll get annoyed if my friend's like "hey you should see this movie called A Clockwork Orange, it's really good" because i saw that movie for the first time in like 5th grade. i know it's not their fault i just get annoyed anyway.

Nevalo wrote:dear god... i was 14 when this came out... ugh

I was 4 when this came out...
Definitely one of the best episodes, although EVERY episode is amazing. prob the only kids show that i actually enjoy

I remember feeling old when all my friends were down with Spongebob, and I thought it was too kiddy. I was 11.

Nevalo wrote:is mayonnaise an instrument?

Is when I am about.

3za wrote:When random boners stop being a frequent nuisance, and start being a rare pleasure.

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atleast13 wrote: What makes me feel nostalgic, rather than old, was spending so much time recording every jams from the radio to my 90 minute cassette tapes and playing it from my yellow Sony sports walkman [with auto reverse]. I would do the same with music videos on VHS. My stepmom threw everything (including pictures) when I ran away.

I miss recording tapes off the radio. I miss it so much

When you have viagra, for you viagre.

Guess I was 6. Struggling to watch this now, used to love it though.

The show I do miss though is Ed, Edd & Eddy.

And Samurai Jack!

pkay wrote:I'm dating a girl who has no clue what pulp fiction is

As long as she knows who loves Orange Soda, it should be alright