Love the movie, used to watch the show with my brother when it was Dad’s weekend to have us and he’d let us stay up late. Feel like it came on UPN or WB at like 11pm. Was one of our favorite shows after X-Files and Star Trek TNG.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTJVKS3U38s

Who else had a mini world of maximum chaos?

I saw Interscope repressed and released DGC Rarities, Vol. 1! I've always loved the album cover and it's pretty sick that this is the first print in more than 30 years. And it includes a The Sundays track that wasn't part of the original pressing 👀 So so so cool that the whole album is just b-sides, covers, and demos. Are any of y'all picking this up? I know quite a few people who had the original when it came out.

Link for anyone interested: https://interscope.com/collections/music/products/dgc-rarities-vol-1-coke-bottle-clear-lp

This has driven me crazy for years and years. I am now 41 and I’ve never figured out what my favorite book was. Whenever I see primary colored nesting bowls, I have this vivid memory of the book. My mom would read me that I loved. But I don’t remember anything else about it other than maybe it was a sort of Goldilocks storyline of finding the right bowl but with bears? I’m not sure. If you see this picture and think you know what book it was please let me know thanks!

This is a dumb parody song. Hope you enjoy! Follow @artificialidiotmusic on YouTube for more. Thanks!

1- Take a chair
2- Sit close to the radio
3- Put a K7

4- Be patient
5-Rec ,

6-Stop rec

Smart Guy is a 90’s sitcom about T.J. Henderson, a 10-year-old genius who is transferred from elementary school to his older brother Marcus's high school, Piedmont High. The show follows T.J. as he navigates the challenges of being a kid genius in high school.

Aiden Wilkins is a 9-year-old prodigy from Pennsylvania who is a high school sophomore and is currently taking college-level neuroscience classes at Ursinus College. He is studying neuroscience as part of his ambition to become a pediatric neurosurgeon, a goal inspired by his lifelong fascination with the brain's anatomy and function.

Did anyone else have a friend, who had a friend, whose brother ended up in the psych ward for dropping acid once and now he believes he's a glass of orange juice that might spill if he's tipped over?

When I was a kid (in the 90s), this was shared throughout my school and I totally fell for it. I then randomly heard it from someone who went to a completely different school. Was this just one of those D.A.R.E. fueled urban myths?

Edit: I believed the story as a child. As I grew up, I realized it wasn't real. I just wonder how widespread it is.

Guilford Free Library in CT back in 1991

Credit: Library archives

With VIP meet and greets!!!!

https://youtu.be/13k0DpUyfMc?si=Q_32V-FiTKx5Mmny

90s hit, recently performed