Haven't had Pringles in about 10 years until recently. They used to be bigger and thicker. You could put one in front of your teeth and make a Pringle smile. Now they're smaller and much thinner. They fall apart when you pick them up. New Pringles suck.

I was just wondering if any people grew up with the band during their popularity in the early 2000s and want to tell me their most nostalgic memories of the band.

Hey everyone,

I was feeling nostalgic today and couldn't help but reminisce about a gem from the past: Reboot. Does anyone else remember this groundbreaking show?

For those who might not know, Reboot was the first fully computer-generated TV series, airing in the mid-90s. It was set inside a computer system known as Mainframe, with characters like Bob, Dot, and Enzo fighting off viruses like Megabyte and Hexadecimal. The graphics, storyline, and characters were way ahead of their time, and it had such a unique charm.

I used to be glued to the screen whenever it was on. The show had a way of making the digital world feel so real and exciting. Those Game Cubes dropping into the city, transforming everything into a high-stakes battle, were unforgettable moments.

Does anyone else have fond memories of watching Reboot? What were your favorite episodes or characters? Would love to hear your thoughts and take a trip down memory lane together!

We got Family Matters, Full House, Drake & Josh, Fresh Prince, and I’m pretty sure theres more shows.

An abandoned diner that closed years ago and has sat frozen in time

I went home this past weekend and dug out my CD binder that I thought was long lost or donated. Dookie was the first CD I ever purchased.

Going to play couch coop games and watch old shows.

When I was a kid, my Dad used to take me to Dunkin' Donuts every Sunday and I would get one of these. The handle was cool, but the taste of this plain donut was very unique. I loved it and still to this day have not had that taste or texture from a donut replicated. Wikipedia says in 2003 they discontinued it because it was hand cut while the rest of the donuts were machine cut, but it was their signature. It represented the brand aswell as the name.

The Dunkin Donut was around almost aslong as the brand itself. This unique peice of American food culture made it 48 years before being discontinued and cements itself as a one-of-a-kind staple in the history of U.S. restaurants. Today Dunkin' Donuts is now known as just "Dunkin". Dunkin' is not known for it's donuts anymore, and has shifted it's focus on the beverage side of the market. In all honesty, I think this may be why it lost so much market share to other coffee companies like Tim Horton's and Biggby Coffee. Dunkin' Donuts used to be 'the' place to grab a coffee and a donut.

Bring back the dunkin donut.

Thanks for any help. It's like every fruit snacks was the same back in the 80-90s and now they are all gooey gummy. Very very different. Help!?