At first I was like, "yeah who doesn't remember that?" Then I realized that it was over 10 years ago and my heart sank a little... We getting old, homies.
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Where it really hurts is the annouced NASA missions that caught my fancy as a young engineer were scheduled to give answers way too far in the future. Now most of them are done.
The 90s were only ten years ago, right??
1990 is now as far back from today as 1955 was in 1990.
or as far ahead 2060 is today.
Growing old is mandatory. Growing up is optional. I still think this sort of photo is cute. There's more cringe stuff from that era of the Internet, surely.
And it was a good time.
It was a...blast
The monster blast
That can mean a couple different things in Japan
It's funny to think this would actually be more difficult to pull off today because of all the algorithmic processing that smartphones do now to "de-blur" images.
Just get AI to add it back in.
Looks like one person on the right has bare feet, but I don't see any shoes on the ground. Actually it'd be cool if a few people left a shoe or two behind when they jumped.
Also I'm continually amused by how much Japan likes to overcomplicate things. Instead of a sign saying "no littering", they have one basically saying "at this park we don't litter so please take your garbage instead of throwing it in the park"
That actually sounds like a better message in terms of effectiveness. It establishes a norm, "we don't litter", which makes people want to fit in by not littering.
You could just say "We Don't Litter."
I remember doing similar stuff in elementary school in the 90s. We totally actrd out Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat stuff; We just didn't have cameras to share it online.