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>>11669515
Literally everything was better back in 2000. Social media hadnt introduced gen Z and millennials to intersectional feminist swill and the culture war hell we live in didnt exist then. The world didnt get so crazy with extremist retards fucking up everything and media didnt come out at a snails pace or just be regulated to shitty reboots and revivals of old mid ass shows and movies. I want to go back everyday and the fact the future isnt what it was meant to be is why i hope another pandemic happens but with a kill rate of the virus from the stand and doesnt disappoint the way COVID did. The world should pay for going in the wrong direction and i just wanna check out

>>11669522
Agreed

>>11669524
Silence gen alpha, zoomers speak

>>11669515
To play the shitty games that suck ass?

>>11669587
No

>>11669587
We'd rather have a buffalo take a diarrhoea dump in our toybox!

>>11669515
To build the shitty sets that suck ass

>>11669515
No time for going back, take a wild guess!

How about go back a bit further before licensed shit ruined Lego

>>11670173
if it kept the company alive so be it

>>11669515
On the positive side, now you have money to buy good enough reproductions of the original UCS

Yeah I’ve been watching a lot of old media lately, and it’s great, I stopped watching tv and movies years ago for the most part and I feel like what happened is slowly everything got lame and shitty.

started watching a bunch of old Christmas movies recently and loved that then moved on to old Cartoon Network shows. There is still some decent stuff that comes out today but it feels like the exception to the rule.


OPs image is a good example that even minute things like advertisements were made in an exciting and cool way that grabbed your attention and sparked imagination and had effort behind it. Today that would just be some minimalist all black or all white image, and everything would be arranged in the most boring bland way possible. A lot of old advertisements honestly are cool enough they could feasibly be a poster. That just doesn’t happen today

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>>11670173

The JUNIOR era cancer was in the pipeline for 1997, anon. The last year of classic Lego was 1996.

>>11672941
That's a rad vehicle.

>>11669515
Me 2

>>11670163
Truther sighted Sly is aware.