~*~ Discussion ~*~ Something from Childhood

[Ccrash]

"Have you ever tried to talk to a young family member or a child ..."

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I DIDN'T KNOW! He Looked 18 but was actually 8!! I will never flirt with anyone again unless they are clearly 80+!

... but there is also Progeria.... alright I will never flirt with anyone again! Never!!
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No!
Real Talk now:

The last time I tried to explain thermonuclear astrophysics to a 2-y.o. he just looked at me with that blank stare
like he already knows everything. Haaaa, what's wrong with the world if a toddler learns everything via Wikipedia in one night.
In my case, it was already an achievement to eat spaghetti with a white shirt on and not getting sauce on my shirt.

 

[crazycupcake]

Actually playing outside together with their friends.
Jumping rope made of rubberband
Cooking with leaf and dirt
Playing in the rain secretly without parent knowing
Able to read book for 10 hours straight.

 

[Silentragnarok]

Well for me it’s rewinding cassettes with a pen and then roll it.
And also the sound of Windows when connecting to the internet, slightly high pitched sound
Internet is so expensive and rare I have to sneak out every night just to looking at some weird website with bunch of gifs.

 

[punkleia]

Xtravision (Ireland's Blockbuster), VHS Tapes, cassettes, Walkman cd players

 

[Laurell]

Standing in front of a fan and making random sounds just to hear the cool robotic thing. Ah, that's a happy memory

 

[Kaffadel]

I remember i had massive collection of stickers and tattos (from gum ). Then i would stick them to any door i can find in my house. I still do that sometimes, only to my study desk

 

[Hei900]

Watching VHS tapes - I have a huge collection, but I don't think children nowadays know what they are when they see it.

 

[axelleviii]

my dad always had to have technology as soon as possible so we were one of the few families in my area who had a laserdisc player i remember watching so many movies on that thing!