The 90s were an innocent time, where the idea of a guy removing a rib in order to suck himself off was the most outrageous thing we could imagine.
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I’m supposed to be walking even more now. I have no ability left to forget difference between what should be and what this garbage today is. Play some old favorite shows in my earbuds? Idfk.
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At this point there is only so much outrage a person can have before it all feels the same.
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Sounds totally rational….
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I have a strong feeling that if we were to re-live the 90's right now we'd quickly realise it wasn't so "innocent" after all. People just had thicker skin back then and recreational outrage wasn't really a thing due to how slow news and trends speaded at the age of early internet.
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I don't think that tops the content on rotten.com
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For most of the 1990s the internet wasn't much of a factor in pop culture or daily life. Email was something of a newfangled gimmick in the movie You've Got Mail.
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I was in 3rd or 4th grade at the time and happened to be sick that day. Freaked me out that people were going to think I did it.
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"obviously fake ai sludge"
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"don't care"
still comes back to argue
hmmmmmmm
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rabies shots, certainly not a fun experience lol
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Weren't a few pigeons also, erm, bitten off?
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If I remember the story about it, van halen productions were way bigger than most, on the order of 18 semis worth of equipment compared to a normal production's two semis. The candy thing was a quick and dirty way to check that the venue had followed the instructions for everything else to the letter, because it would get complicated if they hadn't.
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Shock marketing and the release of hyper gory “banned” vhs tapes was a big marketing tactic for music in the early 90s. There’s a great NIN documentary that covers this.
I wouldn’t be surprised to find out this rumor was somehow disseminated by labels.
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Oh god, I can't tell if that would be an epic prank, or a traumatizing nightmare.
Your teacher gets a cop, and all your classmates to go in it. Everyone acts like you did it.
Then a cop comes in, and arrests you. Throws you into the back of his car....then DRIVES YOU TO DISNEY WORLD!!!!
Which, might be kind of a long drive now that I think about it. I have no idea where you lived in 1995.
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All I know is that most people just want to live their lives without hurting anyone else.
I wish it were "all people."
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Not really. They just didn't have the same level of internet connectivity that we have now.
So they didn't have as much information and couldn't talk to each other the way people can now.
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What happens when they remember the candy but forget other shit?
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Also ogrish.com at the peak of journalist decapitation videos.
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perhaps some “that’s what Comrade Pelosi wants you to believe”
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With no sarcasm, this is nice.