Tell me something you enjoyed from when you were younger

@saragoodtimes that sounds really nice

@4meAndyou I had no idea you were a comic book fan. 🙂

@4meAndyou yeah we read comics but it wasn't my main interest

@slorollin oh that's really cool. I wanted to get into drums but ultimately it didn't pan out, dad wasn't going to spend a ton of money on a drum set.

I convinced Mom and she got me an electric guitar when I turned 18. I took guitar class in high school but I've since just stopped playing.

@twiigss i can honestly my parents never gave me shit about playing. Only time I couldn't was when the Atlanta braves were playing lol. Other than that they would let me play in the living room sometimes

@slorollin that's cool that they let you play in the living room

@twiigss that would make a nice basketball court.

@Lostpoet yeah it was big enough, but as you get older you go, yeah that's really small lol

@twiigss same with us, I think our three pointer was only twelve feet away from the basket.

@StyleCat yes!! He-man and the old Voltron cartoons for sure. I would watch Looney-tunes, inspector gadget, heathcliff, Garfield and Friends, Tale Spin, DuckTales, and then in high school I'd come home and watch, you can't do that on television on Nickelodeon, hey dude, Ren and Stimpy, Double Dare. Fun times, but those are long gone 🙁

@Jeephikelove We were definitely in better shape back then. I couldn't ride my bike like that today. ☹️

@HannibalMontanimal that's awesome. We had Atari 2600, on a camping trip we met this other kid who had a Gameboy so that was my first ever time I saw it, my second console was Super Nintendo, but I think we had the computer before that.

@twiigss I had a computer too in high school. It was an HP desktop. I did a lot of gaming on there too. That’s basically all I did

@HannibalMontanimal i can't remember when, but in one of my schools we had the Apple iie and we would go there. They would teach us about the open apple key and the closed apple key, but that's all I really remember other than playing Oregon trail.

@CrazyMusicLover yes!! We played commander keen for hours actually. Warcraft 3 was pretty good. And we had a bike trail by where we lived so we would ride that off and on.

@Queendragonfly was this an American product?

@twiigss I don't know where it's from originally, we have it in Sweden.

@Queendragonfly Ahhhh that's why. The Jenka brand is made in Sweden, I'm in America, we have Bubblicious Bubble yum brand amongst others.

@HumanEarth yeah I wasn't born when howdy doody was on TV, but I've watched episodes on YouTube.

Thats okay, thats why we have generation gaps

@Nimbus origami is fun at any age, but I find it semi difficult, especially when you are trying to follow instructions and you miss a step

@Jenny1234 that's good

@SW-User Oh really??! That's awesome!!! We had the 2600, we had to go to friends places to play the NES, then at some point I got a super Nintendo.

The SNES has been sitting in my closet so I gave it to a close relative as a graduation gift and then my friend gave me a Sega Genesis which I never played so I got that hooked up and got a few games for it.

@twiigss I use the computer emulators and ROMs for those old games now.

@SW-User oh same, but I have these actual consoles, Atari 2600 and 5200, NES, Sega Genesis, PS2, PS3, PS4, and the commodore 64 Maxi. It's the C64 keyboard with like 4 USB inputs and HDMI output. I never had the commodore so figured I would get it.

@caesar7 oh very cool

@caesar7 I definitely agree. Playing alone just isn't much fun.

@Musicman True...but I don't mind playing along with songs I downloaded. But nothing beats playing along with others, I agree.