As a GenX kid, these were our escape. Literally and figuratively. We'd just stay out of the house as much as possible.
Excuse me, I think you dropped this:
That is way too nicely built. For the true Gen-X feel you need cinderblocks and plywood.
mostly rotted plywood at that.
Lucky. As a Millennial, I wasn't allowed to leave the house. Just had to stay at home and put up with my abusive narcissistic parents until adulthood.
That GT is sick.
I had a 95 Schwinn predator that I’ll never forgive my dad for backing over with the van.
It was behind the van because he asked me to put it there so he could load it IN the van, I didn’t put it in the van because I listened and knew better than to fuck with his system.
That is not my GT but it is exactly the same year, model and color of the one I had. 1984 GT Mach One.
Yep. It was a key way to understand other families didn’t work the way yours did.
My mental health would have been so much better if my parents knew that you can infact communicate without yelling over each other.
Or using their child as their proxy of emotional manipulation.
who's
whose
Creating art to send out a message to the world, and carelessly spelling the words wrong; do we even matter?
we do not
Cartoon Network did too much of the lifting.
Toonami mostly for me.
Oof, very real
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