ITT Post something you miss from 2000's

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When NBA Street was a joy to both play and witness
 
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I guess Fruitopia was pretty good. A solid clear liquor mixer
 
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I remember discovering penpal message boards in the early to mid 2000s as they teenager. It was absolutely wild to me how I could be talking to someone across the world, in real time, and gradually discovering more about them.

This was back when you had nothing more than a basic BBS with text only posts, and you'd reply directly to someone's email through a form. No pictures, no social media, nothing. Of course you could get that stuff later when you were on more intimate terms, trading photos and whatever.

I dunno man, there was something magical about that kinda stuff, shit we don't even think about now. I still remember trading metal band mp3s (pre YouTube) with some Japanese guy in Osaka. Blew my mind at the time.
 
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Winamp, honestly. Shame that they've brought it back as some bullshit NFT project (much like RadioShack and others).
 
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Ass Johnson said:
I’d give anything for it to be 2005-2010 again. I miss everything from back then. Shit, I’ll settle for as far as 2012 but not a cunt hair further. Everything is just terrible now in every way.
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bitches used to put out for everyone under the top 10 percent of Chads, now? theyre frigid bitches! thats why i was cracking up when they were talking about a sex strike mad cause they cant abort their little niglets.... like as if you bitches put out anyway
 
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Here's my very specific nostalgia: Going to Blockbuster, picking out games and/or movies, going to the cashier and seeing those PICKLES IN A BAG just hanging out there. I was so grossed out by them and I'd make a comment about it every single time and my dad would just sigh.

Also, game guides. Those were fuckin legit. I also miss magazines, I was subscribed to a few that sent pretty awesome monthly packages. Subscription boxes don't hit the same way those magazines did.

Another thing I miss is how easy it was to go to the museum or the zoo or other cool places. It was so much cheaper back then. The museum near where I grew up shaped a lot of my interests. Planetariums with those cool projectors that make you feel like you're actually moving don't even exist anymore except for a single one in the entire world, all the rest have gone digital and the effect is nowhere near as intense.
 
Smaug's Smokey Hole said:
Windows 2000 being the best and some software still costing 50k per license.
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I guess that's software for professional use?

For home use, Photoshop was pretty expensive, as in upper three digits Canadian expensive (probably close to $1.5K in today's Canadian dollars) but I still miss having even the option of being able to buy Photoshop with an eternal license instead of having to subscribe each month (or just use open-source photo-editing software instead).
 
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