Lol yes real peanuts. I wouldn’t wish the orange foam on my worst enemies.

Eat it with a handful of peanuts. Goes from awful to awesome.

My son is reading! He read a whole “level 1” or whatever you call it book with no help and a level 2 with me just talking him sounding out a handful of words.

We had CAD too, but it was AutoCAD so not exactly inspiring. Still, we did that thing where they give you weird geometric blocks and have you to do 3-view and isometric drawings. Very fun stuff.

My 10th grade physics teacher.

The way he explained things made me realize that the world had rules that could be used predict how things worked.

This blew my mind. I wanted to do something about it. I researched until I figured out mechanical engineering made the most sense to me.

The best part of my job is the initial stages of a project. You usually get together with your coworkers and brainstorm/bullshit for a couple hours throwing ideas around and shooting them down.

Also prototyping is really fun. 3D printers have made it super quick to generate a bunch of prototypes and figure out what works, what needs work, and what isn’t with thinking about anymore.

Lol yeah that guy is pretty funny. Like, the juxtaposition of supposedly being bound by the Hippocratic oath while also spreading misinformation with the hopes to profit off sheep that are already endangering their children’s lives.

Classic.

Consider yourself lucky. I think I was in high school.

I was very relieved when Rick Rolling replaced that trend.

Oh yeah and there were a handful of multiplayer ones where one player used the left half of the keyboard and the second player used the right half.

And maybe a handful of websites where there was actually a chatroom where you talked with a stranger while you played your shitty flash game.

The Internet was…Weird. it was way more anonymous and way less centralized. You didn’t just check Reddit or Lemmy or YouTube, you had a favorites bar. You would go down the list and check 4 different flash websites, 3 forums, and some news/entertainment article sites.

And friends would constantly tell you new sites you had to check out. And webcomics. You would find a webcomic and read it from the start, then add it to your weekly update list.

It was also peak gross Internet. You would always be wary of links friends would send. Goatse and lemon party were guaranteed to be hiding in one.

Everyone had their favorite flash game site. Simple, one player games that you did just for fun. No achievements or social element besides sharing the link with a friend.

Let the original actors voice the puppets, but rewrite the dialogue to match them.

Honestly that’s a little disappointing. Like the creator doesn’t have ideas for whole episodes.

Nice.

Not pictured was the moaning and grinding on strangers.