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>>174311>"A lot of it was gay" so what do you like the ?Different aspects of different eras. I like movies going back all the way to the silent days up to maybe the '90s. That period covers most of the music I like too. I don't read that much fiction, but pulp stories from the early 20th century are enjoyable. I've always had a thing for the '80s and early '90s in general. The later '90s and early 2000s still had good computer games coming out. The Talmudvision was still watchable back then too. I'm not sure if there's one period that stands out to me above all others.
The 2000s were better than today in a lot of ways, but the biggest thing I miss is the Internet at its peak. It was fun coming home from school and watching SpongeBob or sitting outside playing Game Boy Advance SP or whatever, but I don't miss much of the usual pop culture from that time that I'm supposed to feel nostalgic for.
>>174309The xSCENExCOREx shit was still awful despite its lack of cultural enrichment. I had a thing for the girls back in the day though.
>>174313Older generations being retarded doesn't mean that they were totally without redeeming features. I can relate to the tastes of Gen-Xers and earlier millennials more than people my own age, but the whole soy thing they embraced is completely pathetic. When I was younger and more naive, I liked the boomers despite their obvious problems as a generation. People are also too willing to let the Silent Generation and WWII Generation off the hook for the things they're responsible for. It's a snowball effect of faggotry.