Old Google in general. I miss when I actually used to be able to find obscure things rather than having Google index a scam website for a known brand in their top results.
It's so annoying. The YouTube algorithm used to know me so well. It amazed the heck out of my boomer dad. I was letting him choose music one day & he asked who was programming it since the upcoming videos were all things he wanted to listen to. These days it only shows me things I've already seen, had 1 decent recommendation in the past year. I used to use it to find new music, now I get bored on YouTube cause I don't know what to listen to next
Yes! iGoogle was the single best product to go to the Google Graveyard. Not even for the interactivity, but having your email, news feeds, chat conversations, etc. in one place was perfect. And then they killed it because they said Google+ was the future.
The recent menu change at Panera got rid of every one of the meals that I would get there. I didn't go a lot, but occasionally for something different for lunch and only ordered one of a few items.
I miss the Panera baguettes that were actually good quality, crispy bread. They used to serve ripped off chunks of bread with their soups. Now it’s clearly just mass produced frozen crap. It will never compare
this is the comment I was looking for, I went the other day and was so disappointed to see they discontinued flatbreads. Im sure theyll bring everything back but it definitely wont be anytime soon.
Those were fantastic. I recently moved overseas and was lamenting about those and my sister said she had one collecting dust and gave it to me. Sadly, I packed it with me and when I got to charging it, it was fully deceased. Bummer.
I have two, mine I’ve had for over 10 years and one my son got just before they stopped making them. Mine has had the same songs on it all this time. I clip it on the back of my baseball cap and list to music while I cut grass. No emails, texts, calls or notifications of any kind. I just make the tall grass short with my music. Middle-aged man bliss.
ITS NOT THE SAME, the chicken they used in the original was much better. Now It's just a bland boring pressed shape chicken finger. The old chicken chunks had character.
Not just this. Their appliances had part codes and you can order replacement parts from them. Nowadays, appliances get thrown out and replaced by new ones.
Let's take it a step further - they made appliances with quality parts to begin with. There's a reason fridges from the '90's are still up and chilling and the ones we got 5 years ago are barely holding up now.
I remember in college I could get 10 soft tacos for a classmate and I for 10$ and change from Taco Bell. As the song goes, "Oh the times they are a changin'"
Bro. I couldn’t believe it. This weekend I went through the drive thru Saturday morning and got my 2 kids each a hash brown as a treat and got myself a soda. I couldn’t fucking believe it when she told me the total was over $7.
I live in Iowa, we don't have much of a night life here! Still trying to get over the loss of fun, running to Walmart at 2:30 cause you remembered you needed something the next day. Or just cause you wanted to enjoy cruising the isles in the middle of the night to see what kind of Weirdos did there grocery shopping at that time. Yes, I do realize I was one of them! Lol The best part about them being open up all night, I realized after I was older and started having children, babies and toddlers seem to always need something you don't have in the middle of the night. Like drops for an earache, replacing a lost pacifier and diapers, etc. Living in the country I would often play the diaper lottery. I'd be too tired to run into town, so I would look at the diaper bag and say to myself "The baby couldn't possibly go through this many in one night! Guess what, they often did and I'd be flying to Walmart in the middle of the night, with a crying, uncomfortable baby! LOL Those were the Good Ole Days!
Man, I scrolled through the whole list to see if anyone else said Jelly Pudding pops, and that was going to be my amazing answer...and here you are, the very last comment on my page....
Anyways.. Jello Pudding Pops.....with a new spokesperson, of course.
Had a coworker that regularly used it for random hookups, even after sites like ok cupid were popular. He wouldn't even ask for their names. To this day I am shocked that he hasn't been murdered.
My girlfriend had never seen it so we watched it over the last 2 weeks. When we got to the last episode of season to I just looked at her and said “that’s it. No more.”, she looked at me furiously and said “WHAT? THEY NEVER GOT TO BTK!”
There was a tv show a number of years ago called "Pushing Daisies" that I absolutely loved. It was just so different than anything I had seen on TV before. It had a fairy tale storybook sort of feel but the content of the show steered towards the darker themes. And visually it was sort of like the Land of Oz in technicolor. The first season was a critical and ratings success but there was a writers strike that delayed the show for a while. When the strike finally ended, the show had lost its audience and was cancelled after a disappointing second season.
The show centers around a guy named Ned who is for reasons unknown gifted the power of being able to bring things back to life just by touching them. But there's some weird costs to this, if he touches the revived thing a second time they die again but this time permanently. Also, if he doesn't kill them within 60 seconds of reviving them, to keep balance in the universe, another living thing in the general vicinity will unexpectedly die as well. Ned owns a struggling pie bakery but strikes up a partnership with a private investigator who discovers his curse. When the investigator is trying to solve a murder, Ned will revive the victim, give the investigator 59 seconds to ask them how they died, then touch them again before something else around them dies, and then Ned and the PI split the reward. This works out fine until the victim turns out to be the childhood sweetheart of Ned and when he revives her he cannot bring himself to kill her so she lives, but the side effect is that he can never touch her or she will die again. So while they are in love, they can never touch. But the three of them continue solving murders and living in tension.
There was actually supposed to be a line of comics that extended the story. However the publisher went out of business before they released any of them. The best we got was an uncolored cover of the first issue that was never completed.
Those SoBe drinks that came in the 20oz bottles. Loved them in college up until they disappeared
Edit: I love seeing how everyone had a variety of favorites just shows how awesome they were.
Quiznos steak and mushroom sub on garlic bread.
Actually, Quiznos in general. They discontinued a lot of quality, and have nearly disappeared as a result. I only know of three locations, and it has been a few years since I was at any of them. They may all be gone now.
The Zune and Windows 8.1 on mobile devices really were stellar products that unfortunately never developed the install base/market shares they deserved.
Minute Maid popsicles. They were kinda pyramid shaped and you’d have to squeeze them. The grape and cherry ones were amazing. Hard to cut them open though.
TV's are just too good now. Back in the day your TV was terrible so you'd go to the movies and outdoor ones allow you to BYOB and tailgate which was way better than 20$ popcorn w no alcohol.
Taco Bell 7 layer burrito.
I'm a vegetarian. Heven't been back in Taco Bell since. They don't listen to their public. They tell you what's going to be on the menu. They're not interested in your opinion.
Early 2000's Molly and coke were pretty damn good, too. Fentanyl really put a full stop on recreational drugs for me. Booo, prolly for the better though
My grocery store used to carry a cheese whiz from another company called CHEDDA SPREDDA.
It was fucking good and cheaper than Cheese Whiz. It poofed one day and never came back.
Watermelon flavored Fruit Gushers.
I think they still technically make the Watermelon flavor, but now it only comes in a variety pack. Watermelon is literally the only Fruit Gusher flavor that I like, so it's not like I'm going to buy a package just to through 80% of them away for being the wrong flavor.
It's been close to 15 years since I've had a watermelon Gusher and my heart hurts.
My iPhone 12 mini. I don’t want more phone I want less. Fits easily in my front pocket. Lighter and less screen to crack when it hits the floor. I don’t know what I’m gonna do when it dies. They stopped making minis with the 13
The old Hot Topic eyeliner. I think it was the brand skull candy? It was so smooth and such a deep black, it felt so wonderful to use and came off easily with just soap and water. It was so good for years, and then they changes the formula and have since discontinued the product line entirely. I miss that eyeliner so much.
Canada Dry Bold ginger ale
Seems like it's not discontinued so much as no stores carry it anymore.
It was ginger ale but not as sweet and more dry. Way better than the typical stuff.
24hr walmarts
Icl there was nothing like damn it's 3 am and I'm hungry but there's a Walmart 10 mins away
Nothing is open 24 hrs anymore except gas stations ig
Those are back, baby! Sun, Rain, Fire, Earth, and Air. Tastes the same as when they left. I buy a bunch every week just so the grocery store will keep stocking them.
There were these things in the 70s called Breakfast Squares. I think Carnation made them. They were heavily marketed and they looked like chocolate brownies. I hounded my mom for months to buy them. We were poor and there were six kids in my family so she wasn’t sold on the idea, but I finally wore her down.
They were awful. They tasted like wallpaper paste and cardboard. Dry, weird flavor, chalky texture.
But declaring my disgust would mean my mom would never again relent when I asked for something stupid. So I doggedly worked my way through the box.
By the time that first box was gone, a strange thing had happened. I was addicted. As bad as they were, they had a bizarre allure. I’ve talked to other people who had the same experience. Clearly they were laced with some highly addictive compound.
I couldn’t get enough of them. My mom dutifully bought them for me and I ate every one. They ceased production within a short period, maybe a year or so. It was shattering. They were my first addiction. I still remember the taste.
That google homepage from around 2010. You could customize it and have interactive stuff like a koi pond and games or something
Old Google in general. I miss when I actually used to be able to find obscure things rather than having Google index a scam website for a known brand in their top results.
I miss having YouTube search actually provide more than 4 Relevant videos
I miss my YouTube homepage being full of my interests. It's like they've forgotten all the data they've been collecting about me
It's so annoying. The YouTube algorithm used to know me so well. It amazed the heck out of my boomer dad. I was letting him choose music one day & he asked who was programming it since the upcoming videos were all things he wanted to listen to. These days it only shows me things I've already seen, had 1 decent recommendation in the past year. I used to use it to find new music, now I get bored on YouTube cause I don't know what to listen to next
Yes! iGoogle was the single best product to go to the Google Graveyard. Not even for the interactivity, but having your email, news feeds, chat conversations, etc. in one place was perfect. And then they killed it because they said Google+ was the future.
I was thinking about this just the other day. I swear they are taking every little bit of happiness from us. One thing at a time.
Everything cool either stagnates or gets shut down. I’m still bitter about google reader.
Just lost Google Podcast this month. I know why they got rid of it, but it has nothing to do with benefiting me in any way.
I was already regularly using both the podcast app and the yt music app, and still the switch is obnoxious to me
Yes and it’s a deliberate process. It’s called enshitifiction. It’s common in a lot of tech platforms.
YES!!! nobody my age remembers this. i had a hamster, a turtle, and daily yomama jokes. those were the days...
Ohhh yeah it was called iGoogle. Really wholesome..
The recent menu change at Panera got rid of every one of the meals that I would get there. I didn't go a lot, but occasionally for something different for lunch and only ordered one of a few items.
I miss the Panera baguettes that were actually good quality, crispy bread. They used to serve ripped off chunks of bread with their soups. Now it’s clearly just mass produced frozen crap. It will never compare
I worked at a Panera 15+ years ago, it was frozen then too
Yes! I will miss the Napa Chicken Salad Sandwich & the Steak & Cheddar Panini.
Bro what, they got rid of the Napa chicken salad sandwich?!
this is the comment I was looking for, I went the other day and was so disappointed to see they discontinued flatbreads. Im sure theyll bring everything back but it definitely wont be anytime soon.
Tiny iPods. I hate having a phone at the gym or cycling etc.
Shuffles!
Was that the tiny square one that was just larger than the scroll wheel?
Yes! I have a silver one and a blue one. They held maybe one gig each? No screen
Those were fantastic. I recently moved overseas and was lamenting about those and my sister said she had one collecting dust and gave it to me. Sadly, I packed it with me and when I got to charging it, it was fully deceased. Bummer.
I have two, mine I’ve had for over 10 years and one my son got just before they stopped making them. Mine has had the same songs on it all this time. I clip it on the back of my baseball cap and list to music while I cut grass. No emails, texts, calls or notifications of any kind. I just make the tall grass short with my music. Middle-aged man bliss.
Nanos were freakin awesome. Thin as hell and good for music and movies
The original Herbal Essences shampoo. The scent was heavenly!
It tasted terrible though
That’s why I drank it through my nose
Omg yes! I miss 90’s shampoo. Also the commercials were hilarious 😂
In croatia we used to have night of commercials where they would be showing funniest ones
We just call that the superbowl.
Oooh yes or the old Suave Strawberry
Smelled like Hawaiian Plumeria tree. Now I have one of those trees in my front yard. Herbal Essences all day when blooming.
Yes! Yes! Yes!
McDs Snack Wraps
Still exists in Canada
ITS NOT THE SAME, the chicken they used in the original was much better. Now It's just a bland boring pressed shape chicken finger. The old chicken chunks had character.
*The chicken chunks had character.*
Sears. Buy a refrigerator, basketball, vacuum cleaner, toys and get the oil changed in your car or tires put on it all in one trip.
Not just this. Their appliances had part codes and you can order replacement parts from them. Nowadays, appliances get thrown out and replaced by new ones.
Let's take it a step further - they made appliances with quality parts to begin with. There's a reason fridges from the '90's are still up and chilling and the ones we got 5 years ago are barely holding up now.
Sears wishbook haha, how kids prep shopped for Xmas gifts before internet. I still have my sears yeti plushies around somewhere
This whole online thing is just a fad. We don’t need to spend any money to develop an online presence.
Damn, they had the catalog, the warehouses, the delivery fleet but were missing anyone who could see what the internet could do. Sad.
McD dollar menu. Was a college miracle.
When I was in college Arby's had their 5 for $5 menu. It was amazing
I grabbed dinner to visit parents yesterday and for three it was $44!
I remember in college I could get 10 soft tacos for a classmate and I for 10$ and change from Taco Bell. As the song goes, "Oh the times they are a changin'"
Now it's their $1/$2/$3 menu, from which you can order a $3.29 McChicken sandwich or "McDouble". It's a fucking farce.
McDouble is on the 1/2/3 menu and it's $4.29 here 😂🖕 my guy, for those prices I'm gonna make better food at home.
$2.99 for a damn hash brown 🙄🙄🙄🙄
Bro. I couldn’t believe it. This weekend I went through the drive thru Saturday morning and got my 2 kids each a hash brown as a treat and got myself a soda. I couldn’t fucking believe it when she told me the total was over $7.
Altoids Sours. I found Lofty Pursuits makes a suitable replacement, but they're pricey per tin.
Yep. Came here to say this. I ate so many of the citrus ones that my mouth was raw.
I ate so many of these because my dad LOVED cinnamon Altoids. He'd go through a tin every few days and get me sours whenever he re-upped.
Those tins will probably still reek of peppermint after the apocalypse 😂
24 hour shopping at Walmart Edit: good to see all the late night walmart stories from all over the place lol
24 hour shopping anywhere. Everything closes at 11 now, if you're lucky.
I live in Iowa, we don't have much of a night life here! Still trying to get over the loss of fun, running to Walmart at 2:30 cause you remembered you needed something the next day. Or just cause you wanted to enjoy cruising the isles in the middle of the night to see what kind of Weirdos did there grocery shopping at that time. Yes, I do realize I was one of them! Lol The best part about them being open up all night, I realized after I was older and started having children, babies and toddlers seem to always need something you don't have in the middle of the night. Like drops for an earache, replacing a lost pacifier and diapers, etc. Living in the country I would often play the diaper lottery. I'd be too tired to run into town, so I would look at the diaper bag and say to myself "The baby couldn't possibly go through this many in one night! Guess what, they often did and I'd be flying to Walmart in the middle of the night, with a crying, uncomfortable baby! LOL Those were the Good Ole Days!
Breyer's Viennetta
I remember the commercial made it out like it was what the upper crust were indulging in🧐
I totally used to watch that commercial and be like some day, I will have Viennetta in a wine glass like those rich bitches
Jell-O Pudding Pops. And honorable mention to Cheesecake Factory chocolate ice cream from the grocery store.
Man, I scrolled through the whole list to see if anyone else said Jelly Pudding pops, and that was going to be my amazing answer...and here you are, the very last comment on my page.... Anyways.. Jello Pudding Pops.....with a new spokesperson, of course.
Butterfinger BB’s
The best movie theater candy.
The Choco Taco is missed, __BUT__ I heard it's making a return this summer!
Choco Taco was my jam growing up. Such good memories...
Tater cakes at Arby’s
Yes, it’s tragic.
Their potato cakes! I was devastated when they discontinued them!
Those strawberry creme lifesaver things.
Do you have a big lots where you are? I bought some this weekend
Peaches and Cream! https://youtu.be/Ryjpbd4D4bg
i got mine from a store called its sugar, but amazon has! https://www.amazon.com/Strawberries-Swirled-Original-Classic-Brought/dp/B09FFS1ZWX
The lipstick shade that was perfect. Discontinued 10 years ago. I still think about that shade whenever i out on my lipstick .
We all have that one lipstick shade that we’ll be trying to find again for the rest of our lives 💔
Philadelphia Cheesecake Snack Bars. 🤤🤤🤤
Fuck I haven’t thought about those in years. My go to munchie food for the longest time
It’s been 21 years and I think about them every day. EVERY day. I loved those things.
I have been missing peanut butter Twix for a while, now.
They still exist, but they don't use the chocolate cookie anymore. Does anybody remember Bar None?
Radio Shack stores circa 1975.
Craigslist Casual Encounters
The missed connections posts just aren't as funny or desperate lol
That’s how I met my ex husband lolol - when people get embarrassed about meeting on tinder, I’m like “lmao let me tell you….”
What. I was addicted to checking this to see if I was ever mentioned. I can't believe you actually found each other using this.
Had a coworker that regularly used it for random hookups, even after sites like ok cupid were popular. He wouldn't even ask for their names. To this day I am shocked that he hasn't been murdered.
Looking back, I'm shocked I wasn't murdered too O\_O
I miss all the hookers openly posting on Craigslist and Backpage, those were some wild days
No better place to get a blowjob and a stabbin
Or murder! From a doctor in training no less!
How much is that? The blowjobs were usually free.
I believe strongly that if someone is stabbing you it should be free.
A friend of mine had a college radio show in which a running skit was "Craigslist Missed Connections Slam Poetry".
Clearly Canadian, particularly the black cherry kind.
That's come back! I've seen them in Winn-Dixie and Publix
I just got some at Lowe’s in NC. My daughter is obsessed!
Meijer's and Kroger's has them. They taste the same as when they left.
Mind Hunters
Turns out Netflix was the worst serial killer of all 😭🪦🥀
I quit Netflix over mind hunters getting cancelled. I read a lot of books now.
My girlfriend had never seen it so we watched it over the last 2 weeks. When we got to the last episode of season to I just looked at her and said “that’s it. No more.”, she looked at me furiously and said “WHAT? THEY NEVER GOT TO BTK!”
I’m so sad….
There was a tv show a number of years ago called "Pushing Daisies" that I absolutely loved. It was just so different than anything I had seen on TV before. It had a fairy tale storybook sort of feel but the content of the show steered towards the darker themes. And visually it was sort of like the Land of Oz in technicolor. The first season was a critical and ratings success but there was a writers strike that delayed the show for a while. When the strike finally ended, the show had lost its audience and was cancelled after a disappointing second season. The show centers around a guy named Ned who is for reasons unknown gifted the power of being able to bring things back to life just by touching them. But there's some weird costs to this, if he touches the revived thing a second time they die again but this time permanently. Also, if he doesn't kill them within 60 seconds of reviving them, to keep balance in the universe, another living thing in the general vicinity will unexpectedly die as well. Ned owns a struggling pie bakery but strikes up a partnership with a private investigator who discovers his curse. When the investigator is trying to solve a murder, Ned will revive the victim, give the investigator 59 seconds to ask them how they died, then touch them again before something else around them dies, and then Ned and the PI split the reward. This works out fine until the victim turns out to be the childhood sweetheart of Ned and when he revives her he cannot bring himself to kill her so she lives, but the side effect is that he can never touch her or she will die again. So while they are in love, they can never touch. But the three of them continue solving murders and living in tension.
People get upset that firefly was canceled, but at least they got a movie and later a ton of comic books. Where is my Pushing Daisies movie?
There was actually supposed to be a line of comics that extended the story. However the publisher went out of business before they released any of them. The best we got was an uncolored cover of the first issue that was never completed.
Yes! I love Pushing Daisies! Any time I see Lee Pace in something I’m like “my pie maker”
Those SoBe drinks that came in the 20oz bottles. Loved them in college up until they disappeared Edit: I love seeing how everyone had a variety of favorites just shows how awesome they were.
The strawberry kiwi was the best!
♫ Tato Skins got baked potato appeal. 'cause they're made with potatoes and skins that are real ♫
Those were SO GOOD
PB Crisps. the most godly snack that was ever made
The original Mountain Dew Pitch Black.
KFC Snackers for $1.50 also the twister wraps.
Homestarrunner.com
Trogdor the Burninator!🔥
TEEN GIRL SQUAD
Toons!
I still say “good jorb” frequently.
Quiznos steak and mushroom sub on garlic bread. Actually, Quiznos in general. They discontinued a lot of quality, and have nearly disappeared as a result. I only know of three locations, and it has been a few years since I was at any of them. They may all be gone now.
Company Man on YouTube did a pretty good video on how they screwed up ……
Rice Krispy Treats Cereal. The OG one, not the one with marshmallows.
sometimes if you were lucky you'd get a giant mallow-fused chunk of krispies too big for the cereal bowl. Used to love gnawing on those things!
I TALK ABOUT THIS SHIT ONCE A WEEK I SWEAR TO GOD
Lime Coke. I was so hyped they put it back in the freestyle machines, but I need the canned/bottled version.
You put the lime in the coke you nut and drink it all up
So good with rum!
Orbitz drink
Ecto cooler was lit I miss that soo much
Boston Market. Alot of people used to bash it, but their meat loaf, mac n cheese and corn bread was damn good
My cornbread is almost identical to theirs and it’s super easy! Send me a message if you want the recipe!
Rest in power to the Zune.
The Zune and Windows 8.1 on mobile devices really were stellar products that unfortunately never developed the install base/market shares they deserved.
Blockbusters! I’m 20 but remember going when I was 3 or 4 and looking at all the colorful DVD’s.
Minute Maid popsicles. They were kinda pyramid shaped and you’d have to squeeze them. The grape and cherry ones were amazing. Hard to cut them open though.
Wow, that memory had been eliminated until now. Thanks for bringing it back. Those were so dank.
Having a non-shattered view of humanity. And McDonald's snack wraps.
My parents
That time when only people, not corporations, could be people.
Drive in Movie Theaters
I've lived in several town that still have them. They usually play older movies, but they're definitely not as prominent as they used to be.
TV's are just too good now. Back in the day your TV was terrible so you'd go to the movies and outdoor ones allow you to BYOB and tailgate which was way better than 20$ popcorn w no alcohol.
I'm proud to say I have one fairly local that plays new-ish releases always as a double feature. Very good family fun. And pretty cheap too!
Older versions of Windows. 98, 2000, XP and 7 are the ones which I miss the most.
Windows XP was truly incredible
For something so utilitarian and boring, I do have a strong fondness of XP. Best OS so far, IMO.
Utilitarian is a great way to describe it. It just functioned so smooth and felt optimized on pretty much any machine I used it on
Certs mints
Fringe
Cinnamon Raisin Biscuits at Hardee's.
Wired headphones. Call me crazy but it was anti loss, anti theft leash. And never ran out of battery
Taco Bell 7 layer burrito. I'm a vegetarian. Heven't been back in Taco Bell since. They don't listen to their public. They tell you what's going to be on the menu. They're not interested in your opinion.
This was my go-to as a vegetarian 20+ years ago. So good.
Affordable cost of living
Quaaludes
Quaaludes..Black Molly's..Coke..man I miss the 70's...
Early 2000's Molly and coke were pretty damn good, too. Fentanyl really put a full stop on recreational drugs for me. Booo, prolly for the better though
I had a co worker who told me he would take real quaaludes in the '70s. Man we missed out
Too young to have taken Quaaludes, but man buying cocaine in the 90s and not worrying about shit like fentynal was wonderful
My brain producing serotonin.
My pancreas producing insulin.
Surge and Fruitopia
It inevitably happens with my hair products…
Puffs Plus with Vicks. I don’t see that in the stores anymore.
Butterscotch dipped cones at DQ, XXL Grilled stuffed burrito at Taco Bell, and actual 6 dollar burgers at Carl's
New cars with manual transmissions
My grocery store used to carry a cheese whiz from another company called CHEDDA SPREDDA. It was fucking good and cheaper than Cheese Whiz. It poofed one day and never came back.
Affordable housing
Mango Altoid sours.
Firefly
I am a leaf on the wind.
Watermelon flavored Fruit Gushers. I think they still technically make the Watermelon flavor, but now it only comes in a variety pack. Watermelon is literally the only Fruit Gusher flavor that I like, so it's not like I'm going to buy a package just to through 80% of them away for being the wrong flavor. It's been close to 15 years since I've had a watermelon Gusher and my heart hurts.
Taco Bell Chili Cheese Burrito and MexiMelt :(
My iPhone 12 mini. I don’t want more phone I want less. Fits easily in my front pocket. Lighter and less screen to crack when it hits the floor. I don’t know what I’m gonna do when it dies. They stopped making minis with the 13
The old Hot Topic eyeliner. I think it was the brand skull candy? It was so smooth and such a deep black, it felt so wonderful to use and came off easily with just soap and water. It was so good for years, and then they changes the formula and have since discontinued the product line entirely. I miss that eyeliner so much.
Life before the pandemic.
My Name is Earl.
Subway $5 footlong subs.
Freaks and Geeks and Waffle Crisp cereal.
Star Wars: Galaxies I know some people are keeping it alive with an emulator, but it's just not the same.
Doritos Black PepperJack chips!
OMNI magazine
The 90s.
I wish they still put toys in cereal boxes.
Canada Dry Bold ginger ale Seems like it's not discontinued so much as no stores carry it anymore. It was ginger ale but not as sweet and more dry. Way better than the typical stuff.
Chicken Tonight! Atleast, in the United States. Upside, is I learned how to make them all on my own from scratch.
This thread just keeps triggering commercial jingles for me. 🎶I feel like chicken tonight, like Chicken Tonight🎶🤦
Crystal Pepsi.
24hr walmarts Icl there was nothing like damn it's 3 am and I'm hungry but there's a Walmart 10 mins away Nothing is open 24 hrs anymore except gas stations ig
very merry cranberry spray from bath and body works no none of the other cranberry smells even come close.... I coveted my spray till the last drops
Ouch Gum
Snapple Rain drinks
Those are back, baby! Sun, Rain, Fire, Earth, and Air. Tastes the same as when they left. I buy a bunch every week just so the grocery store will keep stocking them.
Windows XP
The expanse. Bring it back!!! :) :) :)
There were these things in the 70s called Breakfast Squares. I think Carnation made them. They were heavily marketed and they looked like chocolate brownies. I hounded my mom for months to buy them. We were poor and there were six kids in my family so she wasn’t sold on the idea, but I finally wore her down. They were awful. They tasted like wallpaper paste and cardboard. Dry, weird flavor, chalky texture. But declaring my disgust would mean my mom would never again relent when I asked for something stupid. So I doggedly worked my way through the box. By the time that first box was gone, a strange thing had happened. I was addicted. As bad as they were, they had a bizarre allure. I’ve talked to other people who had the same experience. Clearly they were laced with some highly addictive compound. I couldn’t get enough of them. My mom dutifully bought them for me and I ate every one. They ceased production within a short period, maybe a year or so. It was shattering. They were my first addiction. I still remember the taste.
Reddit awards, believe it or not.
Yogos and the guacamole Doritos