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i miss playing cards in the dojo, throwing snowballs at random strangers in front of the pizza store, pimping my igloo, collecting puffles and organising comrades to come to the iceberg to try and tip it over
the internet used to be so cool and club penguin was one of my first intros to the metaverse as a kid
my only regret in life is that i never acquired a rare puffle
rip club penguin, gone but never forgotten 🥹
the internet used to be so cool and club penguin was one of my first intros to the metaverse as a kid
my only regret in life is that i never acquired a rare puffle
rip club penguin, gone but never forgotten 🥹
May 23, 2024
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We had so much fun on websites like these when we were kids. It's really scary to think that kids don't have equivalents to these anymore because they felt so formative to our socialization. Did anyone else roleplay as a baby (pookies) and try to get adopted in the puffle shop? Club Penguin, Animal Jam, Moshi Monsters, Stardoll, Poptropica, Weeworld, and many more: may you rest in peace.
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Oct 1, 2024
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i really miss club penguin and those sort of safe online MMOs i fear today's children are entering an unsafe internet that abuses their attention span blaghhh rant
Jun 30, 2025
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📖reading is a habit of building and developing your empathy and critical thinking skills. you’re forced to sit with an idea for however long you are reading it and forced to contextualise it and comprehend it within your own life and perspective. You can’t just scroll away or pause or put it on 2x speed. you have to sit with it. it’s super underrated, but genuinely I’ve made this a habit for the last year and feel like a totally different person. also you come out of it having learned something new or seeing the world in a slightly new way. I literally do not see any downsides to reading. make reading cool again! also you don’t have to do it in one big block, you can space it out — 15 mins here, 45 there — whatever works for you!
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🪞our cultural obsession with being perceived as cool is a disease. its peak capitalistic/consumerist propaganda. fuck being cool. like what you like and who cares if it's cool or not. it's tiresome and we need to leave it in 2024. literally nothing gives me the ick more than people who betray themselves in an attempt to be perceived as cool by the masses. be yourself — even if it means you're 'uncool'.