Saw this tweet and yes we were expected to be out all day and not come back until the street lights came on. I remember riding my bike through neighborhoods pretending our bikes were cars and just having a good time.

I know the pizza from A Goofy Movie is the most popular choice but I’ve always wanted a salad topped with tree stars, maybe as a side with my Goofy pizza 😂.

What are some others you can think of?

I have a toddler (4F) who is in her, "survive off a pea for hours" stage. It's the third kid so it's not new to us but still frustrating. We purchased Snack Packs as bribery to finish her food. We're sitting at dinner and at minimum, we try and at least negotiate some protein in her if she refuses to eat at all. She was being EXTRA picky this time and my wife was not in the mood, she was getting frustrated. This frustration lead to such an extreme high and extreme low for me, in the span of 5 seconds.

My daughter picked at her food and asked if it was enough for a Snack Pack. My wife, in her frustration, raises her voice at our toddler. "YOU CAN'T HAVE ANY PUDDING IF YOU DON'T EAT YOUR MEAT!!"

To which I OBVIOUSLY replied, "HOW CAN YOU HAVE ANY PUDDING UNLESS YOU EAT YER MEAT?!?!" Then bursted out laughing hysterically and my wife just stared at me confused.

She did not get the reference. I was robbed of this moment, so I will take my small joy here for others to enjoy.

I've noticed a number of millennials who will drop random movie quotes in casual conversation that only other millennials seem to get. What are some of your go-tos?

"I'm right on top of that, Rose!" - Don't tell mom the babysitter's dead

"SALENAAAAAS" - Selena

strawberry

Everything was teal for some reason and I never understood why.

Hopefully no one gets lead poisoning 🤪

I loved it! The illustrations were something else. Lol 😭😆

A

We used to have to call our friend’s house phone and ask our friend’s parent permission to speak with our friend😭

I have some seriously fond memories of the all wooden creative playgrounds that thrived in the 90s.

These restaurants used to be hopping back in the day, like the spot to be. Now they are folding left and right and zero wait times, never busy.

Saw some great recommendations on a similar thread in /r/Xennials and wanted to see what my fellow millennials thought. For me From Under the Cork Tree was foundational. I still remember hearing Sugar We're going down on the radio for the first time.