It’s definitely missing Gir and the Blink-182 Self Titled album logo.
Actually if we wanted to be pedantic, (and why else are we here?) we could argue this is too wide a spread and encompasses multiple mini-generations. For example I loved MSI and Foamy and Tenacious D, but I was already in high school when Pick of Destiny came out and likewise I hated Happy Tree Friends as I felt it was both awful and mostly for younger kids (who shouldn’t have been watching it, but it beats rotten.com and some of the other early Internet stuff they missed the boat on, but I digress…) This covers a wide spread of the early and mid to late 2000s and that doesn’t seem like much from an outside perspective but this was back when years felt a proper length.
I heard MSI for the first time in a minute recently, and I was hit by a huge wave of nostalgia. Followed very shortly by the thought “This did not age well.”
It’s definitely missing Gir and the Blink-182 Self Titled album logo.
Actually if we wanted to be pedantic, (and why else are we here?) we could argue this is too wide a spread and encompasses multiple mini-generations. For example I loved MSI and Foamy and Tenacious D, but I was already in high school when Pick of Destiny came out and likewise I hated Happy Tree Friends as I felt it was both awful and mostly for younger kids (who shouldn’t have been watching it, but it beats rotten.com and some of the other early Internet stuff they missed the boat on, but I digress…) This covers a wide spread of the early and mid to late 2000s and that doesn’t seem like much from an outside perspective but this was back when years felt a proper length.
MSI… there’s a name I’ve not heard in forever (beyond my laptop, that is). That was a fun group for a time. And Neurotically Yours I had all of.
I heard MSI for the first time in a minute recently, and I was hit by a huge wave of nostalgia. Followed very shortly by the thought “This did not age well.”