What was your first nothing burger?
Y2K
Cameron Sanchez
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Jack Scott
I didn't go to the usa so I got nothing burgered
Adrian Rogers
ur mom
Cooper Sanders
1970s ice age
Jaxon Campbell
I still can’t believe there were boomers that unironically believed this shit lol
Blake Cooper
Logan Lopez
>second coming of Christ
I'm 2050 years old and not going to wait any longer.
Hail Satin!!!
Robert Jenkins
Iran-Contra hearings
Evan Wright
Hehe, I remember this and had an old setup running with winblows the whole night that time.
When it miserably failed to blue screen it open up my eyes to the world of psyops and realized this was a hoax to get my to buy a new computer.
Dominic Gutierrez
The funny thing is that the Y2K bug actually happened on 2009-2010
Matthew Flores
Nicholas Ward
I forgot the sick volcom hoodie i got for Christmas at the ridgely, md skatepark that year. Didn’t care about much except finding who took it. Was only gone an hour so it had to be someone close by. Live in MT now but I spent at least ten years looking for it. Sometimes i wonder if it got donated in a Planet Aid box and maybe some nigger in Africa has it now. Thought i spotted it in a Routes de I’mpossible episode recently but it was a full zip version and mine was a pull-over.
Christopher Brown
Y2k was an issue for a lot of systems by the way. And a shit load of work was done to update and upgrade everything.
Nothing happened because people fixed it.
Liam Brooks
Lucky Microsoft got the anti-virus out in time!!
Evan Hernandez
9-11
Joseph Price
I had a similar one around 2002. But mine was grey. Sorry to hear about your tale of loss and heartbreak.
Grayson Kelly
2012. Maybe the world as we knew it did actually end back then and is just slowly deteriorating, who knows
Robert Fisher
Either the 2012 Rapture or the Area 51 Raid of 2019. Though I both knew those wouldn't amount to anything. Technically would be Y2K, but I was too young to even know it was going on (8 y.o.)
Jacob Evans
The Cold War
Jeremiah Gutierrez
The ‘big’ bang
Eli James
This, many people were trained and employed to fix it. The problem wasn't a big concern for individuals' home computers (of which there were far fewer in 99) but it was for large scale banking and hospital systems