Classic early 2000s flash animation.

Found this going theu some old photos. Probably over ten years ago in washington state

From Vuarnet and Bugle Boy to that iconic Esprit sweatshirt, the 80s really had a distinct vibe. If you had to pick just one of these to wear for a week straight back in 1985, which one are you rocking?

I liked video games a lot more than studying.

I wanted something I could wear on my keychain that captures the aesthetic. I always have it on me and its really fun to play when I catch a break.

I wanted to make everything clear so i built it with a clear screen, shell, and control board. It's called Arduview.

We just launched on kickstarter this morning.

I always bent the antenna by accident. I had the phone out on the school bus though always playing this game. so simple yet so perfect.

This is a slide rule that I have had for many years.

Here's the site so far and it's official subreddit, r/LearnedWrong.

(The site was inspired by this viral website idea that got 175k upvotes on r/whitepeopletwitter? Nobody actually made AND sustained it until me! I guess other people were put off by comments complaining that it couldn't be inclusive...)

Remember when Pluto was still a planet? Or when Czechoslovakia was still an official country? Remember when your mom told you to not swim right after eating or else you'd get cramps and drown?

Check out the "Everyday Life" section for those old wives' tales and urban legends a lot of us, including myself, were taught as kids by family or friends. Writing that section triggered a lot of nostalgia for the early 2000s when I was spending a lot of time with extended family who taught me half those things.

Everybody was taught different things depending on what community/region you're from, so the site’s content may not reflect what YOU were actually taught. If it’s featured, it’s because it was reported as taught by multiple individuals or is documented as a commonly taught myth.