Facts that mess with your perception of time.

When google first started, Event Horizon’s original 130 minute cut still existed, and Ghostbusters 2016 came out only 1 year after B.O.O.: Bureau of Otherworldly Operations was supposed to come out.

The last Civil War veteran died in 1959, merely two years before the 100th Anniversary. There were still dozens of Civil War veterans alive in the 1920's and 1930's, enough that they did a parade in Gettysburg, PA in 1938 for the 75th Anniversary.

Part of that was due to the fact that the Civil War was also the only major war in American history where child soldiers were employed in significant numbers, a lot of the soldiers were literal tweens and teenagers. The youngest person in US Army history to get wounded in combat was a Civil War soldier who was twelve years old.

The last person to collect Civil War survivor's benefits died in 2020, and she was a 90-year old woman named Irene Triplett. Her father was an elderly Civil War veteran who got married to a younger woman and had a kid in the 1930s.

A lot of young women in the 1920's and 1930's would marry Civil War vets due to the fact they'd be able to collect the pensions and benefits for a very long time and those benefits remained for them and their kids even if they remarried.

Really?

I have a friend who’s a massive Bob Marley fan who I gotta tell this then!

Also if I’m correct we’ve past the point where Homer was born in the same year as Bart originally was.

1. The Atari 2600 actually had a longer lifespan than the PS2(15 years for 2600(1977-1992) vs. 13 years for PS2(2000-2013))
2. The first CGI animated TV series, Geometric Fables, is from 1989
3. My YouTube channel is over 6 years old(January 2nd, 2018) & has FAR more videos than it has subscribers
4. The last officially licensed Sega Genesis & SNES games released in North America are ports of Frogger in 1998, also making it an ironic & anticlimactic end to the ULTIMATE console war fad starter
5. Saturday Morning cartoons' last official year here in the USA was 2013
6. Full speed N64 emulators started showing up in 1998
7. The last PS1 game was Moorhuhn X in Summer of 2005
8. It has been over 2 decades & many lostwave songs having been identified, yet Like The Wind is STILL UNSOLVED
9. The Lost Media Wiki is officially almost 10 years old
10. It's been 5 & a half years since I've first watched Akazukin ChaCha
11. Akazukin ChaCha in its original manga form was first published when the USSR was still around(1991)
12. Cel animated shows & movies were still being made after the Gamecube was released in November of 2001 here in the US
13. Shrek is now old enough to drink beer
14. The Netherlands hasn't had an animated series since Woezel En Pip ended in like, 2011
15. Ireland seemingly never had an animated series of its own until the mid 2000s
16. The release of The Super Mario Bros. Movie in 2023 is so far the only time Nintendo has tried to reach towards the Nordic markets
17. The last known piece of high quality animation from Caucasian Georgia is from 2002(at least I remember it being not too long ago)
18. SpongeBob has been going on for almost 25 years & it has never received a Greenlandic dub... and yet FANBOY AND CHUM CHUM HAS ONE.

I saw it mentioned on a Cracked page and it's entirely possible they got the facts wrong.