are the 00s retro now?

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    • 3 years 3 months ago
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    since the 00s are now the previous decade , are we allowed to call it retro now? if not , when can we?
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    • 3 years 3 months ago
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    The early 2000s are for sure, not anything after 1995. I thought this forum would be more popular, but I guessed wrong.
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    • 2 years 7 months ago
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    I wonder what the real definition of retro is...
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    • 2 years 7 months ago
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    bassman21 wrote:
    The early 2000s are for sure, not anything after 1995.
    That's quite a contradiction. :?
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    • 2 years 6 months ago
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    Think of how old you were in 2000.... You were quite young, right?
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    • 2 years 6 months ago
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    Basically this has been tackle in other threads. My point of view is OF COURSE NOT.
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    • 2 years 5 months ago
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    I don't consider the 2000's retro, but I think the 2000's would be considered retro, if you were born in like 1999 or something. I think I'd start to call that decade retro in the next about three or four years from now.
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    • 2 years 5 months ago
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    Wasn't the whole "what is retro, what's not retro" established in another thread already?
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    • 2 years 5 months ago
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    00s are retro now, yes.
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    • 2 years 5 months ago
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    Goddammit no. Fucking aspie retards always trying to put a fucking label on something. Last year is not fucking retro. Don't be a dumbfuck.
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    • 2 years 5 months ago
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    DebrisStorm wrote:
    Goddammit no. Fucking aspie retards always trying to put a fucking label on something. Last year is not fucking retro. Don't be a dumbfuck.


    This.

    stimpyfan wrote:
    I don't consider the 2000's retro, but I think the 2000's would be considered retro, if you were born in like 1999 or something. I think I'd start to call that decade retro in the next about three or four years from now.


    If someone was born in 99, what the hell are they doing here? 11 year olds have no business on a retro site, unless you'd like this site to become even more of a clusterfuck of stupid posts than it already is.
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    • 2 years 4 months ago
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    • 2 years 4 months ago
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    No.

    I only consider pre-1997 the retro era.

    Post-1997 is the modern era to me. For movies, the last retro film to me was Hunchback of Notre Dame, for games, the last retro game to me was probably Donkey Kong Country 3.

    Really, modern era is right when the PS1 and N64 came out.
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    • 1 year 11 months ago
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    2000 could be retro if you're a teenager
    2009 is definitely not retro
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    • 1 year 11 months ago
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    Teenagers shouldn't be feeling "retro"
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    • 1 year 11 months ago
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    CleverHans wrote:
    Teenagers shouldn't be feeling "retro"


    Say no more.
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    • 1 year 11 months ago
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    I would consider 2000-2002 to be retro, but nothing after that.
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    • 1 year 11 months ago
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    CartoonKing2 wrote:
    I would consider 2000-2002 to be retro, but nothing after that.


    How can be consider retro something from 8-10 years ago. Theres not much of a difference. Still we use the same technology from early '00's for instance.

    There is no significant changes like VHS to DVD or cassete tapes/CD to MP3. Something retro needs a bit of a history back ground to fall on. This is not achieved in such a short period of time.

    ...well nevermind, you were born in '92

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    Dyzfunk7ional wrote:
    CartoonKing2 wrote:
    I would consider 2000-2002 to be retro, but nothing after that.


    How can be consider retro something from 8-10 years ago. Theres not much of a difference. Still we use the same technology from early '00's for instance.

    There is no significant changes like VHS to DVD or cassete tapes/CD to MP3. Something retro needs a bit of a history back ground to fall on. This is not achieved in such a short period of time.

    ...well nevermind, you were born in '92

    ....


    I know. I understand completely what your saying. Now that I think about it, I wouldn't consider them to be "retro". Just some of the early '00s stuff is kind of nostalgic to me. There are some people here on RJ who wouldn't even consider the '90s to be retro, so it all really depends on when you were born.
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    • 1 year 10 months ago
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    CartoonKing2 wrote:
    Dyzfunk7ional wrote:
    CartoonKing2 wrote:
    I would consider 2000-2002 to be retro, but nothing after that.


    How can be consider retro something from 8-10 years ago. Theres not much of a difference. Still we use the same technology from early '00's for instance.

    There is no significant changes like VHS to DVD or cassete tapes/CD to MP3. Something retro needs a bit of a history back ground to fall on. This is not achieved in such a short period of time.

    ...well nevermind, you were born in '92

    ....


    I know. I understand completely what your saying. Now that I think about it, I wouldn't consider them to be "retro". Just some of the early '00s stuff is kind of nostalgic to me. There are some people here on RJ who wouldn't even consider the '90s to be retro, so it all really depends on when you were born.


    Nostalgia and retro are two different things. I feel nostalgia about some of my missing porn DVD's two years ago. Whereas I feel retro watching Linda Lovelace perform.
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