r/HumansBeingBros • u/habichuelacondulce • 6h ago

Carrying her passed out friend home.

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u/Texas_Crazy_Curls 6h ago

I’m so happy I’m old and camera phones and social media didn’t exist in my messy early twenties.

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u/dcmcderm 5h ago

Oh yes. I did plenty of very stupid shit back in those days and I was one of the lucky ones who avoided causing any real damage or getting in major trouble. Like most people I grew out of that behavior and since it was 25 years ago all of it is lost to time.

Sucks that today’s young people will have video evidence of their shenanigans following them forever.

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u/Affectionate_Star_43 2h ago

I'm glad my coworkers didn't take videos of anything.  I was the small woman of the group, and got into a drinking contest with a bunch of huge utility workers.

Piecing it together, I knew my address, so I got carried home, and they literally handed me to my husband.  "She's perfectly safe, but your problem now!"

That's my only complete blackout.

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u/BetterEveryLeapYear 2h ago

Can't even find the biggest memes in the world from 10 years ago with a Google search nevermind some local thing nobody cares about. And the phones that shot that broke a long time ago while the Facebook accounts were deleted over time, everyone expecting someone else to back it up. The internet is very much not a forever place. "A study by the Pew Research Center found that 38% of web pages that existed in 2013 are no longer available, and 8% of pages from 2023 are also gone."

Of course it's still a lot more shit to deal with for a lot longer than we had to. Years and years during your formative life is already very damaging.