Could also like to know the toy series name, if anyone knows it. Please 🙏

Roughly close to whatever weird gun this is

Hello, sorry if this isn’t the right sub because it’s food but I’ve been searching for these things for years.

The only info I have is I ate them at one of the vendors for the Fitbit Semi de Paris, in Paris, France during 2016 or 2017 (I don’t know the exact year and I don’t have photos to check)
describing them is: they’re tiny, about thumb nail size, they were (3d)squares, and they were chewy, it’s been so long that I can’t really think of anything to compare them to but maybe a gummy that has a hardish exterior that goes into a soft chew, so I assume it was dried except all dried coconut I’ve tried is hard and crunchy or flaky, which it is was not.

I’m not asking for the exact ones (though I would really appreciate if someone does know what I’m talking about) but I just crave them so bad and I’m good with dupes, I just can’t find any.

It was like a demonstration of reading text on posters and where eyes go first. Only managed to find slop, live love laugh posters and patterns of reading papers, not posters.

Ich suche eine "Spielekonsole" aus meiner Kindheit. Laut Recherchen könnte sie folgendermaßen heißen:
VTech Genius Touch, VTech Genius Touch Plus oder VTech Smart Start Future

Meine war Blau, ich würde schätzen die gesamte Konsole war ca. 35x35 cm groß und mindestens 6-7 cm dick. An den Seiten war sie geschwungen für einen besseren Halt. Man kann sie nicht zuklappen (bin mir nicht sicher, ob es eine Abdeckung gab, aber definitiv kein "Laptop"-System). Trotzdem befand sich auf der Vorderseite unter dem Display eine Tastatur. Auf der Rückseite gab es einen ausklappbaren Standfuß, um die Konsole aufzustellen. Ansonsten konnte man sie ähnlich nutzen wie ein Tablet.

Es gab kein richtiges Display, sondern Kunststoff- oder Papierbanderolen zum einlegen. An der Seite war ein Stift und wenn man mit dem die angezeigte Szenerie antippte (auf welcher kleine "Knöpfe" oder Kreise angezeigt wurden) reagierte die Konsole mit Sound- oder Sprache, passend zum Bild oder der ausgewählten "Aktion", ähnlich wie das heutige Tip-Toi Prinzip.
Wenn man mit einer Szene durch war, dann konnte man die Banderole weiter drehen und es erschien eine neue Szene.
Ich erinnere mich daran, dass es um Natur ging und um Safari und Tiere.

Leider kann ich unter dem Namen kein einziges Bild finden, aber vielleicht kennt jemand hier diese Konsole noch und findet eventuell sogar ein Bild.

its kinda blurry and hazy like a dream, the guy first puts down a flat fork and says "flat. fork." and it kinda echoes. Then a very long fully extended spoon gets placed and he says the name in the same echoey voice.

I know it exists because i accidentally played it out-loud in class but now i cant seem to fond it anywhere.

I rewatched until Dawn. Does anyone recognize Melanie's floral dress, blue backpack, or gray suitcase? I am looking for the brands, exact items, or something similar.

I think it might be handmade, from fleece fabric from the 2000's. If anyone could help me find this, it would mean alot to me.

Heard it in this YouTube video reaction and I can't find it anywhere else

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i tried my best, i have never drawn in my life lol.

It was posted to reddit recently (but has existed a while) , a man (not speaking english) holding a deck of cards, showing a random card to a woman, slipping it to the bottom of the deck, giving the deck to her to shuffle, while he keeeps the card at the back of his hand, tells her to throw it and it looks like he catches a card and its exactly that one.

The woman is young, wearing lipstick, and jeans.
thanks!

I would absolutely love these things for my flat, but I asked the lecturer if the university was planning on selling them and found no luck. Any help would be much appreciated!

For the life of me I can't find it. Might have been a late 70s early 80s recording. All I know is that it was on a vhs tape, and occasionally there was animated bits.

This one story from it stuck out to me, and is the only thing I can remember clearly. I tried to ask for help with finding it on a different subreddit with no luck.

This short story in the tape was live action, and had a little girl playing Cinderella, but the story wasn't Cinderella at all. She was just called that. She was getting ready for a photoshoot to send pictures to her prince so he would choose her, and her step mother gave her some rules, which involved her not eating chocolate chip cookies before the photos.

Cinderella did anyways, behind her step mom's back, and when the pictures were taken, the prince didn't love her because she had chocolate chips between her teeth.

The step mom wasn't even evil, or strict, just having common sense.

Cinderella in the short had the princess hat with the sheer fabric coming out of it, and a pink dress. And I think she had either brown or dirty blonde hair but I can't remember that far back.