I'm going to bully them so this statement isn't true

Those little rubber domes that you can flip inside out and they pop up into the air

"Pencil Break" was the hot shit for about a year in middle school. This was right on the edge of when mechanical pencils started to replace wooden ones in school (not completely, I'm sure kids still use wooden #2s.)

It was stupid, but so many people would take turns slapping pencils together to see which ones would break. Obviously brand new pencils out of the box snap the easiest, while worn down nubs are impossible to break. The school eventually banned it and briefly flirted with banning wooden pencils after parents and teachers complained that all the really dedicated students had no writing instruments left.

Nation of geniuses over here.

Yoyos got supplanted by hacky sacks during my school days.

slap bracelets

I forgot about the bloody knuckles. You either got good at spinning a quarter, or you got good at taking pain.

There's a YT channel MrRebootFTW that Google fed to me where a guy goes through all of the old school tricks and how to do them. It's silly. Things like spitball guns, shooting paperclips or folded paper with rubber bands, rubber band guns with old mechanical pencils, and a bunch of other things. It's a fun nostalgia watch if you're into it.

Grade 1 in 2001 was Pokémon cards, next was Beyblades, then Yu Gi Oh. Grade four was Tamogachi, and I forget if grade 5 had anything.

Just wait until the coin tells them to do both.

I'm afraid to ask what the second thing is...

Hold on, let me flip the coin.

Okay, you're right. Fuck Spez.

I used to do this with a french 5-franc coin back in the 80s. inspired of course by Real Genius.

Millennials are ~30-45 now, and we pretty much invented text abbreviations like that 🤷‍♂️

Can we trust him?