Abraham 'Grampa' Simpson

The Simpsons

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This meme uses a classic scene from the animated series The Simpsons. Grandpa Abraham Simpson is seated on a tree stump in a grassy outdoor area, holding a cane and gesturing as he speaks to a group of attentive children, including Bart Simpson, who are sitting on the grass in front of him. Overlaid text at the top reads 'Back in my day', while text at the bottom states 'games came with a disc and book'. The meme jokes about generational nostalgia, referencing the fact that older physical video game releases came with optical discs and printed instruction manuals, unlike most modern digital-only game releases that have no accompanying physical materials.

Back in My Day Games Came With a Disc and Book

This meme uses a classic scen…

This is a single-panel meme using The Simpsons art style. Elderly Abraham Simpson (Grandpa Simpson) sits on a wooden stool in a room filled with vintage gaming consoles, retro computers, and old gaming hardware, holding a classic handheld game console. He is speaking to a group of children including Bart Simpson, Milhouse Van Houten, and other Springfield kids who are sitting on the floor listening attentively. The large text at the top of the image reads "BACK IN MY DAY, BUYING A GAME ACTUALLY MEANT OWNING IT!", which critiques modern gaming industry practices such as digital-only game licenses, subscription models, and always-online requirements that mean customers do not truly own the games they pay for, unlike older physical game copies that were fully owned by purchasers.

Back In My Day Buying A Game Actually Meant Owning It

This is a single-panel meme u…

This meme uses a well-known scene from the animated series *The Simpsons*, where elderly Grampa Simpson sits on a tree stump holding a cane and gestures as he tells a story to a group of younger children including Bart Simpson and Milhouse Van Houten, who listen intently. Overlaid text at the top reads 'Phones used to come with free earphones', framing this now obsolete common practice as a distant, ancient historical fact that older generations share with younger people who never experienced it. The joke satirizes modern smartphone manufacturers that stopped including free earphones (and often chargers) with new devices, frequently justifying this cost-cutting move as being for environmental benefit, which aligns with the associated original title that jokes the 'dark ages' began when these changes were framed as environmentally friendly.

Grampa Simpson Meme About Free Earphones Included With Old Phones

This meme uses a well-known s…