>normie kids play DnD every week in 1983 what the fuck?

Pics or it didn't happen.

>>48922286
Stranger things

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Yep. Every Saturday afternoon.

>>48922095

Kinda yeah, also those kids weren't normies

>>48922095
Normies is a stretch. There was a bigger board game culture then before computers. It essentially grew out of that.

>>48922095
>those kids
>normies

>>48922095
This is purely anecdotal, but many, many people I've spoken to would say "oh, I played that a couple times", or "my brother was into that, so I played in middle school--by high school I was more interested in partying".

>>48922095
They were normies?
Perhaps the problem is not with the portrayal, perhaps the problem is with you.
Perhaps you're so fucked up that everyone else looks like a normie to you.

>>48922095
>pale dork
>overbite with lisp
>scrawny with single mom
>suburban black (whose parents never appear in-shot)
Normies they ain't.

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>>48922095
pretty normal

>>48922095
I play every week. What's the norm?

>>48922363
hint: you can't tell a normie by looking.

they are nerds, but back then, nerds dressed like everyone else did.

>>48922095

Back then TSR sold millions of Red Box Basic sets at places like Toys'R'Us and department stores. It was a big fad for a couple of years, and parents were buying it for their kids.
I don't remember there being a stigma of "those D&D nerds" for another five years or so, until 1987 or thereabouts.

>>48922095
>normies
Those kids have some really solid nerd-cred for their age, and are literally bullied in school.

I don't even want to know what it takes to be a non-normie in your eyes.

>>48922095
video games were shitty and expensive and nerds still could read.

>>48925378
Not him, but a normie is anyone more socially successful than you. Also anyone less socially successful than you is a basement-dwelling virgin.