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How about a quick math lesson, Pandas? How old do you think those who were born in the '90s are? Contrary to what we '90s kids might think, time passes by quicker than it seems. This year, those born in 1992 are currently 33. And even those born in 1997 are not kids anymore, although it seemed so just yesterday: they'll be 28 in 2025.
If you feel like the world is coming at you too fast and you need a minute to remember the good old days, Bored Panda has got you! We've compiled the most interesting and funniest pictures from the Facebook group "Official 90's Nostalgia Club." We invite you to laugh and reminisce about the media, food, and aesthetics of the 1990s together. And remember: at least we'll always have nostalgia!
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Lost Panda 3 months ago
It was a full day when my mom would be able to take me to the nearest one. I would spend all day there, then go to the library next door before we went home.
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Firstname Lastname 3 months ago
And then trust random strangers at the gas station when road work invalidated the directions.
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nottheactualphoto 3 months ago
I was 11 when they did recorders in my school. I enjoyed it, but these things lead to harder drսgs: first flute, then saxophone. It's a slippery slope.
Ghostchaplain16 3 months ago
I only heard the term "recorder" when I married and moved to New England. In Missouri we called them flutophones. Anyone else heard that term?
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sturmwesen 3 months ago (edited)
I an beyond gratefull the kid from above graduated to piano this year. I can only listen to a limited amount of bad christmas songs on the flute
Huddo's sister 3 months ago
My second least favourite teacher taught recorder and that made me hate it. After she retired we had a new music teacher who selected a few kids to play the different types of recorder (alto, bass etc) and they actually made it sound good when played together.
Detroit Citizen 3 months ago (edited)
My music teacher in elementary made us think these were in full on orchestras lol. My mom and my dogs, had rather strong opinions of my musical prowess lol. And then one day, i got the permission slip in my children's homework... Well now my children are about to experience it from our perspective in a year or two ahahahahaha Edit: Change opinions from options (thanks autocorrect lol)
Michael Largey 3 months ago
With a recorder, something is being played. When it comes to taxes, it's someone.
PeepPeep the duck 3 months ago
It’s an analogy for learning a useless skill over a useful skill. You just took it the wrong way and got too deep bro!
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childish gambling addiction 3 months ago
Still does!! But at least you can download extensions now and play games on them 😏
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 3 months ago
The town I grew up has a Walmart distribution center. About one out of every ten people you meet works there. At least they took good care of their workers in teh '90s. Not sure about now though.
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Detroit Citizen 3 months ago
I had a couple teachers who used codes (like bdays, or just had their own system)
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Spencers slave no more 3 months ago
I've got 2 of them, bought ~2010 and two cats love playing with them. They're the best night time in bed reading lamps.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 3 months ago
No freaking clue. But I would have gone with a pooka shell necklace instead of that one because nothing screams d-bag like one of those.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 3 months ago
Nah, hearing that sound from your cat is worse. The one that means your first step out of bed is going to go skoosh.
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Rianna Lewis 3 months ago
Now you’ll be lucky to get a piece of cardboard with a picture on it… at least that’s what it’s like here
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Phae Thompson 3 months ago
Ain't nothin' but mammals so let's do it like they do on the Discovery Channel.
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Kimberley McMillan 3 months ago
Those used to pinch the tiny hairs on the back of my neck so bad
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HangryHangryHippo 3 months ago
Hahahah, on pont! I have a very similar picture with my family circa 1994. My siblings and I are wearing looney tunes t-shirts
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Lost Panda 3 months ago
I remember in Kindergarten always wanting to play with them, but never getting to because of how popular they were. The one time I finally did get to play with them, five minutes in got into an argument with a kid who stole one from me and was put in "time out". All of kindergarten a total of 5 minutes... (Why do I remember this so... I don't want to XD)
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 3 months ago
Fun fact: Elmer on he logo is a cow because the glue is made from milk protein not from gelatine rendered from hooves and bones.
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Sandra Angulo 3 months ago
I don’t think these came around until 2000. Don’t remember them before middle school.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 3 months ago
Color checks for the printer. If even one of them is wrong and nobody notices, it could lead to a massive recall. Food packaging is highly regulated for very good reasons.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 3 months ago
These were the worst. They weren't even big enough to hold the whole song. Just a clip of the song. Now it's all just e-waste in a dump somewhere.
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BookFanatic 3 months ago
I had a Popples lunch box! With a THERMOS! (I thought I was soooo cool)
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