Shawn Harper was born in the '80s, grew up in the '90s, and is now running an online project called Saturday Morning Nostalgia for everyone who shares the timeline.
Be it about movies, video games, food, or other important aspects of a kid's everyday life, Harper's content evokes the cherished memories of yesteryear and transports us back to when the world seemed like it was filled only with joy and innocence, a world that was simpler and brimming with excitement at every turn.
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Adult Swim was the best, late night on Cartoon Network...Space Ghost Coast to Coast and ATHF!
When Cartoon Network would turn off the light and say Good night, and then Adult Swim would start
I remember watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The ads were yogurt, tampons, herbal shampoo, maxi pads, acne rinse, tampons. And I was thinking, "I might not be the target demographic. I mean, I eat yogurt. But I've never seen a guy in a yogurt commercial.
Nickelodeon still has toy commercials all the time. I dont mind them as much a regular commercials
For some reason I get a lot of baby product ads and car insurance. I have neither. Google doesn't know you as well as you think.
"Ei saa peittää". The one Finnish frase I as a Swede know - learned from the electric bathroom radiator.
This one made me laugh out loud, because I read that same Lysol can many, many times, enough to remember the ingredients for years. I finally forgot them.
I don't, I've always found it kind of gross to use your phone on the toilet, I don't read the backs of anything or books either, I just kinda sit there
Load More Replies...According to the creator of the new BBC One period comedy The Power of Parker, it's the desire for a simpler time when life seemed easier that fuels our enthusiasm for content about the 1980s and 1990s.
Parker's creator, Paul Coleman, believes people tend to crave nostalgia when facing adversity. "Times are tough at the minute with [challenges like] the cost of living ... Most things you look back nostalgically at you do with rose-tinted spectacles ... you remember the good times – there's a bit of that going on," he said.
The new styles are so bland, uninviting and lets you know, just eat and go.
That's why they have uncomfortable seating - they want you to hurry up and leave.
Load More Replies...Used to be for the kids... now it's for the money. Play area was the main reason to go!
The play areas were nasty disease spreading laboratories. It's disgusting the amount of pathogens, bacteria, viruses and feces the CDC discovered at multiple McD's Playland sites. That's the main reason they shut them down...
Load More Replies...Where I live, McDonald's has become the daytime seniors' center. Card games, conversations about "the good old days' and "what's wrong with the world today"!
I mean, isn't that us now? I'm only 42 but I sure feel like that person lol.
Load More Replies...What if McDonalds always looked like the bottom but we never saw it that way until we became adults.
It's sad but I think fast food vendors are trying to move to generic styles so they can sell/rent the location to another restaurant if they need to. Sure makes for some boring a*s buildings though.
That's true. That plastic one not only shocked you, it also pulled the sh*t out of your hair
We had a plastic one and a small set at home. We used to run the water hose up there and shove it into an opening at the top for a water slide.
There was also the wood framed slides. Got a big sliver on one that took a few days to work out right between my thumb and index.
I never got burned on the metal one, but then again, I was standing on a skateboard. The wood chips and sand did tend to be scratchy however.
My school was smart, they put the metal one under trees so it was in the shade.
I hated when the metal one burned me, So it was more appealing to me if I ran up it instead. The shocks on the other are unavoidable you'll get shocked no matter which way you climb it.
I don't know some of those plastic ones can shoot you out dangerously fast. In the summer they can get darn hot too. At least the metal one just burned your butt, the plastic is like a full body oven.
*said in Bikini Bottom narrator voice* "Three Hours Later..."
I had to use a website that scrolled the age by month. I was 48, so had to swipe on my phone about 570 times 😮💨
Load More Replies...I once visited a site where the scrolling stopped a decade before it could get to my birth year. So I guess I'm officially dead.
Always wanted to spin that thing but give it a really good spin. I hear it's super heavy and near impossible.
I now just shoot the scroll all the way to the oldest year at the end, cuz I know mine will be way closer to that. I will say though. For the ones that have a cutoff year, like "1980 or older", it is spooky seeing my year get closer and closer to the cutoff point for the ones that update those annually.
Coleman was a teenager in the 1990s himself, so he looks back at the era with a smile on his face, but he thinks younger generations who weren't even born then feel the appeal of the period too: "Things seemed a bit simpler because we had less noise. But also because they think, 'I would've been able to pay rent, that would've been amazing' because it's really impacting that generation."
Facing uncertainties such as the climate crisis, he said it was perhaps no surprise youngsters are harking back even though the Brit said "I was living through Thatcher at that time and ... thinking 'this is dire,' particularly for northern communities.
Making background in Paint black, Zoomning in, selecting pen with one pixel, white colour, dragging the mouse really fast! Tada! Stars!
Load More Replies...We only had dial up and wasn't allowed on the internet, except just to do special school projects and my mom had to be right there. She was so scared I was going to put a virus on the computer or look up porn.
Or “the internet is out and I forgot how to amuse myself without my computer” starter pack
Oh uh it was still some at 8. Mostly computer itself and kids sites until about 11 or 12 when it was early (sfw) teen stuff then around 13 for fb. Got a phone (nokia brick) around 11 bc HS (Aus) and then a few years later a smartphone when they stopped being so expensive and I wanted one (which took a bit for me to want one, nokia makes some good phones. There's even a purple slide one!!) Edit: I was born '97 but in a slightly rural Aus so I do remember time before smartphones (which came out 2007) and used landline (and computer internet - but not really wifi until leased adult) the most until about 14. All in all I think the balance was good.
Load More Replies...I played all, even the not-a-game MS Paint. Solitaire was my favourite. I never really understood minesweeper.
When I was about 6 I had a Forever Friends poster above my bed (if you didn't have them in the US, they were 2 giant peach-coloured bears). I used to have a recurring nightmare where I'd be walking along the bank of a river with the bears, and the crocodile from Peter Pan would come out and drag off one of the bears to eat. I was at the climax of this nightmare one night when the poster fell on top of me. Never been more scared in my life, and I've been through some s**t lol
I had a real size Michael Jordan just above my bed, it was a 4 parts poster. Michael right hand fell on me in the middle on the night one time.
Scotch tape doesn’t hold forever—-for anything you wanted it to hold up for a long time. Otherwise, it was permanent. If you got it on something you didn’t want taped, it would stick like crazy. Eventually it would yellow with age, of course, but never come unstuck.
My house was actually haunted. I'm sure there was a time a poster fell because of that ghost. Pretty sure.
I can still hear the strange noise and then my Nokia ringbell in y mind.
The deafening high pitched screech and beeps have permanently damaged my soul
I still have the same controller and game boy. And they both still work too.
Load More Replies...Always wanted that computer, that phone, everything. We just thought it was cool to see the inner workings of everything.
In prison, inmate-owned electronics are see-through.
🙋 especially the phone I wasn't allowed to have I always wanted a phone in my room before we got cordless ones.
And those phones were one of the prizes you could never win from the school fundraisers
I had the controller...but I could never find the see through game boy...we need to bring back transparent cases
As Coleman pointed out, the decade was not without violence and tragedy, including the Bosnian genocide, the Rodney King beating and subsequent L.A. Riots, the bombing of the World Trade Center, and the Columbine High School shooting.
Still, the decade is often remembered as relatively peaceful and prosperous: the Soviet Union fell and the rise of the Internet ushered in a radical era of communication, business, and entertainment.
Doesn't surprise me. I was in grade 5 or 6 when teletubbies started airing. My kid is an adult now.
The little girl is not her daughter.Its the new sun baby from the reboot.But she does have a daughter.
I dressed my first baby up as the red teletubby for his 1st Halloween! He was so cute!
Not really. I loved these, especially root beer, cream soda, and blu raspberry.
Load More Replies...They have a bowl of them in my bank and if you think I'm not digging through them looking for butterscotch while in like, you'd be wrong
NO COMMERCIAL?? "Cherry and grape, watermelllllon tooooo. Cream Soda! And apple lollipops for youuuu. So if you really wanna smile, just pop one in your mouth a while!" Every time I see a dum dum, my brain sings the old commercial jingle!
THANK YOU! I immediately started singing the jingle when I read that post! "Dum dums, dum dums, dumby-dooby dum dums"!
Load More Replies...This is my son! His absolute favorite are mystery flavors. He will legit choose not to have one unless it’s mystery. I always wonder if he doesn’t understand that the flavors he gets are the same as the non-mystery ones. lol.
Load More Replies...They've had new flavors though... But the recipe has not changed
They used to give me and my siblings these whenever we went into our neighborhood liquor store with our mom.
I still have a few I found when my mom passed away and I'm legit nervous to have them developed...
I'm so very sorry for loss of your mom, please do it sooner the better, film ages and you want to get all your photos! Also there's like 1 place left that develops film.
Load More Replies...Y’all, Remember when it was the wedding hit thing to have these on every table !!!
The realisation that those three photos cost you SO much for all that film and processing!
I have found many rolls of undeveloped film and disposable cameras but scared to have them developed. Say you go and pick up said photos and you end up being questioned or getting in trouble. They found pics of a toddler in the bath or something but you are the child in the photos, could you still be charged with crimes against children?
Comedian Jeff Foxworthy once said "You might be a redneck if you have a complete set of salad bowls and they all say CoolWhip on the side." Me: yup
I don't know what the hate for margarine is. I grew up on Imperial. I've had butter and margarine. I'm impartial to both. Both get the job done alright and have similar taste. Neither I would eat on it's own, fried or not.
I forget what year it was, but Mom got a raise and that was the end of margarine
This was mom's line in the sand. She'd only use this when getting after my dad about his health.
However, some think that our fascination with the 1990s might also be a bit of a fad.
"Every generation looks back at past trends," said Dr. Renee Middlemost, a Lecturer in Global Communication and Media at the University of Wollongong's Faculty of Law, Humanities and the Arts.
"I believe it has something to do with the way people are watching media these days. With platforms like Netflix around, people recommend shows to each other, and there are less people seeking out new things. Our tastes seem to have narrowed.
I remember they’d always stick to the inside, especially during humid summers
When I was little, Kellogg's was honest. They called these Sugar Pops. "Sugar Pops are tops."
Remember when chips came in boxes with two opaque packages? I want my old-fashion Old Dutch sour cream and onion.
Or just gazed into your soul. Those things were creepy af, especially once the batteries started to die *shudders*
I remember government offices had to ban them for being accidental spies.
Load More Replies...-Deep voiced terror toy- "MAAMMMMMAAAAAA HHHHUNGRRRYYYYYY AAAAAHHHHHHH. AAAHHHHAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH! IIIIII. SSSEEEEEEEEE YOOOUUUUU!"
I have one of the re-issues that came out about 10 years ago shut way in a cupboard and it woke up out of nowhere last week and scared the c**p out of me. It kept happening on and off for a few days and it sounded more and more like a demon each time. I refuse to open that cupboard.
Our high school had a Home Economics program in which students studying child care were required to have a doll baby 24/7 for a week or more,. Those dolls were programmed to cry loudly, disrupting classes and the student's home life.
They were eventually replaced with eggs. The babies, as disruptive as they were, made more sense. It did disrupt their home life, and they were less likely to glamorize being a teen mom like the TV show. Birth control at its finest.
Load More Replies...We turned a few of these into hooker furbies that said pretty offensive things and left them hidden around the school when we left.
Apparently they make new ones now that slowly learn to talk by listening to you
I still have mine and gave it to the 2,5 year old just the other day. She was not pleased, somehow
I hear this in the melody of "Climb Ev'ry Mountain"
Load More Replies...I have a glass lamp bottom that I filled with these. When the sun hits them, it makes pretty shiny thingies on the wall.
I just found an unopened bag of these in a drawer in my living room yesterday and wondered if I could get away with using them. They are blue, too.
Originally flower arrangement, you put them in the vase first
Load More Replies...We had SO.MANY.COLORS. of these?! Wish I could ask my mom what she intended to do with them.
I use them for crafts. Work well in stepping stones. Not too many or it will get slippery, and nobody wants a nasty fall or break anything.
This is so true. Childhood looked a lot easier before the internet became so ingrained in our lives. A NES, a soda, some probably toxic levels of sugar and a bike. Had everything we needed.
Pics like thid makes me think I have always had the spirit of an 80 yo woman in me. Lol. I'm born in 1984 but my childhood was jigsaw puzzles, dinosaurs, the Beatles, whodunit-shows on the TV (watched them with my mom), and books. Lol. I don't think I ever even turned on a computer besides the few times we were told to write a paper for class. But since I was at boarding school in 2000/2001 I have been fond of computers as well. Damnit.... I think I really was a weird kid.
Those old KitKat wrappers! I had completely forgotten the foil and paper wrappers.
I am convinced that the taste of a Hershey bar completely changed after they stopped wrapping it in waxed paper with a paper sleeve!
Load More Replies...This was it! But other than the Nintendo, everything else I could only get at friends houses, because I was raised by grandparents. They lived through the depression so junk food was super rare
"The whole sharing thing with ... recommendations that has narrowed the tastes of people in regards to television viewing has been seen in cult cinema, too," Middlemost added.
"It's all been done by word-of-mouth. And with the sharing of videos and content, the online world has made the pop culture loops come around much more quickly than before."
Mario Kart was cool, but my friends and I played James Bond 007 Goldeneye like there was no tomorrow.
My husband found an emulator for the computer and got Mario 64 for me to play!
This was a sleepover at the kid's house with the super chill, cool parents.
I still have both of these, but I also have a ps1 too.
Load More Replies...That's a later model PS1. Earlier ones didn't come with the Dual Shock controller, it came out a couple of years later. I'm such a geek.
And there are so many remasters of PS1 games recently <3 I mean I get it, companies are monetizing nostalgia instead of coming up with new content, but still I'm happy as a clam playing Spyro and Crash and Tomb Raider with my kid as I played with my mom :D
Load More Replies...And to think, they can keep re-creating this photo with every update PS that comes out. Children at heart and it's wonderful. 🫶
No , mostly kids these days (I sound like a granny even though I'm -13 ) are on they're phones and depressed they don't make friends. And a lot of girls especially me got puberty at age 10 and they...are in war with they're parents.
Load More Replies...The fact that we all escaped the cesspool that was The Ball Pit without cholera was a minor miracle.
IKEA memories ooo IKEA boll put was massive. But looking at the same bill pit now as a adult. It's looking very smaller than I remember or maybe it's because I'm today 183cm back then 120cm everything looks bigger then..
And you both smelled of pee from the ball pit before the day was done.
LOL I just had the Miami Vice theme replay in my head...
Load More Replies...Whatever the case might be, the 1990s still seem preferable to what came next: the worst terror attack on U.S. soil, two long and inconclusive wars, two stock market crashes, and a financial crisis that precipitated a deep recession. After the '90s, said Kevin Howley, a DePauw University communication professor, "It's as if history jumped a track.''
But then they'd check the return box and just like that, your weekend was going to okay.
You got to look for them sometimes. People would hid them behind other movies in different sections.
I remember getting one after saving up my allowance and keeping it in a ziploc bag. I'm not kidding when I say that thing took my tongue down a few layers and I'm not sure it's ever recovered.
I had one that big once as a kid I was working my way to the middle but then my friend's little brother who was sick with the flu licked all over it Adult me recognizes he was a little kid and probably probably didn't realize he ruined a treasure for me but kid me was pretty annoyed
Man... Just rinse it under really hot water for a minute
Load More Replies...I think I took out a chunk of ceramic floor trying to break one of these off by slamming it inside a ziplock baggie after weeks of going at it.
Always with one shoved in their cheek like a chipmunk pouch!
Load More Replies...We have gobstoppers too but they were different, much smaller and tasted like straight citric acid
Load More Replies...I remember being terrified to break my teeth on one of those as a kid! I enjoyed them, but was still cautious not to break my teeth!
I can smell this picture... musty basement, dryer sheets and glade carpet powder.
Intellivision. It came with plastic overlays for the controller in each game, so you'd be able to see which buttons did what in each game. Dungeons and Dragons was my favorite. You were looking for two parts of a crown that the dragons stole. You'd click a mountain to enter its dungeon. As you traveled through the tunnels, new ones would open up. Each room had the chance for a monster. The thing was, each monster had a sound effect. If you listened, you'd know whether or not there was a monster in the room you were about to enter. I loved that my brother didn't realize this.
Intellivision was awesome, but brutal on my thumbs. Especially with the boxing game. We'd play it so hard that the sensor under the control disc would wear through. Eighties tech at its finest.
Load More Replies...Omg we had that same couch! I remember my mom buying it after filing her taxes lol
I believe this is a model room at the National Video Game Museum in Dallas TX.
It would have done a LOT more damage had there not been such an effort to fix the problem on critical systems. I still wonder how the 2038 problem will turn out...
Load More Replies...For anyone going lol - this was NO joke. A LOT of brainy people did a lot of hard work for over a year behind the scenes to make sure that this didn't screw important stuff up. It was a very serious problem that most people don't understand fully because of the hard work by a lot of good people.
The brainy people that fixed the impending Y2K issue got around $200/hr - sometimes more. That was a ton of money for a 90s programmer. They worked every hour they could.
Parallel issue but there is a lot of ASCII type stuff out there that still needs to be ported to UTF-8 (every language had it's own ASCII set whereas UTF-8 is an all language set so stuff doesn't turn to gibberish when exchanged).
I do remember New Years Eve was just "off the hook" that year. I was 18 & the world might end. Nothing to lose.
I turned 18 four days after the millennium and my friends and I had been partying so hard (48-hour house party on the North York Moors) that I could not face even a sip of champagne on my 18th!
Load More Replies...I don't think I ever rolled my eyes so much in my life in just the year 1999.
The PROBLEM was real. The massive effort meant it did not affect us as much as it might have.
Load More Replies...I didn't know there were 12 days in month 31 in 1999. I shut down on 31st December well before I went to work that night. Also envied all those partying a whole year before the millennium REALLY ended on 31/12/2000.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who forgot. I made these and those hemp friendship bracelets a lot, but I don't remember how anymore.
Load More Replies...GIMP!!!🤣🤣 No clue if that was the official name, but that's what kids called it when I was growing up...I personally preferred the softer string for friendship bracelets but that stuff was ubiquitous in middle school... Remember jelly shoes?? Those plastic blister factories made of the same c**p as that plastic string??
They were called Scoobys or Scooby Doo's no idea why, my girls loved to make them.
Load More Replies...I have always wondered how one was supposed to attach the ends around one's wrist. I'm still wondering....
Cheers to this thing. Had one. Sadly lost to the ages, but like all other playskool made stuff, somewhere....somewhen.... This bombproof novelty flashlight is still working....
That movie made me cry. Especially the scrap yard scenes
Load More Replies...I was NOT prepared for how emotional this picture made me. The Brave little Toaster gang irl. 🥹❤️🥰
That movie messed me up for a good long while. 80/90s kids movies were DARK.
OMG! Brave little toaster!!! Toasty, Blankly, Lampy, Kirby and of course Radio, had to get back to their owner Rob, who had grown up and moved to the big city and had new stuck up appliances which he kick to the curb so quick for his old stuff. Loved that movie! That movie that that was my '87 and most of my '88.
I think a live action version of The Brave Little Toaster would freak me out.
I've never seen those. And although I was adult long before the 90's, there were a lot of young kids in the family by then
Omgggg I loved wearing these Elmo slippers at my grandmas house 🖤 I can vaguely remember moments at my grandmas house right now lol
My daughter, 31 years now, had to watch this every morning or her day was ruined. She was two at the time. I had to record a couple episodes in case she overslept so we'd have a good day. I don't know what it did to her, but it set the mood for the day! She never had slippers but she had a nightgown.
I rewatched a few episodes of power ranges a while ago, and was baffled by the pink ranger using the quip 'thats SO 90's!' - pretty sure nobody ever said that in the 90s. Ever.
I was the odd duck in that I'd rather watch Monty python or The Labrynth for the 743rd time.
The other day I told my 4yo "I have turned the world upside down, and I have done it all for YOU! I'm exhausted from living up to your expectations..." Then it took me a sec to remember where I stole that from 🤣
Load More Replies...Legends of the Hidden Temple, GUTS, Double Dare, Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego. Definitely remember watching those after getting home from school.
The forbidden temple. I always wanted to be on that show. The challenges looked so fun.
If you ain't with the Silver Snakes, step off the temple. We can't be friends.
But then you had to wait a half hour before you could go back in so you really waited until you were starving to get out
Omg That looks so good. But yes, with the smell of chlorine and plastic floaties, this sandwich was AMAZING. And I was rebel that didn’t ever use the 30 min rule.
As a kid I would get so hungry during a day at the pool/beach/etc, presumably due to burning a huge amount of calories. Why though do I not remember ever being sore the next day? Muscle fiber tearing and lactic acid buildup or whatever makes muscles sores surely also applies when young..?
After a day on the river we always go for big greasy burgers! They just really hit the spot.
Never started putting chips on my sandwiches until I was in my 30's. Also never put mayo on them, ever
I always thought that the 30 min wait rule was bogus until....5 years ago, RIGHT after eating a bunch of Chinese food I jumped in the pool at the hotel I was staying at and as soon as I hit the water my muscles decided they were gonna mutiny. I have never had full body cramps at once and I was so lucky that I jumped in semi close to the ladder. So yeah..not bogus.
Never went down the Beanie Baby rabbit hole. I was more of a Cabbage Patch/My Little Pony kid.
Lord I remember the neighbor girl had a book that speculated how "valuable" those dumb bean bag animals were going to be. We were OBSESSED and thought we were gonna be rich in a few years. Now? They're all stuffed in a storage box in the attic. (Except for Scorch he can kick it in the office)
I was working at the local mall and bought a platypus for about $6 just because I thought it was cool. This was just before Beanie Babies became a phenomenon--it was literally just a bunch of wooden tables set up in the middle of the mall; I assumed someone was sewing these things in their basement. A few years later, I saw my first generation platypus listed in a Beanie Baby guide for $1300--if only I'd had the sense to sell before the bottom fell out of the market. Of course, this was also before eBay, so finding a buyer would have been tricky...
I only collected them for fun. Always took the tags off and spent many hours creating adventures for my beanie baby crew. Ah to be 9 again.
IF U GET OME IN MINT CONDITION you would get up to maybe 20 million tops
Yes! These bad boys were made out of the cheapest synthetic fabric but I loved it all the same!
I had the Barney set, and my mom waited until I was about done potty training. "Don't pee on Barney." "No, mommy, never!" Dry sheets lol
My mother still has this blanket in the closet with the spare sheets etc for guests.
When my family stays at hotels, I never get a bed. SO I KNOW EXACTLY WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO BE IN THIS PICTURE!
So you sleep on the regular couch? Or worse? And no blanket? Sorry to hear that!
Load More Replies...Those sleepovers were always cut short cos I'm calling my parents to come pick me up. ...I'm...not feeling well..
I can only think about that thing collapsing on me under the weight of a wet snowfall.
Load More Replies...All I can think is…what a pain in the a**e changing the bed would be. Lol
Reminds me of the "Zoo" at Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor. The one on the left is the Zoo. Zoo03-65d2...946993.jpg
"You've won a year's supply of..nothing" This was also a great level on the PS1 game, I can still hear this music now.
I worked at Walmart in Electronics when these were there. Kids would be there the entire time their mom was shopping. Lots of adult men, too.
I once got a crowd at a guitar hero stand at one of these while my dad was shopping because I started playing with the guitar behind my head (which isn't actually that hard). I didn't even realize they were there at first because of how focused I was. Good times.
I never took my kids to Chinamart (aka: Walmart) and now that they're all grown up - I still don't go there...
I still randomly walk around screaming DeeDee get out of my laboratory. Just at my kids.
Load More Replies...Unfortunately my 3 year old is terrified of Angelica 🤣 so we can't watch it together 😞
I don't blame her - I think many were "terrified of Angelica"...
Load More Replies...Where is the secret door? I have played this game on the switch and I don't know where the secret door is.
Load More Replies...Gotta love the first Bowser fight too throwing him into bombs was always funny 🤣
My favorite game!! I just have played it 2 or 3 times last year. And I don't mean just all of the levels , but getting all 120 stars
Ah the joys and frustrations come alive again in the halls of memory.
Who else mixed all the sodas in one cup then insisted to your unimpressed parents that it was delicious while regretting your choice?
I haven't thought of those wax covered cups in years! Nostalgia overload!
I'd only get these cups just to brag about it,reply if this was you too!
Ah the old wax cup. Drinking your soda, chewing on the rim because the wax gave it a funny texture. (Growing up and realizing how weird you were as a kid.)
Even if that's true, I highly doubt the cups themselves had much (if anything) to do with it
And the baseball, basketball and soccer balls too! Somehow they seemed to taste different
That's because footballs are made with pigskin, and baseballs are made with horsehide.
Load More Replies...They were super gross chocolate flavored chocolate product but you were still super excited to eat them.
A guy at my lunch table beat mine to death while I was in the bathroom
Mine were always sad/ unhappy. I've never had a toy bring me to knees like this one did 🥲
I had one. I'd leave it home while I went to school. It never lived long.
I remember my daughter giving me hers when she went to school. I was supposed to keep it alive for her ... Doesn't happen when I'm at work. I killed it every time!
The fact that these are SO perfect... I always got the nightmare fuel half-melted eyeball done rolled down the face ones.
You too? And I was a grownup at the time—-who always loved the novelty pops. I’m 63 now, and still do! Getting a nightmare fuel one was like a slap in the face, even though they tasted exactly the same.
Load More Replies...I always got Sonic or Tweety Bird. Or the occasional Choco Taco.
Rocket pops from the ice cream truck are incomparable! Delicious.
Load More Replies...I don't remember ours being so green though. Maybe because there's so many additives in the US versions?
Well, I didn't expect to find a tattoo inspiration (I don't have any, and idk that I will) 😁
Can't help myself, but SpongeBob seems out of place here to me. Most stuff here is about the 90s while SpongeBob is more a 2000s thing
Yeah, the first episode aired in 2000, so as much as it was a part of the '90s kid life, it was definitely not a 90s thing.
Load More Replies...This barely existed in the 90s. It came out in 1999..but I approve because it's SpongeBob 😆
I'm too old for SpongeBob, but I love the irony that one of the scariest movie villains of the 80's--Clancy Brown as the Kurgan from the original Highlander--has now become the voice of many beloved cartoon characters in the 2000's.
If you can't hear this picture, I'm sorry to say your childhood was lacking!
I cannot. Born in 1982 and I don't know what it is.
Load More Replies...The chocolate banana was the best flavor ever. I'll die on that hill.
And we're both at the age where that's a real possibility 😂
Load More Replies...I...had all of these stickers. Me and my sister were very Spice Girls obsessed as kids.
Me too! I had this Spice Girls folder I kept for decades. Sold it on Ebay last year for £15. Well now Royal Mail have come out with collectable Spice Girls stamps... and I'll tell you what I want
Load More Replies...As an immature adult, these stickers are making me laugh like an idiot. Except for Scary Spice, who's biting...Scary is making me wince. No teeth, please and thank you
Oh man, when you look back and realize the Spice Girls started in their mid-thirties...
Mid-thirties? Try early twenties. 3 are still in their 40s now!
Load More Replies...This was the beginning of my birthday and Christmas wish list each year 🥰
Completely understandable! I think we should get to write those lists to our kiddos!
Load More Replies...YES! Pokémon Puzzle League was my go-to! That was the only game that I could beat my kids at!
Load More Replies...Saw Ren & Stimpy in reruns, 1991 was a few years before my time, parents completely freaked out when they saw me watching it. Happy Happy Joy Joy!
I remember there was a rumor going around this guy is actually Banksy. Art-Attack...2f0596.jpg
this post might have just restored my childhood(le cute pic as reward to author)
I have an add on to Chrome that replaces the word "millennials" with "snake people" and I completely forgot about it until I saw the title of this post.
Saw Ren & Stimpy in reruns, 1991 was a few years before my time, parents completely freaked out when they saw me watching it. Happy Happy Joy Joy!
I remember there was a rumor going around this guy is actually Banksy. Art-Attack...2f0596.jpg
this post might have just restored my childhood(le cute pic as reward to author)
I have an add on to Chrome that replaces the word "millennials" with "snake people" and I completely forgot about it until I saw the title of this post.
