Some things bring back so many memories they seem to take you back in time yourself; the smell of your favorite dish from when you were a kid, for instance, or a song you loved during the college years. It can also be a picture of something your generation had to deal with that would likely puzzle the current youth. A floppy disk, for example.
Loads of pictures depicting the ‘back in the day’ of one particular generation are shared on the Facebook group titled ‘Righteous Memes from Generation X’. With nearly 90k members, this public group is a gold mine of nostalgia-evoking memes that perfectly encapsulate the life of the baby boomer successors. Scroll down for the images and get ready to take a trip back in time.
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I'll take the downvotes: Koko was arguably not more incredible than any other gorilla. Gorillas are smart, it's not surprising if she remembered Fred took his shoes off. But she didn't know sign language as the myth goes. For every right sign she'd get rewarded for she did 10 wrong ones, meaning she likely did random signs. Added to that the researches weren't even good at sign language themselves, making a lot of meaning out of nonsense. The truth is seldom as flattering as a good story so I get if people won't like to read this but that's sadly the case. It doesn't make Koko less amazing in my eyes, gorillas are incredibly endearing animals, sign language or not.
Load More Replies...Apparently Koko was also a fan of Robin Williams. When told of his passing, Koko signed the word "sad". Also, I just read this on Koko's wikipedia page: "Koko was reported to have a preoccupation with both male and female human nipples, with several people saying that Koko requested to see their nipples."
We’re not the only intelligent ones. And we’re not the only sentient ones. Lesson not learned.
There's a great little book called "Koko's Kitten" that should be required reading for humanity!!
Internet memes are a phenomenon that spreads like wildfire, and there’s no end in sight when it comes to their prevalence. You can create them about anything and everything, as long as there’s something on your mind. That’s why they cover topics from cat behavior to economic crises, and everything in between, including peculiarities of each and every generation.
The Washington Post pointed out that during the first seven years of its existence—from 2008 to 2015, to be exact—the page ‘Know Your Meme’ documented roughly 12,300 memes. It is difficult to determine how many of them there are now, but one thing is clear—it must be a lot.
As I got older, I felt I understood Wylie Coyote more and disliked the Road Runner.
Tom....Sylvester....Wylie....Elmer....Adulthood makes us see them all in a new light.
Load More Replies...That’s actually not a real road and trees behind that boulder. It’s an elaborate painting on the side of a mountain
Are you saying that because the photo is low quality?
Load More Replies...This is from where I live! It’s “a large boulder the size of a small boulder”. Google the quote…. true story LOL
Are Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner still popular enough that younger people would get this?
Well, the satanic cults were pure fiction, but the resulting panic was not...
Load More Replies...I tell them it was due to all the sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll seeping through the nation.
It's just a little harder to find this funny given that there are people who are still in prison after convictions with no physical evidence (just 'witness' testimony) from the Satanic Panic in the 80's. So yeah, it's funny except for the nonmetaphorical witch hunt that happened around the same time.
Memes are typically witty and oh so accurate, and that can be seen just by looking at the examples on this list. Everyone with a birth date that starts with 19 followed by a six, a seven, or an eight (in the case of 1980 babies) can definitely relate to them.
Pictures of the “remote control” from the seventies reminds them—the “remote control” in their family—of the times they’d be running between the couch and the TV to change the channel. Not to mention the nostalgia that seeing the patterns on the backs of computer game cards brings.
This was fought against hard in the 80s and 90s. Countries around the world showed that they DO care about the environment and established a lot of ordinances to cut down on this and it worked.
Load More Replies...What about people asking you to take drugs? I thought people were going to jump out from the trees and force me to smoke.
For a long time I thought that I was the only one uncool enough to ever be offered drugs. Literally no one ever offered me drugs until my senior year of HS when a stoner offered me a joint. When I said I'd never had one he took it back because it was schwag and he didn't think it was good enough for a first timer. Very considerate, really.
Load More Replies...My childhood promised us we'd have flying cars by the year 2000. I'm still waiting and disappointed.
Don't forget about razor blades in apples at Hallowe'en.
I bought 3 of these books for myself the other day, I'm 33. For all of you that like children's books, or have kids, please support me and have a look at "Vinkie's new home" on Amazon.
Nostalgia is likely one of the reasons such memes gain popularity. There’s something comforting about that warm fuzzy feeling (or a heartfelt giggle) they often bring, especially when you’re down and longing for the good old days.
According to the licensed psychologist and professor of psychology at LeMoyne College, Dr. Krystine Batcho, nostalgia is a feeling that unifies. In the podcast ‘Speaking of Psychology’, she explained that it unites “our sense of who we are, our self, our identity over time”.
What if the Land of Make Believe is the real part and "Reality" is the Terrifying Fabrication?
Actually, this makes good sense: "Close down" your work mind and activate your "Safe at home" mind. That makes a lot of the "terrors" shut down and go away. Been doing this for over 50 years now.
Maybe not a make-believe neighborhood with animal puppets, but d**n do I love to go into my room, turn up the music loud, and sew some anime plushies. Very relaxing :)
Why do any of us come here to BP? To dissociate from the terrors of reality!!!!
SCAM........... accountability.. necessary..... responsibility..necessary..... jurisdiction.. necessary..... any other "act like an adult" thing.. FU
Load More Replies...Because as children some of us had their Dad's Air Force boot camp pics & gun racks in their bedrooms (2 girls!) I always swore when I had children I'd give them bedrooms they loved, and I did.
well, a 9 y/o with quite a bit more sense, but yeah :)
Load More Replies...YES... hence my axolotl curtains and my purple unicorn body-support-pillow.
Because the three now above this are just too awesome...... four is good though
Load More Replies...It's because we're old enough to have money and spend it on things we previously would have been told we couldn't have! :)
That’s why flip phones were satisfying to use! I used to love snapping shut my Motorola RAZR!
Load More Replies...The best part is, they were made for it. You could smack that thing a hundred times a day, IT WAS A FRICKING TANK
Bakelite is impressive stuff that takes a lot of abuse.
Load More Replies...Those bakelite phones had decent sized real bells in them. If you slammed it down you got a sort of ring/echo effect from the bells inside. I wasn't in the habit of slamming phones but those things could have been used by Mr. Plum in the study instead of the lead pipe.
Have you seen the horror movie The Black Phone?
Load More Replies...or unpluggjng it so you didn't have to hear the "busy" signal
Load More Replies...Maybe that's why everyone is so on edge these days. Can't properly relieve the tension of an infuriating phone call.
There is no satisfaction like slamming the receiver on the table a couple times before slamming it onto its cradle.
... and they still worked if you needed to make a call and the power was out!
Load More Replies...Kids today will never feel that joy or hear the hypnotic sound of the dial returning to zero as you enter the number. And zero would immediately get you to another human.
Send them to my house, I have the training grounds here
Load More Replies...That little ding when you slammed the headset down so hard you rattled the casing aaahhhhhh BLISS!
Dr. Batcho pointed out that we’re constantly changing, which makes us way different from what we used to be, whether it’s three years or decades ago. By encouraging us to remember past events, nostalgia unites us to the authentic self and allows us to compare it with who we are now. This way it also helps us to get a sense of what version of ourselves we’d like to be in the future.
Wow ... I feel like I have been called out ... I don't want to think about the punctuation.... and maybe I'm a little dramatic for no reason
I read this in Christopher Walken... voice... for some... reason.
Load More Replies...I’ve never even seen an ellipsis…. They say you can go blind looking at the sun like that.
Hilarious! *(I got the sarcasm & play on words)
Load More Replies...It's from years of songs on the radio just continuing on and on and fading out, never really ending...
Nobody listens to us now either. We're the middle child generation.
OH THANK GAWD. All them young'uns I talk to nowadays constantly get peeved at me, thinking I'm being a passive aggressive jackhole... and I'm like "NO. I am just thinking... in TYPE."
I had no idea, that this is a gen x thing. I do it all the time.. and I AM gen x :/
I'm a boomer and was amazed at the things gen x didn't know, but millennials and ge z ,whoa!
I got caught by bunch of people, at a red light head banging this song. Even with them unable to hear it, they knew what I was doing and joined me. Love this song. Also, Stairway to Heaven and Sweet Home Alabama.
Load More Replies...Naughty but wonderful. :+} Freddie and his band surely left an external mark with his famous opera
"Slow Down"-------- "What...does...the ...yellow..light...mean"
Load More Replies...Constantly shocked to realize that the people I watched on TV in childhood have not, in fact, remained the same age.
‘Medical News Today’ revealed that the term ‘nostalgia’ was first used to describe being homesick. It derives from the ancient Greek words nostos (home) and algos (pain), and was coined by physician Johannes Hofer back in the 17th century. He used it to describe the adverse feeling Swiss soldiers had being away from home.
Any pennies I found, I got to keep in my giant crayon eraser. When it got near the top, it was time to buy more Crash Test Dummies action figures.
I grew up in the 90s but I was given the new Harry Potter book in the summer for making sure my younger sister stayed alive and we cleaned the house
Load More Replies...Right! I grew up on a Dairy Farm! Not only no allowance, but I had to do farm work as well. Oh, well, can't complain. It was an invaluable apprenticeship. After tending a dairy herd, getting a phone call in the middle of the night to reset a server is *nothing*! And I had the *coolest* toys to play with - tractors and farm equipment!
Load More Replies...I got lunch money, clean clothes, and a roof over my ungrateful head. Dang, we had it GOOD!
paper route was my allowance and I worked for it. hated collection day
As a kid I quickly realized that drunk people who had loose pockets would sometimes drop money into the couch. Next day after the party, boom quarters and if lucky, dollar coins. Now all i find are crayons, broken toys and a mix-n-match bundle of my kids socks tucked deep within somehow.
The number of people that this apparently wooshed is slightly frightening.
Load More Replies...That's so Bill Murray! I will never question people's stories of random Bill Murray stories because they are all true! Watch the documentary if you don't believe me!
My best friend in high school, Brian, was an extra on a TV series. Bill was a guest star on one episode, and he joined my friend & a couple other actors in a game of Uno during the lunch break. Brian kept hitting him with skip turn, reverse cards, draw 4, etc. After a while he looked my friend in the eye and said, "You will never work on a TV show again." Ironically, that was indeed the last day he worked on a TV show (not because of Bill, but because he got a full-time job somewhere else. Then again, maybe Bill arranged the job...)
This is an urban myth that Bill Murray has said never happened. https://entertainment.ie/trending/watch-bill-murray-finally-explains-the-urban-myth-about-him-stealing-peoples-chips-351235/
In amusing total irony, no one believes Bill that he DIDN'T do it...... :-D
Load More Replies...I was 5-6 yo, so everybody at the high school was at the end of their lives for me.
I thought that people in middle school were so adult
Load More Replies...Sonny (Michael Tucci) also pictured was 31. John Travolta (Danny) was 23. Olivia Newton John (Sandy) was 29!
Load More Replies...In Britain in the late 60s - early 70s we had a sitcom called Please Sir! where all the kids in class 5C were at least 25 years old.
I remember in first grade or so being surprised to learn there were older kids there. I'd never been around kids older than me before, everyone else was adults. "No way, those big people are KIDS?"
Home is typically something dear to our hearts, a place we miss while being away and can’t wait to come back to (after the day at the office, especially). That’s why it’s not that surprising that the origins of the concept of nostalgia can be traced back to longing for home.
‘Science Friday’ revealed that nostalgic memories typically involve cherished moments or time spent with loved ones. They usually evoke joy, a sense of belonging and meaningfulness in life. And that’s a state every person is likely to feel fond of.
I got to know the routine of shows usually watched each evening. If it’s Tuesday at 8pm it’s “Combat” on channel 4, after it’s over I promptly get up and change to channel 7 for “Maverick”. I didn’t need to be told. I just got up and did it. Auto tune. Who new? A kid ahead of my time.
In the US, Tuesday was Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley. Saturday night was Love Boat and Fantasy Island. Sunday was All in the Family and (yuck boring) 60 Minutes. Hated that ticking clock. boring-644...95d013.jpg
Does anyone remember that if the k**b broke, the pliers came out to turn the tv? 😂
My grandfather who also invented something to look through to see auras, had this looong stick. Like 2 broom handles taped together, with a slot notched into one end. So sll he had to do was put the k**b in the slot and twist.
Load More Replies...I knew my dad considered my friends to be family if he asked them to change the channel.
And garage door opener. Rain, snow, heat, or dark of night.
Load More Replies...I remember our first remote control had a cord and you had to plug it into the TV.
Ugh I was the youngest when we had the old tv with the dial, being the remote is not fun.
When I watch Back to the Futore II, I'm always 16 yo and it's 1989. So, 2015 is clearly the future. It's great watching Starwars Return of the Jedi and being 10 yo again!
Add up the 6 Sharknados, the Shark Attack series, Meg, ...
Load More Replies...That's okay. It's better than the hollow feeling re-reading the original Days of Future Past and realise that we are in the middle of the dystopian future they predicted. All we have to do is send someone back to their younger selves and stop a horrible fate from occurring. Or we need to send someone back to make sure something that should have happened, happen. I would go myself, but I hated the 80s.
THE LESSON HERE IS TO NEVER WATCH 80'S MOVIES WITH A 14 YEAR OLD. LOL
I so wanted the Cubs to win the World Series that year. The great irony is they lost the NLCS to the Mets the very day the scenes in 2015 take place.
We weren't mean .. it was the way she said it that was hysterical.
That emphasis on "...and I can't get up!" was the kicker.
Load More Replies...It was never intended to be funny but the acting was so horrible it became a joke.
I slipped right off my porch this year. Icy first step. As my bum hit the ground, I thought "that's it, I'm old, I've fallen. And I can't get up." and I SWEAR TO YOU, there was a split second when I wondered where my Life Alert Button was.
... aaaand we're reaching the age where that phrase isn't quite as funny anymore...
Sadly, that's the truth. I had a bad fall a few days ago and this thought went through my head as I laid on floor.
Load More Replies...Bringing positive emotions is one of the reasons people tend to feel nostalgic when they’re feeling blue. Clay Routledge, a social psychologist at North Dakota State University, told ‘Science Friday’ that people rarely ever choose to recall memories of mundane events, such as going to work or paying taxes.
Instead, they think about the special moments, such as weddings and graduations, or the people they love. That’s how, according to Dr. Routledge, nostalgia helps people deal with negative mental states. Bringing back beautiful memories becomes a coping mechanism, in a way.
We HAVE these. And replace them from a local restaurant supply store. They’re about two bucks each. They call them “chip bowls” where we get them.
I have these in my kitchen right now. I used one for cereal yesterday.
My Mom had these... and I still do!! Great salad bowls and fruit bowls.
Phil Collins was the rare musician who I truly loved and truly hated. For example, I loved the 1983 Genesis album. But EVERY song on Invisible Touch (1986) is just awful. It's weird. fav-phil-6...750c57.jpg
Him or one of the other former members of Genesis. Peter Gabriel was pretty popular too. Mike Rutherford had his own group too, Mike and the Mechanics.
They all put out amazing music. Peter Gabriel's So and Mike & The Mechanics Living Years are still in my collection.
Load More Replies...Let's see.....Genesis, solo albums, drummer on Robert Plant's first 2 albums plus tours, tv show appearances, movies, movie soundtracks, production and playing on albums by Anni-Frid Lyngstad, Adam Ant, Eric Clapton and Phillip Bailey, drums for Led Zeppelin at Live Aid.......yea, I'd say he was kinda occupied.
Yeah there was a great article I read about him recently that basically put a lot of the dislike down to the fact he was omnipresent. The radio was just oversaturated with his music and it's like how can you blame him? He was putting out the albums and people *wanted* to hear them. I love a lot of Genesis and his solo stuff. While people might call it bland some of it is pretty amazing. Home By The Sea, No Son of Mine,Tonight, Tonight, Tonight, Invisible Touch... I'm gonna go turn on the CD player.
Load More Replies...And he can no longer play the drums due to nerve damage to his hands from all that amazing drumming. Sad.
If it's any consolation his son Simon Collins is a drummer too. He put out a pretty great prog rock album with Sound of Contact called Dimensionaut and his latest solo one Becoming Human is pretty good too. I'm sure Phil guested on one (or maybe both) but I can't find a reference.
Load More Replies...Weird Al is a treasure. It's a sign you have made it when he parodies your song.
From all accounts, he's a decent and kind person. His Twitter account is hilarious
Load More Replies...Did you see the Weird Al movie? It is....divine. You start watching, expecting a bio-pic, and then you realize you're getting a Weird Al song in film form. It's so perfect. Daniel Radcliffe is so good in it.
Absolutely fabulous! I read that when he got the part, Daniel Radcliffe went out and bought an accordion and took lessons to learn how to actually play it. Top notch, that one.
Load More Replies...To be fair, “a mulatto, an albino, a mosquito, my libido” was certainly not my first guess
In 1989, I went to a Bangles concert and Weird Al was their opening act. I am old
now i have to YouTube Bangle's videos. haven't heard them in years. Good throw back to when MTV played videos.
Load More Replies...lmao this is copied word for word from the comment section on the smells like nirvana music video
Here's the YouTube link if anyone wants to see it: https://youtu.be/FklUAoZ6KxY
Load More Replies...When it comes to generation X, they have plenty to feel nostalgic about. Due to the rapid pace of technological development and other changes in, well, basically everything, the world as we know it now is far from the one they grew up in. And adjusting to change is not always easy. That’s why it’s understandable to look back on the good old days, seeking the warm embrace of something familiar—recalling an image of a toy from one’s childhood or food grandma used to make, for example.
Lol I was just thinking how familiar the couch looked. I can even feel the scratchiness of that material
Load More Replies...Then the plastic string strikes you back in the face.... tangles in your long hair ... holds on for 30 seconds more ... then the string broke and you are holding you mask up by your other hand
Remember getting your tongue stuck in that little mouth slit! Ouch. (Especially after zots).
Or the thrill of making sure there were no cars coming when you crossed wearing those masks
Those masks were probably poisoning our young faces with early plastics experiments
Stayed up late just to watch the world burn and wouldn't you know it nothing happened 😆
Listen, Y2K was a real issue. Nothing happened because a massive team of engineers, programmers, etc., worked around the clock to fix the problem. Just because the disaster was averted doesn't mean the threat didn't exist.
Load More Replies...actually computer technicians worked really hard behind the scene, so in the end the Y2k end of the world thing looked like nothing on the outiside
I was going to write the same thing! So glad so many smart people made it look easy/seamless for the rest of us!
Load More Replies...I was on a flight from San Francisco to Las Vegas at the turn of the millennium. The airport was practically empty. People were certain planes would fall out of the sky. I left work early at the last minute to meet friends & family celebrating. Co-workers begged me not to go, certain the planes would at least malfunction. . I’ve never made it from street side thru security and to the gate so quickly. There were 4 of us passengers on the entire plane. We & the crew hung out in first class & popped champagne at midnight. It took longer from the airport to the hotel than anything. Almost as long as the fight. By the time I found my crew on the strip, it was 2:30AM.
I was there. A memorable year-end party. I was 27 and my house was full of people. I must confess that I turned out my PC (as everybody on my ICQ did).
It took forever to get rid of my personal checks with the dateline_______19__!!!
They made us keep working till 11:50pm that night so that had a stock pile of frozen pizzas to fill orders if everything was shut down the next few days.
You mean H.R. Pufnstuf? If you lived it, you know how to spell it! PUFNSTUF-6...64e397.jpg
May I introduce you to Mr Noseybonk, from the British kids show Jigsaw. nb-6448f874f4032.gif
"2 all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun." I bet you sang it instead of reading it!
As as kid, Hamburglar looked like someone who drove a beat up van and asked if you would like some candy. Creepy!
These were all supposed to be friendly mascots to make kids want to go to the restaurant. The least scary one was still named Grimace.
In addition to the Gen X memorabilia, this list is brimming with descriptions of situations oh so familiar, as well as numerous pop culture references. For instance, the youth nowadays might not be able to name the movie by looking at a picture of the ‘Grease’ cast; however, it would take no more than a blink of an eye for a Gen X representative to do that.
And that’s just one example of a topic they would likely excel at. For more all-things-gen-X, browse this list previously shared by Bored Panda to see what things people consider the most representative of this generation.
Yeah , I once held onto the roundabout while on my tricycle, my foot got wedged between the roundabout and the concrete, .. that was the first time I saw one of my own bones. (Ankle) good times 😘
Load More Replies...We need to bring these back. They culled out the weak and those to stupid to learn.
Nowdays, instead of falling off the roundabout the kids slide their cars into trees. Much better to learn early that stupidity hurts.
Load More Replies...It wasn't fun until you got 1st degree burns from getting burnt on the way down a hot slide. Sometimes, I can still hear the screams.
And the thing is we knew they were burning hot and still slid down them!!! Lol
Load More Replies...I lived with my Nan. Just get back by dark was understood. I spent hours playing in the brook outside the village. Never even thought about danger. It didn’t exist.
In my day it was understood that evolution implies a certain amount of natural wastage.
That's more fun than parks now when swings practically have seatbelts attached to them
Ask an A&E nurse from the 70s how much "fun" it was. Those things killed kids. And injured thousands more.
Load More Replies...Yeah, playgrounds were a Darwin paradise back then for sure. 70s-slide-...0a92e8.jpg
We could use the time machine for a battle royale: 1 team of 5 children per decade (1900s to 2010), there can be only one. This must be sold to Netflix.
Load More Replies...More Kindergarten teachers needed to see him. I never got any drawing experience at all because she (the teacher) stood over my shoulder screaming at me about how poorly I drew a teepee. Never mind that I had NEVER before heard the word teepee, let alone knew what one looked like.
My husbands earliest memory is his kindergarten teacher telling him he coloured something 'wrong'. It must have really eaten at him because he now has an MFA and has pieces in the national gallery in Ottawa.
Load More Replies...What a bright spot in such a messed up generation of childhoods.
because we have a whole lot of happy little accidents, too
Load More Replies...I was using a chainsaw at 13 yo; now, I'm buying Lego plants for my office at 50 yo. So, yes.
On paper, I'm 58. In my head, I'm still in my 30s somehow. Also, the '90s were only a decade ago.
i asked for office supplies for my birthday as a child. a TAPE DISPENSER. Post-it pads. and as a teen, it was stuff for my first apartment: cookware. dishes. jesus i was old. i am a lot younger now.
Yeah, but then you get excited about a new vacuum and it hits hard
Load More Replies...At 10 I was working the fields, driving a tractor, hanging storm windows, learning to weld and fabricate. Gardening and landscaping were also involved. Now I talk to people on the phone for a living.
My Mother used to say that I was "… born 30, and just playing catch-up.)
Don't you kids know about public access cable tv? Back in the day, anyone who wanted to pay for airtime could book it on channel 3. I was enchanted by the "bee lady" show on San Francisco public access in the 90s.. Anyone remember her??
I brought Appetite for Destruction after hearing the first 40 seconds of Paradise City. It started, I got my shoes and went immediately to do the shop. I probably had the LP in my hand before the song had finished.
I was still buying cassette tapes in the 90s. I didn't get a CD player until I was in college.
Because the 90s was the last decade that mainstream artists considered the album to be an expession of their work and something that was an end in itself. If you liked the single you could be fairly sure the album would offer you something more- a way of appreciating it in context .
I've been getting CD's lately and I'm going to be fishing out the CD player from its storage box
hell yeah. i got so many cassettes, then CDs from them. I'd always go through the monthly flyer, pick 10 albums, and only afford 2.
Load More Replies...I remember saving up for the first Kansas album after hearing "Carry On Wayward Son" and being SO proud that it was a year before it became a bestseller. Their albums were all great.
to this day, i can't listen to Dust in the Wind without getting teary eyed.
Load More Replies...I had a "have to like three songs" rule, otherwise it was cheaper to get the singles lol.
cassette singles were awesome. got the song you wanted plus a B track.
Load More Replies...Same with records when I was a teenager. (Boomer) OMG! We have something in common. Say it ain’t so🤣🤣
I had a few favourites like that too. There were a couple album tracks that I thought were amazing and it's not like they failed as singles, they were just never released that way. I'd love to know the thinking behind not releasing (what seems to me at least) an amazing song as a single. Thinking on it now, I wonder whether it's just music companies not having enough faith in the artist or budget problems so they never pushed the songs for airplay.
Load More Replies...Aren't we still plugging in a whole bunch of wires into the back of our TVs?
Yup, now we just have to remember which device is plugged into which HDMI port.
Load More Replies...Honey, I'm old enough to remember when we only had black and white TV and were happy to get NBC, ABC, CBS, and PBS.
And if a tube blew out dad has to move the TV, open up the back, see which tube is blown, take it out, go to the store and find it’s match (oh the existential screams if they’re out of them) replace it, put the back on and put the TV back in place. Voila! Fixed! Today we just toss ‘em and buy a new one. Our Zenith lasted from 1961 until 1976. Don’t make ‘em like they used to.
Load More Replies...I'm this old and I'm a teenager. Our TV is older than me. It has antennas and doesn't connect to any streaming services. We do get a ton of cool channels tho.
I remember these connectors for my stereo, but we used SCART for TV.
That's when you held your head down ... sprayed a ton of hairspray ... and turned on the hair dryer. Bye Bye Ozone.
Many people died to bring us the picture on the right. Let us take a moment to honour their sacrifice.
I honestly can't believe I didn't explode in flames in the 80's with how much Aqua Net and Marlboros I used.
Load More Replies...I remember the girls in school carried relatively small purses yet they were able to produce a full size can of hair spray. What I always thought was amazing is that you couldn't tell the hair spray was in there AND they also had their other necessities in there as well. It was like the forerunner to Hermione's bag of tricks.
Too bad you can't see the Coke can sized earrings in the picture on the right.
The amount of Aqua Net in the clubs took your breath away. Throw in the polyester clothing that we all wore and the fact that everyone smoked... I'm gobsmacked there weren't more fatal fires.
It was called a muscle shirt, now known as a crop top 😅. My son says we used to dress "zesty." 😂😂
Load More Replies...Lol, I remember in very early 80s, I was having insomnia (probably because of undiagnosed anxiety), and my uncle found out and decided the cure was to serve me mixed drinks all night. I think I was 12.
I always said the 80s were a time where men wore crop tops and daisy shorts. All the time. Everywhere. As a gay kid I also thoroughly enjoyed the spandex era of the 80s as well.
Is that Jeff Foxworthy in a crop-top and short-shorts? You might be a redneck…
A lit cigarette is the only way to light sparklers and firecrackers. I think it's in the instructional manual or something.
Oh my God. They were inside of cheese graters the whole time and we never knew
The sun shade brought the temperature of your car seats down to "blistering upon contact", whereas if you didn't have/use one, and you were wearing shorts in the summer, you might just as well drive straight to the burn unit.
I'm in Texas - have to use a sunshade if you don't want to burn yourself getting into a car 6 months out of the year.
Is that your car stereo's removable face plate in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?
Oh yes. All of this was a routine of status symbol. Not everyone had the bells and whistles, and people were so proud of their detachable stereos lol.
KIA owners are getting the steering wheel devices free from their dealers now!
This is completely accurate. I had the detachable faceplate and the club in my car
I did none of these. I just kept the windows down and then sat in my hot a*s car and fried. I didn't have enough money for a fancy stereo and my POS car wasn't worth locking the wheel for!
i always thought it was hilarious to say it was received in "poor" condition and returned in "new" condition. (As if anybody was reading or checking these!!)
Or getting the stinky kids book was always ammo to get made fun of. I remember thinking my history book was a stain on my soul.
Our ss books still have these and I have seen the best ones in there. It has become a tradition that every time they are passed out we all trade with each other trying to get the best ones.
Part of my nightstand. This thing already stood in my room when I was a little kid and I took it with me when I moved into my own apartment. It has to be somewhere between 35 and 40 years old and I think it will still work when I'm long gone :D 20230426_1...c4f89c.jpg
I read somewhere that something like 93% of North American homes had this clock
I have mine in the main bathroom. It's battery operated and I've dragged it all over throughout at least ten moves.
I still use one of these. The thing that annoys me is that if I have set the alarm and there is a power failure, I will reset the clock but often forget to reset the alarm. So it goes off at midnight
These things were nearly indestructible, I think I used mine as a hammer once
Not so ancient, I still have one of these in a box somewhere. Im still unpacking boxes since I moved back home(repaired during the pandemic so evacuated) in 2021
That’s a whole lotta Gen X packed into one pic.
Move it? In my experience, it stayed where it was. If it broke, you bought a new TV and put it on top of the old one.
Load More Replies...i see color with sounds. example, short sharp sounds are dayglo yellow. a cow mooing is indigo.
Load More Replies...You think that's where Stranger Things got their name from?
Load More Replies...I have chromestesia, a form of synesthesia, so I can see sounds. So there! (Trust me, it’s NOT a gift at all)
I second this post - I can totally hear that riff. Now I want to watch "Bill and Ted".
Not going to lie, I ordered a pack off Amazon last year. Lasted 2 minutes but it was totally worth $5.
Oh no! Now I’m going to have to go to Amazon and spend 1/2 my retirement money.
Load More Replies...Lmao this is so accurate! The first 5 seconds were delicious but that's about it
I also insisted on using the beach...now I wonder why I didn't go for the castle.
Load More Replies...The castle and the beach. I always sat there and waited for the sun to wink now and then ♥
100% the castle. I'm still playing, only now I'm like, a level six hundred or so. /jk
I just stuck with the basic card back. My point was a "What is the point when the card value matters" To some point I'm still the same all these years later and yet inside there is part of me that wants useless gadgets!
The "Crypt Keeper" provided a lot of entertaining B-grade horror flicks. Still remember with fondness.
I have the DVD full set and also purchased the entire series as a file for travel as well. Love this show.
God this was the best side effect of them trying to make a Freddy Krueger tv show failure. I miss tales from the crypt.
I just watched Demon Knight for the umpteenth time. I love the Cryptkeeper so much!
I can still do his laugh. I'm 60, btw. Scares the sh*t out of my granddaughters.
Is there an object lesson here that we werent all sensitive wimps back then and no one was worried that if we had nightmares, we'd suffer trauma and emotional damage that could effect us later on?
Yeah...that's a PS2. It came out in 2000 when even the youngest Gen Xers were adults.
Load More Replies...OMG!- I remember REALLY REAALY wanting the Lao prop computer in red or purple!
Pretty sure that's a 2DS. I don't remember any like that either.
Load More Replies...If companies did a limited edition throwback to their current models, they'd be sold out before they released.
My school has blue transparent TI-15s.
Load More Replies...Where’s the phone?? That’s the only one I ever had! Actually I think that even predates these, yikes.
Yes, they do!!! And it was terrible when this was the last available one and you weren't left handed. (Of course, left handed people had a very worst general experience in life, I'm not comparing).
Load More Replies..."I would like to stand up quickly" This desk: "I'm going to stop you right there."
I used to use these to crack my back. The top of the seat was at just the right spot to push back and... Pop!
after being bullied from age 6 to age 17, I finally realized my mother's advice "kill them with kindness, and turn the other cheek" was BS and decided I wasn't taking it anymore. So my senior year of high school, in one of my science classes, as the other students were balling up notebook paper and throwing it at me, I retaliated. I looked up at the teacher that was standing next to me, and asked if he was gonna do something about it, he said he didn't see a thing. So I packed my books, stood up, picked this desk up, and threw it across the room. It bounced off the wall and a lab table. I looked at the teacher again and said "You didn't see a damn thing" and walked out of class. No one messed with me for the rest of the year (a whole month)
I've been thinking about hitting the salvage yards in search of a bench seat from an old Blue Bird school bus. Some f the best sleep in my life. (Of course, we lived in the country and had to be up before the birds to do chores before school, so a "bus nap" was mostly a given.)
I had one teacher who said he always felt like he should have brought me a pillow in, slept through his class all year, mostly because I worked 60 hrs a week and went to school full time
If you ask Rick Astley for a DVD of the movie Up, he won't give it to you because he's never gonna give you Up. However, by not giving you Up like you asked for it, he's letting you down. This is known as the Astley paradox.
Wait... did Wheel of Fortune actually rickroll someone like this? That's amazing!
Second greatest RickRoll ever. Topped only by Astley himself showing up in the Macy's Parade.
NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UP NEVER GONNA LET YOU DOWN BRO THIS BE LIKE MY ENTIRE MIDDLE SCHOOL CAREER
I showed this to my 12 year old. It took him less then 5 seconds! The rapscallion even rickrolled my once by finding this song on a usb stick and use in my car. When I switch the radio it started playing and went rickrolled!
The dog, otherwise I’d have a tantrum and not play, ( I know, I hated kids like me too)
Load More Replies...I usually pick the hat or boat. Also doesn’t this apply to all generations?
Not exactly. The iron, wheelbarrow, & boot are retired (as was the thimble, but it returned in 2022). The current monopoly pieces are Scottie dog, cat, battleship, penguin, rubber ducky, race car, top hat, and thimble.
Load More Replies...Omg I thought this was me for a second and I had a brief out of body experience because I didn't remember making this comment 😭 Then I realized you are a different Jen M who always went for the top hat. I need sleep
Load More Replies...The purple checker. All our pieces had somehow disappeared over time, and we just stole our favorite pieces from other games. (Our Monopoly game was one of the original ones.)
Lmao! I love the payphone in the house!! Someone who doesn't know better will believe it, you know!
I guess you haven’t been on a dating site recently. I’d say at least 1/3 of the men take a selfie like this…most with their shirt off. Ewwwww!
I am embarrassed to remember but at least I put it in the back room. 😬🤣
Yeah but every version I've seen in the last 10 years have safety harnesses....it's almost like they don't want us to cull the weak.
Load More Replies...Loved this ride. There was always someone the had to turn upside down during the ride.
My sister was one of those people. I think she got stuck laying across 3 of those... um, pallets and fell off when it stopped. She never tried going upside down after that.
Load More Replies...This was fun until I got old enough to realize I couldn’t f***ing breathe once it got to maximum speed
Oh God … the Gravitron. Worst date of my life. I collapsed halfway down the stairs, projectile vomiting and shaking like a sapling in a hurricane. I finally got to where my stomach was empty and I was able to stagger to the truck. He had to pull over THREE TIMES on the way to my house so I could heave some more. This thing is pure evil, and cemented my disinterest in space travel.
We called it the Hellhole. Here's a better pic from 1955, that thing was so fun. 1955-hellh...1a3229.jpg
OMFG I forgot about the Cory hotline! Bless the Simpsons.
Load More Replies...I can still remember our ring pattern, because we were on a "party line". God help you if the neighbor was chatting with someone and you had an emergency!
I still have a pink dial princess on my kitchen wall...
Load More Replies...I was allowed to call 1-900-Santa and tell him what I wanted ... only $.99 a minute.
And I once played "Dialing for Dollars" in the dim, dead, past.
Wait until I announce the new wave, punk, goth senior retirement community I’m working on. It will be for the gen x(ish) set and we’ll have awesome themed events and try to get 80s bands to do residencies. Siouxsie Sundays! Saturday Synthwave! I’m certain Bauhaus/Love & Rockets will do a residency. The Cure, too. And obviously The B-52s will still be around. “The Latchkey Commune: A Gen-X(ish) Alternative Community ®” - the best part: my family business is a hotel/resort. I’m not kidding.
Edit: I realize this easily offers up my actual identity here. Be cool. I have lawyers. 😁😂
Load More Replies...There's a woman in my town who has to be in her 50's maybe her 60's and she still dresses as a goth she found her look and stuck with it.
my life with the thrill kill cult.cd was in-between the Prodigy and Lords of acid on my shelf
Load More Replies...first TSOL reference I've heard in a while! JFA, agent orange, D.I.. we had the best music.
Load More Replies...Well, that advice wasn't followed. Gen-Xers don't read instructions.
As "The Forgotten Generation", we were used to having to work things out ourselves.
Load More Replies...It obviously wasn't good instructions, considering it usually fixed the problem.
Then why did it actually work? (Also, I still have my grey box Nintendo, SNES, and Sega Genesis...and they all work.)
Holy fecking f**k! Is that genuine? Did it really say that? I had no idea!
Only that's a Nintendo 64 cartridge (3rd gen), and blowing was mostly done with the original 8-bit Nintendo.
Ha! Got out the N64 the other week when siblings came over and yes I did blow into it
Traumatic when my daughter was no longer allowed to wear her PWH tee shirt. "Why daddy?"..."He did something wrong, hon"
My mom's reaction to the scandal was, "Isn't that what those places are *for*?" (edited because sentences more sense when all the words)
Load More Replies...I found the pee wee herman show stupid and super annoying. But to be fair, I was in my 20s when it was on. The arrests were actually pretty tame when you take away the "OMG a kids' show actor!" aspect of it. One was for masturbating in a dark room around other adults. The other was for having a bit of marijuana. I've never masturbated in a movie theater but I feel like the 'scandal' aspect was blown out of proportion.
I never watched him…thought he was stupid and couldn’t stand his voice.
I didn't watch this. It was stupid and I wish my kids watched smarter stuff. But there's so little of it.
Saw him on telly, once. That was more than enough. Total jerk.
This is one of the hills I plan to die on for Bored Panda. Both actors were 45 when the film was started. Born end of '45, start of '46 and the film released in '91.
Load More Replies...I watched this with my teen and explained to her that those parents were meant to be younger than I am and it blew her mind! Aging has changed!!
I read (I think on here) that the cast of friends is older than the youngest golden girl when that show started. I think rue was 51. I believe the cast of friends are in their 50s
Load More Replies...He looks like he can still kick some a$$
Load More Replies...Looks like Louie Anderson and Chris Farley had a love child lol
Why does he look like a well fed Benny from ABBA? But with Elton John’s hair!
I just had to google this because I literally had no idea Little House on the Prairie was that old.
Load More Replies...Isn't this Johnny Knoxville's childhood photo from Jackass 3's end credits?
OMG! It is! Now I feel sorry for the poor kid. I thought the CKY stuff was funny at the time. I haven't watched it in years, even though I still sing "Mustard Man" from time to time. Woo woo.
Load More Replies...My mom every year the day before school pictures. She would trim my bangs, trim them again because they weren't straight, and keep going until there were no bangs left to trim because she had reached my hairline. Every damn year. And I'm a Boomer!
Nothing beat waiting in line for a perfect point on a pencil. You started with 5" and ended with 2".
yep. its the most god awful thing to even hear it being used
Load More Replies...Well, we were on Motörhead... My mother liked Mötley Crüe! But, thinking on this... she was 35 at that time.
Rage Against the Machine was the only thing I could find that my both my parents didn't like, unless I wanted to listen to something that I also didn't like. lol
Load More Replies...i will one up your Teddy Ruxpin with a 2-XL----8 track tape version!
I'll see your 8 track and raise you... reel-to-reel!
Load More Replies...They made another version of this toy, it didn't take the cassettes but you squeezed it and it said random things like " what's your favorite color? Mine is yellow!" If you laid it down it would say "it's Nap time now." and its eyes would close. Every once in a while it would..... Just giggle. Was creepy AF
In case you don't get it, that's 2023 Academy Award winner Brendon Frasier, Golden Globe winner Steve Buscemi and some guy named Adam Sandler.
While I appreciate the joke, he's actually a Golden Globe nominee, Emmy nominee and a SAG nominee. Still pretty good work.
Load More Replies...I have one and it is increadibly sticky and disgusting
Load More Replies...it's better than the goop that you could throw onto the ceiling and it ... slowly ... came down. After 2 times, the hair and dust made the toy, stop working.
Anyone remember those tiny plastic treasure chests they gave you to put your baby tooth in?
aright nintendo, show yourself and I'll make this quick. *loads shotgun*
Load More Replies...I feel the ache. I mentioned Bette Davis the other day, and was asked who she was. Same person told me I had it wrong when I said "Rat Pack.". She said, "No, It's pronounced Brat Pack.". I give up.
Do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do… do do do, TWELVE!
Load More Replies...From Soho down to Brighton, I must have played them all...
Load More Replies...@Molly Thanks for the nostalgia. I needed that.
Load More Replies...This puts the wrong song in my head, I’m getting the song “ballin’ “ by mustard
We were kicked out of the house right after breakfast and other than coming in and going to the bathroom (mostly us girls) were not allowed back in the house until the street lights came on. One TV and it only got whatever the adults wanted to watch on it
I'm lucky enough to have seen them twice...in a tiny local venue that held, at most, 250 people. Woke up with a giant bruise across my ribcage from being repeatedly shoved against the barrier by the weight of the crowd. Good times.
My children called me a liar when I told them grandpa made me wear bread bags over my socks instead of taking me to Kmart to buy new boots!!!!
and you had to kind of shuffle your feet when you walked, so the plastic bread bags put over shoes/socks wouldn't slide around or come off.
Load More Replies...They also make it a lot easier to get your feet/legs into a wetsuit.
And they would always quickly get holes either in the corners or where the ends of your toes are.
The clothes transformation was not good. I wish they just let her be herself, even if she evolved on the inside.
Almost every Gen-Xer agrees with you. Like the person said, if you see someone post that the transformation was a good idea, its a cry for help.
Load More Replies...One of her memorable lines: "I never did it either. I'm not a nymphomaniac. I'm a compulsive liar".
White and suburban. Not exactly a real reflection of what was really happening in the 80's. Hollywood generally avoided the very dark side of the 80's and 90's.
Load More Replies...Ally Sheedy in Short Circuit tho… (yes i’m a Gen Z just blame my father)
Why couldn’t she keep her clothes? They already had Claire to be the girly girl
Because obviously a jock like Andrew could never be with her otherwise
Load More Replies...Whether the plot choices hold up today, the movie had a well-received message at the time that very different teenagers could find common ground with each other. Gave a boost to a lot of the less popular kids at the time. I do agree that anything suggesting someone should change to be acceptable to their peers isn't a good one (although arguably Sheedy's character had already been accepted by the others before the "gift" of her "makeover.")
But see also other contemporary sources: The Stepford Wives, Invasion of the Body Snatchers
That was the Silent Generation, not GenX. We weren't even born yet.
Load More Replies...Many of us even have pictures with a cigarette in our hands. Like an adult costume, I guess.
I just had the whole lit cig in my mouth by the age of 12 😓 I think almost everyone smoked when I was a kid... I finally quit in my 20's. Wild times 😅
Load More Replies...No, this is Sears photos from the 80s I only smiled because my mother threatened more beatings if I didn't. True story Gretchen-a...dc7e3a.jpg
But more doctors recommended Camel cigarettes than any other brand.
All the Small Things? Wasn't that 1999? I would say more relatable to Y than X, given that would be their teenhood, but eh.
YES! "Baby, give it up, give it up! Baby give it uuuuuup!"
Load More Replies...In the early 90s, when people only slightly older than me were saying Offspring wasn't real punk and punk was dead, I thought they were crazy. When Blink-182 got popular, I finally understood how they felt (I've since come to appreciate Blink's music).
Don't blow, kids. Nothing kills the mood like raspberries on the pleasure button.
Whoever made this meme has not done one (or either) of these things before.
that was before we were afraid of germs ... it was crazy how many different blew into the cartridge ... that was never cleaned ...
The joy of having a childhood before cameras, paranoia and fear were everywhere...
I have you all beat. Are you ready for this? We’d throw dried corn kernels at people’s houses. No damage, but the sound scared the bejeezes out of you! You’d go into a corn field, steal some corn, let it dry, then ruin your thumbs pushing the dried kernels off the cob. Let’s see if anyone out in the BP world has even done this because I’ve never met someone outside my home town who’s even heard of this. We called it going corning.
A Hostess Ding Dong. They used to be wrapped in foil.
Load More Replies...Please write hostess and tell them to bring back Suzy-Qs. Nothing better for afternoon snack.
Do you remember unwrapping them carefully so the foil wouldn’t tear, then laying it flat and running your thumbnail across it to get out the wrinkles? It was a strange ritual…
Carefully unwrapping it so the icing stayed on the cake!
Load More Replies...This is how old I am~~Not 20 minutes ago on the news they started talking about him and I thought Oh please don't let him be dead. We just lost Harry Belafonte yesterday. No, he was just coming to Cleveland. I remember him at the height of his career. I was secretly in love, but never told my husband!! LOL!!
Calypso legend Harry Belafonte?! Banana Boat Harry Belafonte!? 😭 I played that song just 30 minutes ago for my co-workers. It's been a tough night shift. Now I'm all sad.
Load More Replies...I'd like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony. I'd like to buy the world a Coke and keep it company.
Does Barry Manilow know that you raid his wardrobe? I've seen her dehydrate, sir. it's pretty gross.
God was just when he issued Barry Manilow the same initials as "Bowel Movement."
His original given initals are BP actually
Load More Replies...who you rolling your eyes at? i wonder why we all tried to look like Mormon housewives
Load More Replies...Some kids won't know that trends like this don't happen just once. They resurface every 10-20 years, and every generation believes it invented the trend.
My sister did this; I would call it "The Croissant" - she didn't like that very much 😄
Couldn't you also be able to buy a piece of plastic to put in there to help make the bump even higher?
NOT THE BUMP IT HAIR ACCESSORY! IM GEN Z AND I DID THAT WITH HEADBANDS OMG I HATE MYSELF
I was today years old when I finally put this together. Thank you poster.
"I am a pretty piece of flesh" O wait... wrong movie. (Romeo + Juliet, the BEST way to introduce Shakespeare) (Spoiler: merely cousins)
I was a notorious cheater at that game. So whenever I pushed down someone's thumb I made sure to stand behind them where they couldn't see my feet. :)
Load More Replies...Pretty sure my dad did too. We might even have some of the old outfits in a closet somewhere.
Load More Replies...Now, I want this outfit for the next summer. I really need to be on a BBQ like this.
Today you couldn't get Taco Bell to kick you in the a*s for only 59 cents.
It's LEAVE, you idiot! Make like a tree and leave! - I never get tired of BTTF!
Load More Replies...It's not a "scooter", it's a Vespa. Some respect! My adolescence passed on one like this (but black).
A Vespa is a scooter. If you think a scooter is a skateboard with a fold up handle, you are too young to be Gen-X.
Load More Replies...What did Oates even do? (Apart from wearing funky AF footwear) Wasn’t it all Hall?
Dorothy from the Golden Girls had the same platform sandals!
I always felt sorry for Oates because he seemed insecure about many things. Didn't particularly like their music tho.
Darryl Hall is a great rocker. Check out his YouTube series if you don't believe me. But if shaved that chest, they'd think he was "transitioning."
You know a beer is great when people salt the top of the can before they drink
As per the previous time this was in a list, purple range is the joke I guess, although we call them cookers/ovens.
And they were only a "range" in certain geographic locations. They were "stoves" elsewhere.
Load More Replies...Searched the comments hoping I wouldn't have to be the one to ask.. sorry. Who's picture is this?
Don't apologise, this entire site is heavily skewed towards Americans, even though it's located in Lithuania...
Load More Replies...Met him once, he was a genuinely nice person. He got into TM before his death.
JarJar was the worst Star Wars character and nothing will change my mind.
Load More Replies...I would think Princess Leia would be the normal choice ... but this suggestion is awesome.
Stanley Goodspeed: "It's a cholinesterase inhibitor. Stops the brain from sending nerve messages down the spinal cord within thirty seconds. Any epidermal exposure or inhalation and you'll know. A twinge at the small of your back as the poison seizes your nervous system..."
eh. we thought we were progressive and enlightened, but my school was super homophobic (among other things), looking back. I am careful to not get SUPER nostalgic about the past...because i am a better human today.
Load More Replies...Gen X 1965 – 1980. I love that my older brother is a Boomer born in 64. LOL. I was born in 68. I'm Gen X all the way. Went to high school from 82-86. Such a great time period to be a teenager.
As a Boomer I am loving this. I get to have more and more fun nostalgia. But just you wait all you Millenials, Gen X’rs, and oh yes, Gen Z’s way off in the future, Your day will come when they’ll be yelling at you too. But at least we’ll all have BP to go to and look back at all the good times. Kind of takes the sting out of it.
I am still in shock BP even mentioned Gen X. I think I'm shedding a tear of joy.
A memory from being around gas stations and the city in the 70's and 80's that can't be photographed is the ever-present smell of diesel gasoline. They have diesel now, but not like then. Another memory is the constant rumble and roar of muscle cars, Harley Davidson's, beetle bugs and others. That might be caught on someone's home video, however.
I feel so old now. Just glad there was no floppy disk meme
yeah, kinda though. i graduated from high school in '95, so many of my formative years were mid to late 90s.
Load More Replies...eh. we thought we were progressive and enlightened, but my school was super homophobic (among other things), looking back. I am careful to not get SUPER nostalgic about the past...because i am a better human today.
Load More Replies...Gen X 1965 – 1980. I love that my older brother is a Boomer born in 64. LOL. I was born in 68. I'm Gen X all the way. Went to high school from 82-86. Such a great time period to be a teenager.
As a Boomer I am loving this. I get to have more and more fun nostalgia. But just you wait all you Millenials, Gen X’rs, and oh yes, Gen Z’s way off in the future, Your day will come when they’ll be yelling at you too. But at least we’ll all have BP to go to and look back at all the good times. Kind of takes the sting out of it.
I am still in shock BP even mentioned Gen X. I think I'm shedding a tear of joy.
A memory from being around gas stations and the city in the 70's and 80's that can't be photographed is the ever-present smell of diesel gasoline. They have diesel now, but not like then. Another memory is the constant rumble and roar of muscle cars, Harley Davidson's, beetle bugs and others. That might be caught on someone's home video, however.
I feel so old now. Just glad there was no floppy disk meme
yeah, kinda though. i graduated from high school in '95, so many of my formative years were mid to late 90s.
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