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40 Jokes And Memes About The 1990s Shared In This Online Group That Today’s Kids Won’t Understand
Even though I’m happy with my life as it is now, I do miss the ‘90s and my childhood. When I’m feeling a bit blue, I tend to get nostalgic: I watch old cartoons, I get out my GameBoy color, I go outside and try to rediscover the sense of adventure every kid has when they’re small. Though it might be the rose-colored goggles talking, I genuinely feel that the ‘90s was a better, calmer time—especially compared to how complicated and confusing modern life is.
Today, we’re bringing you a big dose of nostalgia if you grew up in the ‘90s. We’re featuring the r/90s subreddit, a popular online group that shares posts and pics related to “everything about the 1990s.” Scroll down, upvote your fave pics, and let us know in the comments what you miss about the ‘90s the most.
Pssst, Pandas, when you’re done with this list, here are two more Bored Panda articles that will take you down nostalgia lane here (‘90s and 2000s) and here (obsolete things).
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#1
If You Were Born Before 90’s You’ll Get It !
Jessica Bertram 3 years ago
totally cool with being old, getting this joke, AND the fact that there are 60 others here that are the same. Cheers!
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Destiney Haddox 3 years ago
Some people just like to feel special and saying "nobody else will get it, I'm so old" is a great way to do that.
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Lovin' Life 3 years ago
When the tape deck "eats" your cassette, you used a pencil in a hole the center ( they eyes in the pic) of the cassette to put it back in so you could continue to listen to it.
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NL Stuart 3 years ago
If the tape deck accidentally caught the tape and pulled it out, you could sometimes save it by putting a pencil in the hole and rewinding it.
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#2
But Are You This Old?
Travis Fox 3 years ago (edited)
My mom n dad still have a PC that runs on windows 98... And we have a version nobody else seems to remember. Instead of a home screen, it looked like the inside of a "home" with different doors leading to different programs. Think it was a student edition of some sort. Anyone else remember this?
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Catharina Geerts 2 months ago
Yes I'm that old. And they still had beautiful screensavers at the time, some I do miss
#3
Is This True??
I just work here 2 years ago
We had freedoms you kids couldn't imagine...which is exactly why our kids did not ;)-
Ray Riddiough 1 year ago
It was said back then It's 11:00 do you know where your children are. I think it was Walter Croncite
Sarah Sobie Schuette 1 year ago
In Milwaukee, our local Fox 6 News at 10 pm starts every broadcast with this announcement to this day
I’d gone in-depth about nostalgia for the past in a couple of great interviews with child and adolescent therapist Kemi Omijeh, who is based in London and is a member of the BACP.
"The period of time we tend to be nostalgic over are significant moments that stood out. Perhaps it was a time when we felt happiest or safest, or perhaps it’s a period where things changed for us,” she told Bored Panda.
"Our memories of the past can change over time depending on how often we revisit and also depending on what is going on for us in the present,” the therapist said.
#4
Latchkey Kids Unite!
Sapna Sarfare 3 years ago
We used to roam about the whole neighbourhood and even beyond... and our parents were grateful. Of course, we were taught about safety. We have stayed at home when TV meant just one or two channels. This is Pre-90s India
DUN DUN 3 years ago
My mom tells tales of her roaming freely in the mid-afternoons... and I feel so jealous tbh
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Michal Dolyniuk 3 years ago
No mobiles, no CCTV. No internet. Sweet old time's. I'm so sorry for todays kids. Short leash they got. 😎
KatHat 3 years ago
In many countries this is still normal. America is particularly paranoid about having kids in sight every minute of the day but other western nations aren't far behind. It's a shame. How are kids supposed to get resilient or independent if they're never allowed to do anything?
Omi bub 3 years ago
Yes I find it really odd. My nephew is not even allowed to walk to school by himself & he's 13, his older brother (16) gets collected from school every day. They are never out if sight from parents/teachers. I was 'out playing' for hours on end from about 9. I had so much fun & learnt so much, making friends, building dens etc. I also really worry about his lack of street-smarts as him & his brother so wrapped in cotton wool. (UK)
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Aliquid 3 years ago
Well back then it was far more likely for there to be a "stay at home mom", so the kids wouldn't be home alone.
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H Edwards 3 years ago
When I was a kid in the 80s/90s, we literally used to play on the railway lines near my house. Lived on the edge of a town with nothing but countryside in one direction. Nobody was hit by a train or drowned in the river, although I do realise that the railway track thing was stupid.We were out all day, my poor mum had to bellow at the top of her fragile lungs to get me home for dinner.
Lav Oravaf 3 years ago
born in the mid 70s, I was a kid in the 80s. both my parents had more than two jobs to make it, and I was just fine. grew up pretty decent human being. and dont start saying there was less violence, less cars, less everything. nope... same BS back then, only we didnt talk about it (doesnt make it right, of course). just to say.... parents of Millennials and later generations have teeny-tiny exaggerated....
RedMarbles 3 years ago
In the US, there's less crime now, including violent crime, except sadly for homicide. Apparently it's been going down for decades but you'd never know it from the way it's covered. Heard a news item recently get introduced with "just TRY not to get your car broken into," as if it was a futile task. Not to say crime isn't a problem no matter the amount, but it would be helpful if the danger was presented more accurately.
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Tracy Sellars 3 years ago
Oh heck yeah and until the lights came home they had no idea where you were.
Lovin' Life 3 years ago
When I was younger, the street lamps were my curfew. I had to be home once they come home. We roamed the neighborhood with no worries.
#5
I Agree, You Also Agree Guys?
#6
Any Other 1990’s Kid Can Relate?
DennyS (denzoren) 3 years ago
I really miss pinball...that was so much fun. Also, paint....the things you could do.
Vicky Z 3 years ago
You didn't mention minesweeper! Be honest you also never figured out how to play right? I never did😅😅
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I got so good (and fast) at Minesweeper once I understood it. I was so pleased with myself when I cleared my first Expert level.
Rijkærd 3 years ago
What? How? First expert level? I am so confused right now...
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Rijkærd 3 years ago (edited)
Minesweeper... I never and still do not know how or what the logic of the game is...
Devil's Advocate 3 years ago
Number is how many mines are in the 8 squares touching that one, by comparing numbers, and mines already flagged, you can figure out which squares and mines, and which are safe.
Load More Replies... Nupraptor 3 years ago
Minesweeper and Solitaire are standard nostalgia fare but drawing shapes in MS Paint unlocked a core memory for me.
Mrs.Hobbit 3 years ago
honestly! me too! haven´t seen this abstract art for a while but it used to be a big part of my "portfolio"
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Tami 3 years ago
In high school our "computer" was a teletype that connected via telephone modem to an offsite CPU. We'd peck in our little BASIC programs and wait with bated breath to see if "hello world" or whatever came out.
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She joked that "of course, the '90s was better! But then again, I may be being very biased here." According to Kemi, our impressions of each decade are directly influenced by who we were during those time periods.
"Generally speaking, the better decade is associated with youth and freedom. Nostalgia also often gives us rose-tinted glasses from which to reflect. How we reflect on the past decades can play a part in how we engage with the current decade,” she said.
#7
McDonald's Needs To Redesign
Brendan Roberts 3 years ago (edited)
Trying to make themselves look like a restaurant. We ain't buying it, McDonald's.
john hartley 3 years ago
just take off the name and it becomes anything.. starbucks, taco bell, 7-11, panda express
Marcellus II 3 years ago
Eh? They've started corporate. Read the wikipedia page on Ray Kroc, or (more entertainingly) watch The Founder (with Michael Keaton playing him).
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Eddie Maurer 3 years ago
I used to love the roof, always thought as the long things as French fries
Julian McCallum 3 years ago
I wouldn't be surprised to find out that was intentional
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Devil's Advocate 3 years ago
Does everyone remember the song? All together now... A pizza hut, a pizza hut, Kentucky fried chicken and a pizza hut...
Hono Klatuu 3 years ago
Yes! I was singing this the other day with the hand gestures. A burger king, a burger king, a long john silvers and a pizza hut! No one knew what I was talking about. I vaguly remembered singing it at school in the 90s. Do you know where it originally is from?
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Filters 90s Style
James016 3 years ago
I'm now unsure if there are devil horns on his head :(
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Windows 98
Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago
Your misunderstanding of the “no one” meme makes you seem older than any of the references here lol!
Load More Replies... mcborge1 3 years ago
I still sometimes get mesmerized with Winamps visualizer whilst listening to tunes, lol.
jimmy pop 3 years ago
Winamp was the s**t. I even created my own visualization back then ... so much more beautiful than WMP.
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"Many psychologists, myself included, believe our childhood is the foundation to who we are as adults. It explains why we frequently revisit our childhood as it influences our present," the therapist told Bored Panda that we’re nostalgic for the times that we felt nurtured and loved.
However, the opposite is also true. “If we’ve had a difficult childhood, it can be hard to feel nostalgic, instead it will feel like something we need to get over in order to move on," she said.
#10
Kids These Days Will Never Know The Struggle
Mohsie Supposie 3 years ago
And then it crashes when it reaches 99% because someone picked up the phone!
Margaret Sault 3 years ago
Time to go put a load into the washing machine and fold some stuff from the dryer.
I just work here 2 years ago
You kids have no idea how long it actually took to even connect to the internet in the beginning,. And the high pitched screeches like you were breaching another dimension altogether.
Isabel Care 3 years ago
Until a few weeks ago I had slow broadband. Supposedly mostly 4, usually 0.2. Downloading was left on overnight, with the hope that no one else in the area was doing the same
#11
Accurate!
Kim Kermes 3 years ago
Especially when a fish ate another and grew bigger.
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Dirk Daring 3 years ago
Showing my geek side here, but Linux always had WAY BETTER screen savers!
albernistuff 4sale 3 years ago
Totally agree; been my main desktop since mid 90's.
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Jayne Kyra 3 years ago
I recall watching "The Maze" and changing the walls and ceilings. And then getting sick and dizzy when watching it. Good times!
#12
This One Speaks To Me And I’m Showing My Age
Jessica Bertram 3 years ago
Ok. confession time. FINALLY ripping our CDs to our computer. so we can donate them (get them out of our house). This week. THIS WEEK. 😔
Paul Cameron 1 year ago
I have all my movies and music in them. My stupid wife and sister threw out the cases!!!! It was my sisters idea
"Nostalgia can also be a good coping strategy for times of low mood and challenges," she said, warning that we should keep in mind that if it starts preventing us from living in the present, we should start getting worried.
“If we end up comparing it to our experiences today and feeling like nothing is as good as it was, then this will inevitably affect our mood and our ability to do what we need to do. We can become stuck in our nostalgia; in which case it might be best to seek help from a counseling professional to help you process your past in order to enjoy your present,” she said.
#13
I Can't Look Away
François Carré 3 years ago
It's more about roasting the 2020's than joking about the 90's, but excellent job anyway.
keepgoing 3 years ago
These photos people use are so vile and so obvious. They don't make you prettier, they make you look like a bad photoshop job.
#14
It’s The Right Thing To Do!
Pumpkin Spice 3 years ago
i'm a 2008 kid, and I want to have a pickup truck with a yellow wrap on it. "No time to explain, get into the Bananamobile."
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Kishibe Angelo 3 years ago
red ranger: red power Yellow ranger: yellow power white ranger: frustrated yelling*
Analyn Lahr 3 years ago
Remember when the green ranger evolved in the white ranger? I'm talking original power rangers here.
Derek Dufrane 3 years ago
How do know that's not Jason David Frank headed to an appearance he still does those
Archer Harris 3 years ago (edited)
Teacher: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Lil kid: “A POWER RANGER!”
#15
This Was A Huge Thing Back Then For Sure! Just Had To Look Out Your Window.
tw 72 3 years ago
This was true in the 50s, 60s, and 70s, too -- in many ways, it was a simpler, safer time.
Eiram 3 years ago
Simpler, yes. Safer, only due to limited info and ignorance hiding the horrors.
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Rachel Tucker 3 years ago
The days of playing with your friends, coming home late and getting told off because your parents told you to be home by 8 and you had no idea what the time was. Simpler times.
#16
Movie Time In School
Marchen Jans 3 years ago
I know! Actually made me a little bit happy just seeing the picture! :)
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chonky_rubberband 3 years ago
i still have this. my school is 68 years old. chalkboards and crap
Grace Noyes 3 years ago
When I was in school in the 60s and 70s, it was super cool if you got an actual film. Most of the time, though, you got a boring filmstrip.
Marcia Ferris 3 years ago
Nothing. Like teel to reel! We could take a bathroom break while they rewound the first one then wove the next reel into the machine.
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Littlebunnyfufu 3 years ago
Ugh, I'm old enough to remember the reels being wheeled in... this was later in my elementary school days.
#17
Goals
Kirsten Kerkhof 3 years ago
I tell my students to use Google Translate whenever they feel they need it (I teach English as a foreign language). It is a dictionary they have on hand at all times, they might as well learn how to use it smartly.
Charlotte Gachoud 3 years ago
Well it's about time cause it makes way more sense and it is so much more precise. There's a reason Switzerland is the master of watchmaking and not the US 😂
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Twodogsandapicnictable 3 years ago
Yeah. But you still shouldn't have to open an app to figure out how much to tip. Just like you should learn cursive just so you can read it, even if you never write it. Learning basic things is about learning how to learn. Its the foundation upon which you grow.
Faith Hurst-Bilinski 3 years ago
Your still have to know the basic computations you will need to do to get the numbers you need.
abby smink 3 years ago
"you gotta go door to door and apply in person, or you'll never get hired"
Sinéad Quinn 3 years ago
And an entire encyclopedia, articles for research, dictionary, Thesaurus etc. What a time to be alive! Take that 90's teacher :)
#18
Remember This?
Fat Harry 3 years ago
Marbles are still around and were around before the 90s. This is not a 90s thing.
Robert T 3 years ago
They were around in 2500 BCE according to Wikipedia!!! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marble_(toy)
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Mark Howell 3 years ago
Used to be a haulage firm near our primary school and the men would give us 'steelies' (old ball bearings) which were worth 3x the hits of glass marbles ;o)
NL Stuart 3 years ago
We used to get "puries" which were basically stained glass. We used to heat them in a cast iron frying pan until they crackled. We also melted old '78 records and made snack bowls out of them.
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Malene Kjær Pedersen 3 years ago
Wow, that really kicked in some nostalgia and good child memories. But I think they also existed way before the 90s.
Oopsydaisy 3 years ago
I once saw a short documentary on how marbles like this are made. It was mesmerising.
#19
Wish I Could Experience This Again
Rico Mendez 3 years ago
Heck yeah! My mom and I would go to Blockbuster, pick a few movies and a Nintendo 64 game, and go pick up some pizza. Great times, great times...
#20
Pretty Much
Devil's Advocate 3 years ago (edited)
I'm pretty sure Minecraft was a joke that people took seriously and ran with, now the devs are Sum 41 and don't know how to back out
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#21
I Always Imagine Them Inside A Cheese Grater
Mohsie Supposie 3 years ago
It probably IS a picture of the inside of a cheese grater. Special effects of the 90s!
Magpie Magoo 3 years ago
I still LOVE the Virtual Insanity video by Jamiroquai. It was so revolutionary to me at the time.
#22
I Was ....dressed In A Similar Fashion Sense Those Days.
Devil's Advocate 3 years ago
When kids were allowed to be kids instead of sexualised advertising...
tw 72 3 years ago
If not sexualized, definitely body-conscious and fashion-conscious -- neither of which should be part of a kid's life.
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Rikke Visby Wickberg 3 years ago
When kids clothes were designed for playing outdoors and being durable for tree climbing, bog hopping and secret caves in the back of the woods. 😍😂
13 3 years ago
They dressed girls like that about a century ago and we burned bras for the right to wear those ugly pants and throw that dress in the wind.
Mazer 3 years ago
Be thankful you all did not grow up in the 60’s and 70’s. Gawd fashion was hideous
Pia kjærgaard 3 years ago
We Parents was more thinking how U kids felt like when U where jumping around,than the Right BRAND OR BEING PRETTY AS F**K!!!
#23
Hello There, Tim
Bob Belcher 3 years ago
Howdy Neighbor. And there was 1 single 5 second clip where they showed his face and everyone went nuts.
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#24
Silly Erasers That Never Worked.
Scagsy 3 years ago (edited)
Smelt good though. Always some idiot who took a bite just to see if it really was a strawberry. Dumbass. (Not always me)
Rick 3 years ago
The red and blue ones where the blue part could allegedly erase pen but just ended up ripping the paper
best turtle 3 years ago
bro i ran a trading market of those little shits when my school banned them
Malene Kjær Pedersen 3 years ago
Aaaah, I collected on these beautiful and funny erasers with scent that could not erase anything. I also collected small soap figures that, for example, had the shape and color of fruit, hearts or animals.
#25
Is That True?
Susie Elle 3 years ago
I'm so glad I got to experience the world when internet didn't exist yet
Buren 3 years ago (edited)
Yes, and now there is internet to tell everyone how grateful I am not to have internet back then 😋
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Eric Schultz Saindon 3 years ago
People having been saying this same thing since the Sumerians existed 5000 years ago. We love to act as though our childhood era was the best and everything else is s**t. It's nostalgia rose-colored glasses. #IAmGoingToGetDownVotes
Susie Elle 3 years ago
I'm not saying my childhoodtimes were the best, I'm saying I'm glad I got to experience the world when internet wasn't around.
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ChickyChicky 3 years ago
Y'all know everybody thinks the world was the best when they were kids and then everything went to s**t.
Susie Elle 3 years ago
I don't think it went to s**t, lots of things are WAY better these days than they were when I was young, however I do feel that knowing what the world used to be like without internet available at every turn is a good thing. It let's you put things in perspective, and helps in choosing what to put online and what not.
Load More Replies... Scagsy 3 years ago
I agree. We used to go off on adventures on our BMXs for hours at a time. As long as you were home before dark (apparently child-snatchers only operated in the dark and it was inconceivable that a kid would be abducted in broad daylight). Kids these days think bikes are just for pizza delivery.
Susie Elle 3 years ago
I wonder if, suppose you were to pull up the stats, there has been an increase in child abductions over the past thirty years or so and if so, what the role of the internet is. Is the internet the 'saviour' from child abductions or has it facilitated it in some sort of way?
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Raena Celis 3 years ago
Yes, and no regrets! I honestly think my kids will never have as much fun as I did as a kid.
#26
Who's With Me?
Raven DeathShade 3 years ago
I want to exist, though. I can't go to a time when I wasn't born yet, that's simply illogical.
John Baker 3 years ago
I'd prefer the '70s, but if the '90s are the best deal I can get, I'll take it. :-)
#27
The Good Ol' Days
AzKhaleesi 3 years ago
Yes at my kids school too but things are WAY more expensive.
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best turtle 3 years ago
me: too poor to buy s**t but still went to the book fair to look at the books
Ashbug 3 years ago
Same here but my parents let me buy one or two from the bargain table
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Brenda Spagnola 3 years ago
My youngest just turned 21. I can still remember going to her book fair in 5th grade and damn near having a heart attack when 1 book for me, 3 for her, a pencil and a book mark cost me almost $65 dollars! I'm big on reading and getting them books, but after that she got $10 for cutesy stuff only. After school, we went to the used bookstore and/or the big box store (depending on what she wanted) and we would buy books for far less. Scholastic Books for elementary are flimsy and WAY over priced these days
Inclusion2020 3 years ago
We still have these but the price of books is not cheap. $6 won’t get you a book, and I work at a school in a very low income area :(
alex - they/them 3 years ago
...these still exist. they existed in my childhood too lol (im a teen)
#28
Who Remembers These?
Nimitz 3 years ago
And they still work just as good. When the milk frother stopped working, the meter read low! (so amazing)
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#29
After 9 And Weekends, Plus $.10 A Text
Hannah Edwards 3 years ago
And it would have been quicker to find a friendly pigeon, train it, write your message on a small piece of paper, tie the paper it to its leg and send it to your friend, than to actually type out the message on your phone.
Catharina Geerts 2 months ago
Yeah, we had similar rules. Also, when mobile phones first were used, the calls were much more expensive than calls with the landline. Especially if the other person had a different provider. It may still be that way, but now we hardly use the phone for normal calls any more
#30
Gather Round, Children, While I Tell You Of Bath Beads
karla Meixnerová 3 years ago
The bath was so slippery after using them. I have a scar on my chin as a proof of that :D
Cath Homer 3 years ago
The manky bit of bead skin floating around in the water was the real vommer
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Fabian Meresse 3 years ago
Also, we had these animal shaped sponges, hiden in a soluble pill to be disolved in bath
MyOpinionHasBeenServed 3 years ago
My mom used to by me them in the 80s. Loved them,
Load More Replies... Andy Acceber 3 years ago
I was thinking about these the other day and wondering if they still exist. They were so much cheaper than bath bombs.
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago (edited)
Me too. That's wild. I would have never remembered they ever existed. I thought I loved these right up until I realized they actually kind of suck.
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Kimberley McMillan 3 years ago
Saw these for sale this Christmas. Along with Exclamation perfume.
13 3 years ago
White musk bath beads and perfume from the Bodyshop. Every freshman girl in highschool used to smell the same (including me!) 😂
MellonCollie 3 years ago
Ohh white musk indeed!! I loooooved that perfume.
Load More Replies... Jayne Kyra 3 years ago
I would always play with them until they began to melt in my hand. I remember them being sold in an apothecary on my street!
#31
Fridays At Blockbuster
Sage Gusano 3 years ago (edited)
I miss Blockbuster. I went through a post divorce period where I kept myself to myself. I knew the people at Blockbuster by name and they knew mine. Guy named Robert learned my taste in films from conversations. If he saw me reaching for something while he was on the floor, he'd either shake his head or nod. Good times. Jasmine would try to sell me on their membership program (up to three movies with no late fees) every time I came in knowing I wouldn't take it. It became an inside joke.
TheNewJenBrady 3 years ago
I can smell this picture. That popcorny, plastic-y, office carpety smell
Nicki 3 years ago
It was a mad house!! I worked at Blockbuster in my late teens. So many angry people when we ran out of the new releases and them not knowing I was hiding one in the back for myself. 🤣
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago
I worked at a competitor, Movie Gallery. Known for its back room full of porn lmao.
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TV Guides
Nugget 3 years ago
Yeah,the old folks in the care home I work in still get it on subscription. It's tv times or radio times in the uk.
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Sage Gusano 3 years ago
I can see it now...."There were no microwaves. We had to put TV dinners in the oven." as my grandkids lead me to bed.
Devil's Advocate 3 years ago
We used to have a book of films that covered a few years, so you could find reviews before IMDb!
Marcellus II 3 years ago
Aaah memories... had a thick book with ALL movies, with a little "turkey" icon next to the entries that will disappoint you. Of course after a few years the book showed its age.
Load More Replies... Catharina Geerts 2 months ago
Those magazines still exist. I always found them easier for planning days ahead
Pia kjærgaard 3 years ago
It was cozey’er & less stressfull…. Look how many that’s sick of Stress from Work,the WAY WE JUST LIVE???????
Malene Kjær Pedersen 3 years ago
I cut the weekly TV show out of the newspaper. But one could also buy a monthly program as far as I remember.
#33
They Were The Best
Devil's Advocate 3 years ago
Captain Planet being cancelled can be directly linked to the global warming that followed. Fact
Troux 3 years ago (edited)
I'm still frustrated with how underrated this show is. The dialogue was very thoughtful and intelligent, the stories were FASCINATING, the love stories were actually layered and complex and best of all, the villains (Xanatos, Owen, Demona...) were respectable and interesting rather than just being cliché "evil." One of Disney's unsung gems.
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#34
Teenage Mutant Mid-Life Crisis...
Bob Belcher 3 years ago
Man, that last episode was weird for a kids show.
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Twodogsandapicnictable 3 years ago
Im so old, I used to buy TMNT comics through the mail, from ads in the back of other comics, and never dared think theyd have a cartoon. Let alone movies and toys and video games.
ThatOneChick 3 years ago
My dad made sure we watched Dinosaurs along with all the other shows he grew up watching, and to this day one of my favorite shows is Perfect Strangers.
#35
Oh God The Feels
Rick 3 years ago
“Keep in touch” when their holiday was over first and you forgot about them the next day and made new friends lol
Load More Replies... Brendan Roberts 3 years ago
I have taken my kids to almost all of the softplays in my city (which are always fully booked). This is still very much a thing.
best turtle 3 years ago (edited)
there has to be at least more then one person other then me who made little gangs and jumped other kids by throwing the balls from the ball pit at them and throwing hands
Hugh Cookson 3 years ago
As the child of military parents, who went to 4 schools in 4 years between the ages of 5 and 9 (and had moved 3 times from the time I was born until I was 5) , this was my normal. Went to boarding school for 8 years after this to get some stability - not the best place academically or generally but most of my closest friends all come from that period of my life.
#36
Lmfao
~hUmMuS vIbEs~ 3 years ago
Not just in the 90s: it seems all actors of high school students gotta be at least like 30.
Lara Verne 3 years ago
And their parents are played by actors who are about 4 years older that them.
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Jayne Kyra 3 years ago
My uncle started going bald at 16. I got my first grey hairs at 18. Not that unrealistic, just not common.
Mark Kelly 3 years ago
I was thinking of that but that guy also looks like he's old anyway
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Last year, I was an extra in a movie. It was only after I arrived on set that I realized I was supposed to be a high schooler. I'm 32. I still did it, but I found it hilarious the whole time.
Octopus Lasers 3 years ago
A kid in my class was balding by senior year. He looked 30, but was 18.
#37
90s Pizza Hut
Andy Acceber 3 years ago
And stickers for reading books. I can't remember exactly how the program worked, but Pizza Hut definitely sponsored some sort of literacy reward program in the 90s.
D K 3 years ago
I remembered I stopped liking Pizza Hut because I had almost all of the Land Before Time character puppets they were giving away, but they never had one in stock. Cera. And then I got over it and ate Pizza Hut again.
boredkoala 3 years ago
I used to LOVE the Bigfoot!! Somehow making it rectangular made their pizza taste so much better 🤣
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Daaumn
devotedtodreams 3 years ago
Oh boy, Limewire... where you could never be sure if it was actually the song you wanted until after downloading it. Got my Dad hooked on it, he was really bummed when it went out of use.
#39
We Have All Said It At Least Once
Hi, I'm Mars! 3 years ago
Stick your butt in cherry pie! (A favorite addition at my school in the 90s)
Load More Replies... Nugget 3 years ago
In the UK I remember , 'you called me a b*tch, b*tch is a female dog, dogs bark,bark is on trees,trees are nature and nature is beautiful. So thanks for the compliment!' Talk about reaching 😅
Little king trash mouth 3 years ago
Lol we did that in the US too. Totally forgot about that!
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Lilou S. Pumpkins 3 years ago
Oh my gosh, this is still the first thought that runs through my head whenever anyone asks where something is.
Em Hubbs 3 years ago
Don't forget the answer to what time is it? "Half past a monkey's a$$, and a quarter to the hole!" I am CRACKING MYSELF UP!!! Lmaoooooo!!!
Jennifer Renee 3 years ago (edited)
What about boys are rotten made out of cotton. Girls are sexy made out of Pepsi. Or boys go to Jupiter to get more stupider. Girls go to mars to get more candy bars. Lmao!!
Lauren Caswell 3 years ago
I have to ask: at my school it was "up your butt and round the corner, on the way to California". Was that just a weird variant on our part?
Okasan Willis 3 years ago
If it was up your bum you would know where it is, my mom's favorite response
#40
I Was 50% Cool In 96
Ploploplop 3 years ago
JNCO jeans. I had several pairs in high school. My daughter asked for some for Christmas. I bought her two pair.
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#41
The Middle Part Has Always Been “In”
#42
I Upvote All Comments.
Andy Acceber 3 years ago
I can start these. I suppose that finally proves to my inner child that, yes, I am a successful adult.
Šimon Špaček 3 years ago
Recently (about three years ago) learned that this is a proper way to finish a piece of handmade rope. And with little bit of skill you can make really interesting shapes there (like a real handle to have a good grip on rope for pulling woods from forrest).
Ciara Stone 3 years ago
I could never start these, I thought people who could were using witchcraft or something
Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago
No, more like friendship bracelets made of soft plastic
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Intense Gaming
Devil's Advocate 3 years ago
When games were awesome, rather than just looking super realistic and being trash
#44
This Was The Life
Daria B 3 years ago (edited)
Nope. Cartoons (mostly, but not exclusively anime) on Italian TV for me ♡
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago (edited)
The Price is Right launched their first episode the day I was born so Bob Barker was my favorite uncle who showed up with cinnamon toast or chicken soup every time I had a cough. Drew does fine but he's like your aunt's second husband. Sure he's a nice guy but he's never pulled a quarter out of your ear. Once the magic is gone, its gone.
Isabel Care 3 years ago
Staying home from school meant I was too ill for any noise, light or movement. Stayed home alone and slept all day
#45
🤢
Hadesdaughter 3 years ago
Yessssssssssssss I used to fake being sick still so I could get more lol/ The good twin of Pepto
#46
90s vs.
Rick 3 years ago
1990s: Don’t tell strangers your personal information on the Internet. 2020s: Let me tell all you strangers my personal information in detail.
H Edwards 3 years ago
1990s parents: Don't believe anything you read online! Those same parents now: It's true, I saw it on Facebook!
Load More Replies... Lauren Caswell 3 years ago
There was a book in my school library where a boy's eyes went square from watching tv! And one where another boy's face got stuck pulling a face because the wind changed. Scary literature! I can remember the drawings of the disfigured kids 😅
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Thank You
Lilou S. Pumpkins 3 years ago
Ugghhh it was the worst when they would campaign all day instead of showing Square One!!!
Bill 3 years ago
How does a company with 6 multi billion dollar franchises get away with begging for money?
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
Your local PBS does not own those billion dollar franchises, they have to pay for them just like your local station has to pay for Friends re-runs. Its how all new episodes of Sesame Street are on HBO for 9 months before PBS is legally allowed to show them. HBO bought the rights to them from the Sesame Workshop. Barney and Veggie Tales were made by a VHS tape and toy distributor who took the Hasbro model and made direct-to-video tapes around toys they made. A PBS producer in Dallas saw one at a birthday party and his local station got permission to broadcast the tapes.
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#48
The Myths Of The Career World Part 67523
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
Add paleontologist to it as well. Every kid wanted to be one after Jurassic Park came out. My local museum has the 4th largest dinosaur collection in the world. They employ 3 paleontologists and have over 500 volunteers. One of the best exhibits is the lab where you can watch 72 year old retired grandmas through a window clean up fossilized ferns and animals. Dinosaur National Monument has exactly 1 paleontologist.
Hutt'nKloas 3 years ago
@ Two_rolling_black_eyes : Indeed, the demand for such jobs is very low. I always dreamed to become an archaeologist or paleontologist. Fortunately I had the opportunity talking to a few before starting the professional education. They basically told me that just a lucky few would get those jobs as we can see in documentaries, most others would end up in a much less exciting environment. That made me choose a different direction. Now it's research within the field of biomedical materials
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#49
The Key Is We Had Low Expectations
Rick 3 years ago
Back when we had magic breath and blowing on a cartridge would fix games better than any patch could.
John L 3 years ago
Back when designers had to make sure the game worked, as they couldn't patch it.
Load More Replies... Jacob Nunez 3 years ago
Yea blowing the cartridge before putting it in was a mechanical expertise
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
This is waay off topic but I can't stand gamers complaining about fps. The human eye perceives 30-60 fps max. Its why every TV show and movie is shot somewhere between 24-30 fps. If you think you can see more, you're lying to yourself. If you see skips in your game, thats not a bad frame rate, thats a bad game creating crappy images.
Hannah Edwards 3 years ago
Took so long for the game to load that you’d have to load it the night before if you wanted to play before school
Bacony Cakes 3 years ago (edited)
Me: "How the f*ck am i running Teardown but not The Powder Toy"
Dee on bikes 3 years ago
I saw a guy on youtube go back and play Wing Commander Privateer, and it didn't recognize the joystick, so he resorted to the keyboard. Oh, the nostalgia.
#50
Accurate Image
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
Otter pops make every kid happy and always will. The company keeps freezers full of free ones in pretty much every cancer ward in children's hospitals. The kids can grab them whenever they want. I had a friend in high school who worked as a bag boy at our local grocery store whose duties included having him stopping by our local hospital after school every day and refilling the freezer. He had boxes of each flavor in his trunk so if little Johnny was eating all the grape, he could put extra grape in it.
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Thaddeus Thompson 3 years ago
Nah Nah, that's the Super Soaker 75. I had that and got made fun of for being poor. The Super Soaker 150 was the one to own.
Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago
I had that one too and it was so loved in my neighborhood!
Load More Replies... Lauren Caswell 3 years ago
I had that super soaker! My family wouldn't leave the house because I would be outside lurking with it
#51
90's Movie Theater Carpet
Andy Acceber 3 years ago
And the lobbies for roller skating, glow in the dark bowling, and laser tag places.
#52
Four Square Anyone?
Grace Walsh 3 years ago
I wasn’t even alive in the ninety’s and I still can smell hear and feel this picture too
#53
Follow Up Question. Do U Remember The Scene That Happens Right Before You Have To Change The Tape?
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
You lived in the 90s if you had more than 3 copies of each of the original Star Wars Trilogy movies. Normal VHS, Lucas' special edition VHS , a box set with the special covers (Mint Gold version now sells for over $1500), then bought them again as DVDs.
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Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! 3 years ago
For anyone interested in watching a classic film depicting the actual events of the sinking watch "A Night to Remember". It's free on YouTube and it's harrowing.
#54
80s Born, 90s Raised.
Andy Acceber 3 years ago
Yes, but no. In case you're an antivax nut, know that garden hoses don't prevent COVID. Go get your vaccine.
Šimon Špaček 3 years ago
Garden hose absolutely prevent covid spread. It is January now, cold water will keep people in good distance.
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#55
60% Of The Time It Worked Every Time
#56
Lol, My Mom Was Pissed When I Bought Antichrist Superstar.
Thaddeus Thompson 3 years ago
Very rarely do men with power not become asshole creeps.
Load More Replies... James016 3 years ago
I remember in the 90s when Manson first got big. My parents were not impressed because "Alice Cooper did it first and did it better"
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
He was always a scumbag but that was part of his charm. Every woman he was linked to had very bad things to say to him but it just made him edgy. I can remember Rose McGowan crying on E! after she left him. Every member of his band sued him for not paying them during the 90s (lawsuits were in the 90s).
Devil's Advocate 3 years ago
Not as a scumbag per se, just a freaky weirdo... which I'm pretty sure everyone knew, even at the time.
H Edwards 3 years ago
If even half of the stuff he has been accused of is true (and I suspect that it's more than half true) then he absolutely is a total scumbag.
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#57
Bring Back The 90s
Sarcastic Cow 3 years ago
Yeah, these years sucks in most ost block countries (but Yugoslavia overcome us all)
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#58
Miss These!
Daniel Hansen 3 years ago
We have those in Denmark too, i actually have a bag in my cabinet right now
Efia 3 years ago
do we still have them anywhere here in Europe? I never saw them again
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Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
They brought them back this fall. You can find them online or ask your local grocer to add them to their Mars candy order. I stumbled into them in November and have a bag in my kitchen right now.
#59
Yep, That About Sums It Up. 😛
Mermaid Elle-Jaye 3 years ago
I don’t recognise the drinks, so we’d have to suck it up at the American birthday party 😆
Load More Replies... Catharina Geerts 2 months ago
It's more or less what we had too. Instead of hot dogs, we often had pancakes, or cake and a traditional pie my province is famous for. Well, in the Netherlands at least :D
#60
The Good Ole Days.
#61
It Used To Be Lit
Andy Acceber 3 years ago
I sell it at the concession stand where I work. Kids still like CapriSun.
Load More Replies... Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
Commercial cartoon villains. They also like the purple stuff more than Sunny D.
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Kelli Pike 3 years ago
Needs more Starcraft, Planters Cheez Balls, and Are You Afraid of the Dark.
#62
Disappointed
#64
Millions Of Them!
Donkey boi 3 years ago
Peaches come from a can, They were put there by a man, In a factory downtown, If I had my little way, I'd eat peaches every day
Jo Davies 3 years ago
You should play them Fluffy Little shoes, same album I think. That wasy kids favourite
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Just Push It Out
#66
1995
Lauren Caswell 3 years ago
Loved that book, haven't read it in years! I'm worried if I re-read it it will not hold up to my recollections
Andy Acceber 3 years ago
Yeah, sometimes it's best to hold on to memories and not revisit. It hasn't held up well. Indigenous folks were even calling it out at the time for perpetuating stereotypes and being harmful. (https://americanindiansinchildrensliterature.blogspot.com/2006/08/indian-in-cupboard-series-by-lynne.html)
Load More Replies... Christopher Bowers 3 years ago
Remember that cat scene that scares the ever living crap out of you from looking at this photo. Dang that was so much louder than the rest of the film, bet it would had given some a heartattack in theaters hearing it on those loud speakers.
Raven DeathShade 3 years ago
THE INDIAN IN THE CUPBOARD!!!! I love that book so much! I remember skipping through most of the second book to find the point where Bright Star has her baby; that was my favorite part XD. My favorite character was good ol' Boohoo Boone. Anyone else?
#67
Anyone Else Have One At Their Mall?
Devil's Advocate 3 years ago
Yes, but now they're basically a magnet over the door to steal all your money
Load More Replies... BSteel13 3 years ago
My mom worked here for years when i was younger. When the Lion King came out they had a special screening for employees after the store was closed (before it was in theatres). I got to watch it on their big screen with all the little stuffed animals they had in front of it! A forever memory ^_^
MyOpinionHasBeenServed 3 years ago
The last Disney Store I went into I was underwhelmed. The decor, the experience, the products on display were watered down.
#68
The Memories
CaptainDinosaur 3 years ago
I would pay good yankee currency for set of them red plastic tumblers.
Kelli Pike 3 years ago
Makes me miss Pizza King in NE Indiana. Most of the locations around my hometown still have this vibe. And the cheese and breadsticks was lit af.
#69
Man That’s Crazy
Andy Acceber 3 years ago
To be fair, Doug, the TV show turns 31. The character was 11 when the show premiered, so he'd be 42.
Mermaid Elle-Jaye 3 years ago
I had this conversation the other day 😂 watching it he was a few years older than me and it made no sense that he’d be 31 when I’m 34.
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#70
We Were Happy At The Small World Guys! Who Is Missing That Days?
#71
Miss Those 90s Cereal Commercials.:(
#72
Definitely Not The Same!:(
Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago
Memphis Style is a design concept that you see here, the very nostalgic 80s-90s stuff. It just went out of style unfortunately.
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Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago (edited)
The focus has changed. Nick started off as loss leader for WB so they could sell HBO to cable companies. They used to enforce rules regarding educational/children's programs. It shared its channel with what eventually became A&E so it only aired a couple hours a day. WB then sold it off and that's when it blew up and eventually opened the studio above in Universal Orlando. Things ended with a big restructuring where Nick was folded into a new company and the new CEO converted the building above into a workshop for the Blue Man Group's props (really) and the official studio moved to California on a street. Its been years but I'm still mad about taking kids to see it and being told it was now a props workshop. The follow up studio in CA folded a couple years later because it was no longer "cost effective".
#73
Miss The Kids Club At Bk
Lilou S. Pumpkins 3 years ago
Now this is an image that I haven't thought of in DECADES but wow, looking at it now, it's like we were never apart. :`)
#74
Couldn’t Wait To Get Home
Andy Acceber 3 years ago
I think pogs are at least a few years older than everything else here. Their popularity was pretty faded by the time the N64 came out - at least where I lived.
Allison B 3 years ago
I used to have that exact Gameboy Color. I think it's still in the basement somewhere at my parents house. 😂
Lauren Caswell 3 years ago
So you know, people pay good money for those these days! Make sure you don't sell it cheap or chuck it away lol
Load More Replies... Andy Acceber 3 years ago
Those are still sold. It's one of my spouse's favorite comfort foods.
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Thought You All Would Appreciate This Meme 😆
#76
You Just Had To Be There..
Shary Bobbings 3 years ago
For the 90's Latin Americans, Cristina Saralegui was the queen of the talk shows
Devil's Advocate 3 years ago
And why was Oprah the only one who made it huge? Positive discrimination? Certainly wasn't talent or morals fortitude...
#77
Ahhhhhhh
Mermaid Elle-Jaye 3 years ago
What happened?, didn’t see the movie and I don’t know if I wanna see another Dino abandoned after seeing the last Jurassic park 😂
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"90s Image" Busted!
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
That poster did come out in 1988 but I did buy it at a K-Mart in the early 90s.
Load More Replies... MyOpinionHasBeenServed 3 years ago
This was the type of girl I wanted to be but was never allowed.
Victor Botha 3 years ago
Look where the line is pointing, it's not pointing at Leonardo
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Love Me Some Topanga…
Rick 3 years ago
Mine was Jason, then Tommy from the Power Rangers, Atreyu from The Never Ending Story and Rufio from Hook.
H Edwards 3 years ago
Oh yes, Edward Furlong... I was so sad when I saw what became of him.
Load More Replies... MyOpinionHasBeenServed 3 years ago
Mine was Jason, the red ranger, Brad from Home Improvement, Nick Carter, Dexter Holland of The Offspring after he chopped his hair, Matt Damon and Leo (in his Titanic days), and Prince William.
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
My lunch table was an argument every day between the 2 Kellys and Sam. Kelly Bundy (Christina Applegate), Kelly Kapowski (Tiffani-Amber Theissen) and Samantha Mitchell (Alyssa Milano).
#80
Woodstock 94 And 1998 Dial-Up
Donkey boi 3 years ago
Top photo was fairly accurate during music festival season. Glastonbury was much better back then!
Catharina Geerts 2 months ago (edited)
I suppose it depends on the person, chances, fate... Mine was the bottom image. But I wouldn't have liked to be muddy as in the top picture anyway.
Andy Acceber 3 years ago
The 90s was muddy? I lived through it, and I don't recognize that top photo. The bottom one though is spot on.
Kimi Tomminello 3 years ago
Top photo looks like woodstock '99. Such a dumpster fire of a festival but they did recreate the muddy scenes of the '69 version.
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Used To Watch This Show Religiously. I Always Wanted To Go On It.
#82
Damn It Feels Good To Be A Gangsta.
Elizabeth Amador 3 years ago
The real one! Not that no-talent-ass-monkey!
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Scott Moore 3 years ago
Bob Porter: Looks like you've been missing a lot of work lately. Peter Gibbons: I wouldn't say I've been *missing* it, Bob.
#83
90s In One Pic
Mimi La Souris 3 years ago
Austin : Those are skin tight. How do you get into those pants baby? / Felicity Shagwell: You can start by buying me a drink.
Load More Replies... MyOpinionHasBeenServed 3 years ago
He would be the kind of guy I had a crush on but always thought those guys would think I was lame.
#84
Dz Was Wild
#85
Even Taco Bell In The 90’s Was A Different Vibe!
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
In 1992, they built a multistory Taco Bell in Athens, OH that had a plaque hanging outside from the Guinness Book of World Records for the world's largest restaurant. It was open 22x7. Closed from 4-6am every day for cleaning. It had no breakfast menu but you could get a $.49 taco or 3 for $1 on the way to school at 7am.
Andy Acceber 3 years ago
Taco Bell? It's a large fast food chain that makes cheap, super Americanized, Mexican food. I like it.
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Only The Real People Know What's Up.
Lauren Caswell 3 years ago (edited)
Dogpile was my go-to engine. Reminder to those who tell us to "google it 🙄": google was not always "king of information". We used to also ask each other, weird right? 😉
#87
I Had The Power Rangers One, Without The Pee Smell
#88
About Sums It Up.
Jennifer Dibble 3 years ago
Just got my 9- year old a Tamagochi for Christmas. I didn't even know they still made them until my older kids told me.
#89
Steven Seagal Out Here Looking Like The Dude You Shoot On The Toilet At The Beginning Of Goldeneye On N64
#90
This Brings Back Memories Of Growing Up.
#91
Miss The Cafe
#92
This Is True!
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
I'll give you that but dinosaur shaped chicken nuggets rock! Those came around after I was out of school.
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lunar eclipse 3 years ago
Pardon. I'm a 2000's kid but in a third world country. So, all this came late and was my child hood as well. So lemme in
Eppe 3 years ago (edited)
The 90's was a good time period. The Berlin wall had fallen, the cold war was over, and 9/11 had not happend yet. There was no great evil enemy to the west, and global warming was not so critical yet. A relatively care free period (unless you lived in Yugoslavia of course)
Elmie Pumpkinbush 3 years ago
The great evil enemy was pure propaganda. If you talk to the people who lived in countries that weren't strongly aligned with USSR or the USA, they would tell you that this fear of nuclear annihilation etc wasn't a thing in their lives.
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Мара Гончарова 3 years ago
Ah, the nice time... Remember how all the world was ready to end because of the "Year 2000 problem"? 😄
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago (edited)
It was called Y2K in the US. Sometimes I wonder if we all died then and now we're living in hell.
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Rajnish Dadarwal 3 years ago
All this came to India in 2000’s. So I am happy that I can relate to it!
Lovin' Life 3 years ago
Thanks for the trip down memory lane! I'm going through my picture albums now for even more!
Nina 3 years ago (edited)
Remember getting on a plane with a full bottle of water from tesco and not taking your shoes of?
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago
Remember your friends/family being able to take you straight to your gate/meet you there when you deplaned?
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lunar eclipse 3 years ago
Pardon. I'm a 2000's kid but in a third world country. So, all this came late and was my child hood as well. So lemme in
Eppe 3 years ago (edited)
The 90's was a good time period. The Berlin wall had fallen, the cold war was over, and 9/11 had not happend yet. There was no great evil enemy to the west, and global warming was not so critical yet. A relatively care free period (unless you lived in Yugoslavia of course)
Elmie Pumpkinbush 3 years ago
The great evil enemy was pure propaganda. If you talk to the people who lived in countries that weren't strongly aligned with USSR or the USA, they would tell you that this fear of nuclear annihilation etc wasn't a thing in their lives.
Load More Replies... Мара Гончарова 3 years ago
Ah, the nice time... Remember how all the world was ready to end because of the "Year 2000 problem"? 😄
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago (edited)
It was called Y2K in the US. Sometimes I wonder if we all died then and now we're living in hell.
Load More Replies... Rajnish Dadarwal 3 years ago
All this came to India in 2000’s. So I am happy that I can relate to it!
Lovin' Life 3 years ago
Thanks for the trip down memory lane! I'm going through my picture albums now for even more!
Nina 3 years ago (edited)
Remember getting on a plane with a full bottle of water from tesco and not taking your shoes of?
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago
Remember your friends/family being able to take you straight to your gate/meet you there when you deplaned?
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