Someone In This Online Group Asked “What Do You Miss About The ’90s?”, 25 Folks Delivered

I can still be unreachable if I want. Cell phones don't have to be answered and will turn off if need be. Unless I'm on call at work, it's my choice wether I talk or not.

I absolute hate these things, particularly when they are fitted to higher vehicles. They are blinding. They are supposed to have an automatic levelling control, but they don't seem to work. They are just as bad when they are following you, as they blind you from all three mirrors if they get too close. In the UK it is now illegal to retrofit them to older vehicles with the possible exception of classic cars. LED brakelights also get on my tits, as the trend seems to be to sit with your foot on the brake at traffic lights, rather than using the handbrake, and at night they ruin any chance of your eyes adjusting to low light - yes, I know autos need you to apply the brake, but in the UK there are still plenty of manuals.

They aren't illegal in the USA. and trust me, if you lived where i live, you'd want them. semi-rural area, little or no street lights - the LED headlights are leaps and bounds better than the old ones and have saved me from hitting wildlife and people countless times.

If you upgrade your headlights. Get them reangled

Not everyone. My car is a 99 model.

I wasn't sure if I would be able to drive with my photosensitivity, but now I'm certain I cannot drive if I'm constantly blinded. I don't see how these make the roads safer.

When I ride my bike at night it's really hard to see (even with anti-glare on my lenses) when there is oncoming traffic (basically stare down at my bit of lighted up street before me).

In all fairness, they were terrible headlights.

Love this!!!! So many biscuits don't even turn them off! " how ruuudddee" shout out full house! Lol

This is the reason I will not drive the car at night. A person needs good headlights to see, where I'm at, so instead of complain about them I just drive the truck. Problem solved. Or look over to the white line till it passes. Move your mirror if it's behind you. Plenty other options than to complain

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Everyone? Cant say this is a problem for me.

90's?? My kids and their friends do this. My good friend lives around the corner and we still knock on each other's door to hang out.

I miss video stores. That was part of the fun going to pick out a movie.

Unfortunately 9/11 saw to that, even on domestic flights. I used to rock up at the airport about half an hour before my flight, handbaggage only, hop off at the other end and straight out of the airport. Now it can take an hour to get through security and you can't take more than a tiny bag on the plane, so you have to go through baggage reclaim as well. Actually kind of glad I don't have to fly any more.

What a lovely place. Where is this city?

Hell, I watched the original Star Trek episodes for the first time!

Magazines still exist although they are disappearing. The only thing you can do is put your money where your mouth is. If you like magazines, subscribe. If you like books, buy at the bookstore. If you like the mall, don't do your shopping on Amazon. If you aren't willing to engage in the activity, don't be surprised when it becomes obsolete.

Saying kids these days don't have a childhood is rubbish. I see kids around me every day enjoying their childhood. Yes, the cartoons are different but a lot of them are still really good and in lots of case even better, because they lack the undertones of racism and misogyny that were rampant in television in the 80s and 90s.

and they didnt start until after Thanksgiving!

i think i remember those times when you didn't have to watch ads to play a freaking video

Best of both worlds, in fact

I miss looking at the cover art and flipping it over to read synopsis, it was like treasure hunting. And the clerk's picks! Now you just see what is "popular" and have to scroll past pages of nonsense to find the real gems

I loved 35 mm cameras and still use one once in awhile. My Canon AE1 still works. There was real challenge in using 35 mm - focus, aperture, shutter speed, etc. Digital cameras still do all these things, but it was different - I didn't get any preview of what I took. The anticipation, then delight in seeing your photos after development was pretty cool.

I'm sorry can we just appreciate the fuzzy guitars in that photo for a moment?

Jelly shoes were gross, I refused to wear them in the 80s. Made your feet sweaty and blisters galore.

What, there was music on MTV!?!?!?

And Gargoyles.

Still love the Super Nintendo and also the Nintendo 64

Like Marilyn manson having his lower ribs removed to suck himself off lol.

My camcorder was big, bulky and heavy! I do NOT miss it!

My parents in the 90's: "Only drug dealers and doctors need pagers or cell phones!"

I know these as slap bands. They came back a few years ago but have since died down again.

I miss Morrowind.

My first website was hosted on Geocities. :D