1. Scrunchies
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crazyforblondes — 12 years ago(January 19, 2014 02:56 AM)
Bleached hair
Baggy pants
Starter jackets
Michael Jordan
TGIF
Blockbuster (and video stores in general)
Chain wallets
Airwalks and Vans
Grunge music
The Simpsons
Seinfeld
VHS Tapes
Music Videos
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Thor-Delta — 12 years ago(January 19, 2014 01:59 PM)
- Nickelodeon
- Film photography
- Sega consoles
- VHS tapes
- The dying days of audio cassettes
- Windows 95
- Basketball (not sure whynever played it or watched it)
- The best freshly-made vegetable soup I ever had in my life (a personal memory, yes, but still one of the things which comes to my mind.I think the place I got it at no longer exists)
- Cartoon Network
- Oddly enough, 1960s/1970s cartoons. I watched a lot of them during the 1990s.
- Renting tapes at Blockbuster
I was a late-1990s kid, I hope my answers aren't too stupid
Do any episodes survive of 1950s Australian version of "What's My Line"?
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Nike316 — 12 years ago(January 19, 2014 07:24 PM)
The tv shows. They were all so marketable, it was almost as if they took over pop culture. No matter what genre, there was just enough content to aim at kids as well as adults, whereas right now, the content is mostly for one or the other. The only shows with any real mainstream appeal right now, are the ones that actually acknowledge their fame. Basically reality tv or any show about music, which just sucks.
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Felixthecat34213 — 12 years ago(January 31, 2014 12:41 AM)
- Mesmerizing alternative rock with interweaving chords
- Yeah flower print clothing! Dresses that looked like curtains. baggy t shirts and straight jeans.
- Curtains hairdos for guys, oh and bangs and shoulder length hair for girls
- Commercial with crazy rollerbladers do extreme tricks, tobacco filters, Color against black and white
- Cynicism and angst
- 32 and 64 bit games, Nintendo and Super Nintendo (not N64! That's like millennium), Turbo graphics and arcade games.
- Carefree adventurous shows and movies, there are some shows I really enjoy today but they're always so freaking intense all the time.
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Gracie_Grace — 12 years ago(February 20, 2014 08:04 PM)
Nickelodeon
Batman: The Animated Series
Power Rangers
Captain Planet
VHS tapes
Cassette tapes
Super Nintendo
Boy bands (Backstreet Boys and Nsync)
Clueless
A girl should be two things: classy and fabulous-Coco Chanel -
TracesOfLove — 11 years ago(June 04, 2014 02:36 AM)
Ying Yangs
Tao Te Ching
Tao of Pooh
zen
Zen And the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
Seattle
Grunge
Pearl Jam
Flannel
Scrunchies
Coffee
Twin Peaks
Northern Exposure
Native Americans
Dances With Wolves
Slacker
Unemployed
Doc Martins
Reality Bites
Baggy clothes
flower print
baby doll dresses
choker necklaces
Ankhs
Before Sunrise
chain wallets
Pea coats
Jack London and Jack Kerouac
everything being cheesy
Quoting novels pretentiously to show intellect
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SelenaQP — 11 years ago(October 18, 2014 08:40 PM)
giga pets and nano pets
butterfly clips
barbie dolls
lip smackers
lisa frank
martin
fresh prince
sailor moon
jelly sandals
slap on bracelets
skinny/power bead bracelets
furby
beanie babies
cd players
tlc
boyz II men
whoomp, there it is song
rat tail hairstyle
all that
the lion king
princess gwenevere and the jewel riders
polly pocket
sky dancers
pretty pretty princess
dear diary organizers
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thegoatman — 11 years ago(November 13, 2014 11:42 PM)
The ridiculous fashion trends. JNCO jeans and the less expensive Lee Pipes I used to get these pants stuck in my bike chain LOL. They were always paired with Airwalks or Vans shoes. If you were really cool, you had a chain wallet. The one great thing about JNCO jeans is you could carry a liter of soda in the back pocket.
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Paco05 — 11 years ago(January 20, 2015 03:54 AM)
I don't think anyone has mentioned pagers/beepers. Maybe it's just a regional thing, but I can remember several teens and adults having them. Cell phones were the size of bricks and charged like $10 a minute back then. Remember?
http://www.technobuffalo.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/Zack_Morris_ce ll_phone.jpg
So, most people opted for a pager.
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Thor-Delta — 11 years ago(January 20, 2015 08:41 AM)
Speaking of which, I recall the late-1990s, when:
A mobile phone was just a phone (I'm not sure when they started having the "Snake" game on them, was that late-1990s or early-2000s?)
Nobody under 18 had a mobile phone.
The Johnny O'Keefe dollwind it up and it makes a comeback