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You know you were born in the 90's when
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True however those born in 90 & 91 are actually 20 & 21 respectively.
This. lol
Definitely!!!
Same I remember I got mine for christmas in the fourth grade. I was the coolest kid ever, lol.
I think some of that is true because the only thing I remember from the 90's is Pokemon, Game Boy/N64, Razor skooters, Furby's (sacred the crap out of me), Tamagotchi's, and Super Soakers ( I LOVE 90's super soakers, the ones made today are complete junk!!!)
Pogs
Magic the Gathering
Intel Overdrive processors!
Soundblaster 8/16
Boot disks for each PC game
Street Fighter II
Ren and Stimpy
DOS 5.0 - Windows 98
FMV games
Laser Disc
Marathon for Macintosh
All were the coolest things ever!
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Magic the Gathering
Intel Overdrive processors!
Soundblaster 8/16
Boot disks for each PC game
Street Fighter II
Ren and Stimpy
DOS 5.0 - Windows 98
FMV games
Laser Disc
Marathon for Macintosh
All were the coolest things ever!
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Nope. I was born in the 90s, and experienced almost everything in this thread.
Well then I will say this most stuff that has been mentioned was enjoyed more then 80s kids when it came to being able to purchase it ourselves
I can name the first 251 if you show me a picture of them.
One of the best video game series ever. 'nuff said.
NWA, Straight out of Compton
Tupac
Slim Shaddy
Snoop Dogg
Nate Dogg
Dr. Dre
Imagine all of GTA: San Andreas...
The Las Vegas Luxor Hotel was gold...
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Mortal Kombat
MLS was beginning in the USA
World Cup 1994 USA
39 cent cheeseburgers from micky D's
Micheal Jordan
WWF
Scooters
Pokemon
Digimon
Ford Taurus
Tupac
Slim Shaddy
Snoop Dogg
Nate Dogg
Dr. Dre
Imagine all of GTA: San Andreas...
The Las Vegas Luxor Hotel was gold...
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Mortal Kombat
MLS was beginning in the USA
World Cup 1994 USA
39 cent cheeseburgers from micky D's
Micheal Jordan
WWF
Scooters
Pokemon
Digimon
Ford Taurus
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I was born in the 60's, and I remember when the DFW area went to 10-digit dialing back around 1995.
Incidentally, both my parents and in-laws still use 7 (or less!) digit dialing.
You're right. They were introduced in 89 - but really popular in the early 90s.
Ah yes. The Guilded Age. The first modern Olympics. The first automobile firm. The first manned aircraft. Coin-operated player-pianos! A lot of firsts.
I remember hearing my first "rag-time" tune. My ears were nearly bleeding, but I got used to it. Afterall, Brahms had just died and I was still recovering from the loss of such a talented musician.
Ah, yes, the good ol' Gay '90s. I loved the '90s.
+1 if you remember reading from the '90s and thinking to yourself, "What a bunch of fools. Of course we'll fly someday."
What a far way man has come thus far.
I remember hearing my first "rag-time" tune. My ears were nearly bleeding, but I got used to it. Afterall, Brahms had just died and I was still recovering from the loss of such a talented musician.
Ah, yes, the good ol' Gay '90s. I loved the '90s.
+1 if you remember reading from the '90s and thinking to yourself, "What a bunch of fools. Of course we'll fly someday."
What a far way man has come thus far.
You do know Fun Dip was rebadged Lik-A-Stix from many years before you were born?
Indeed. I was born in 68 and remember that lovely powdered sugar with the sugar dip stick well from when I was a kid in the 70's
Many of the things listed here seem to have been popular in the 90's but seem as though they would be enjoyed by people born in the late mid to late 80's. And I say "seem to be" because my 90's passed by in a alcohol-sedated haze, so I'm not even sure what some of this stuff is about...
You do know Fun Dip was rebadged Lik-A-Stix from many years before you were born?
Lik-M-Aid was the name. I remember it well.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fun_Dip
As a kid in the late 60s-early 70s, we only had to dial 4 numbers to reach other locals in our summer home in upstate NY.
And nice to see you, Tomorrow. You just dropped off the face of the earth for a while.
And nice to see you, Tomorrow. You just dropped off the face of the earth for a while.
Thanks, bro. I'll be back in the near future, I just have a little bit of life in the way right now.
1990s, not 1890s.My scooter, but not quite as fancy as this one.
Only a 2x4 for the foot-board, and a roller-skate, half a truck on the front and the other half on the back.
And definitely home-made.