90s Nostalgia Goody Bags
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Crack pipe
Coke spoon and mirror |
Anonymous
| Lisa Frank notebooks! |
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butterfly hairclips
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Anonymous
| Donna Martin Graduates t shirt |
Anonymous
| Zima or Clearly Canadian |
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| Tamagotchi! |
Anonymous
Surprised Zima didn't make a comeback with all the hard lemonade and seltzer water craze. |
Anonymous
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Sticky hands
Hot wheels Whoopee cushion Mood rings Hacky sacks Slinky Rubik’s cube |
Anonymous
| Ha I was just shopping at my local Giant and Garbage was playing and I felt so old. Very day is a 90s party in my head. OP, I would definitely check out Etsy for party favors along this genre and consider whether you’re appealing to kids who hold no connection to the 90s or to the nostalgia of adults. |
Anonymous
| Are they DC wonky? How about memorabilia from the 92 and 96 primaries? Clinton, Jerry Brown, Paul Tsongas, Bob Kerry, Tom Harkin, Bob Dole, Pat Buchanan, Steve Forbes. |
Anonymous
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Twelve packs of Milwaukes Best.
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Anonymous
| No, goody bags suck. It's just plastic that will wind up in the Pacific Garbage patch. |
Anonymous
+1. All of these things will end up in the trash as soon as people get home. |
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Hey! OP here. These "goodie bags" are for adults. I am actually highly anti goodie bags at kids parties. I just want them to be able to go through the bag and have a good laugh or memory associated with stuff inside.
I have found some BookIt and Reading rainbow stickers Etsy has bulk Pogs for sale Still doing slap bracelets and butterfly clips/tattoo necklaces. I like the runts idea. I looked into Tomogachis but was shocked at how expensive they were! I might look into knock offs in bulk. Thanks for the ideas! |
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| Pixie sticks and fun dip |