Generation X

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Smelling mimeographed worksheets/tests!



I was trying to describe this to my kids. They were freaked out by it.

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Anonymous wrote:My obsession with rainbows started in the 70s-80s. I had rainbow everything, including these sheets. I still have the pillow case.

I also believe in unicorns

Happy summer, everyone. Beam me up, Scottie. Kirk out.

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Np here. I had these sheets! And a quilted wall hanging decor to match.

Ugh, their rainbow order is out of order!

so true!

The only thing I liked about physics class was learning rainbow refraction.

What about cursive? Are we the last generation to use it?

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^ about rainbow refraction

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Love's Baby Soft

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Anonymous wrote:Love's Baby Soft

nice advertising campaign

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Anonymous wrote:Smelling mimeographed worksheets/tests!



I was trying to describe this to my kids. They were freaked out by it.

OMG, that smell! I remember that smell. Yes, you're right, it was awesome.

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Anonymous wrote:Love's Baby Soft

nice advertising campaign

The girl on the right is like GPal and Tswift combined.

Also that ad...super pedophil-y.

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Anonymous wrote:Smelling mimeographed worksheets/tests!



I was trying to describe this to my kids. They were freaked out by it.

OMG, that smell! I remember that smell. Yes, you're right, it was awesome.

I helped in the school office and loved making copies on this machine!

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Anonymous wrote:Smelling mimeographed worksheets/tests!



I was trying to describe this to my kids. They were freaked out by it.

OMG, that smell! I remember that smell. Yes, you're right, it was awesome.

I helped in the school office and loved making copies on this machine!

THIS! The true "gateway" drug! Olfactory ambrosia

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Anonymous wrote:Living with the threat of mutually assured nuclear destruction. Remember "The Day After" movie?

This is why i just laugh at all the ninnies who fret about terrorism. Ya'll don't know real fear.

I honestly thought I was going to die someday in a nuclear disaster. I know I'm not alone in this.

No, crouching under your desk would protect you.

OMG, those drills! Even as a kid I knew they were pointless. Security theater avant la lettre.

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Anonymous wrote:My obsession with rainbows started in the 70s-80s. I had rainbow everything, including these sheets. I still have the pillow case.

I also believe in unicorns

Happy summer, everyone. Beam me up, Scottie. Kirk out.

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I had these sheets!
(and my parents still use them in their guest room!)

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Sassy Magazine

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Tiger Beat

glitter nail polish

those gold metallic snake belts with Jordache jeans

Aqua Net

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Anonymous wrote:Sassy Magazine

I loved Sassy!!! And, remember YM?