Let's pretend we're 1996.

[Anonymous]

I'm in HS. My family and i SHARE a compuserve email address. It consists of all numbers. I remember it still, and was about to post it here thinking it would be anonymous. But I googled it, and my dad's name comes up instantly.

[Anonymous]

RPG III on an as/400. You rock, Judy Yaeger!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm the World Wide Web. You can insert an AOL cd to use me!

My first cell phone- flip open sprint pcs, 617 number never should have gotten rid of

Tamagotchis

Atlanta Olympics

Seinfeld so popular

AOL and yahoo browsers

Digital camera Hs graduation gift, needed 4 double A batteries

Inboard/outboard speedboats finally

Tone loc, aqua, strumming my pain, Madonna

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Was the Mitsubishi eclipse like a low key “I’m gay” for the mid 90’s? Don’t ask don’t tell - but drive an eclipse and ya know.

What were those small magenta convertible jeeps called? The original rav4 or jeep?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm the World Wide Web. You can insert an AOL cd to use me!

My first cell phone- flip open sprint pcs, 617 number never should have gotten rid of

Tamagotchis

Atlanta Olympics

Seinfeld so popular

AOL and yahoo browsers

Digital camera Hs graduation gift, needed 4 double A batteries

Inboard/outboard speedboats finally

Tone loc, aqua, strumming my pain, Madonna

Aren't those back in style now?

[Anonymous]

Japan going down the tubes, China ramping up.

[Anonymous]

Paul molitor, Robin yount

[Anonymous]

$260 RT flights from Boston to Lisbon

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m a stick shift Nissan Sentra with a new teen driver on the road. Watch out 1996!

Miss that one. Less than ~ 25% (probably less because they don't make as many) of Americans drive a manual nowadays. Maybe it'll come back in style? -DP

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm Prodigy.

The internet provider or the band? Either works, really.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a stick shift Nissan Sentra with a new teen driver on the road. Watch out 1996!

Miss that one. Less than ~ 25% (probably less because they don't make as many) of Americans drive a manual nowadays. Maybe it'll come back in style? -DP

No one ever stole my street- parked stick shift VW Passat on Capitol Hill. Just automatics and Hondas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Was the Mitsubishi eclipse like a low key “I’m gay” for the mid 90’s? Don’t ask don’t tell - but drive an eclipse and ya know.

It was? What car is it in the 2020s?

[Anonymous]

Plane crash from NYC to Paris- lots of high school French club students died.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just had a boy! We videoed the birth and the evidence is on some micro cassette somewhere but not on the interwebs.

I had a boy in 1996 too. We got a video camera the year before (for kid 1) and it was a big bulky thing that my DH would actually haul with us everywhere.

We did recently digitize all the old videos (no birth videos!) - the now adult children actually enjoy watching them.

Yep. What did people do with those after they were done using them? Then the smaller versions came out. And what did people end up doing with the device and the cassettes? How did you digitize? What comes next if we can't watch what's been digitized?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m a stick shift Nissan Sentra with a new teen driver on the road. Watch out 1996!

Same but manual transmission Geo Metro. They don’t make those little hatchbacks anymore…