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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]And there wasn't an Ann Taylor, Potbelly, and Starbucks on every goddamn corner in the world.[/quote]

Speaking of Ann Taylor, their clothes were actually well made in the 90s  :cry:[/quote]

That's another thing missing. Quality has gone to hell in most things. [/quote]

Oh, come on people, quality had already gone to hell by the 90s!  [/quote]

Maybe compared to some earlier time period, bit relative to now it was the golden ages. My college towels from Kmart were made in the USA - and they're still in great shape 14 years later. Knit shirts weren't all "tissue tees," which meant that they'd last a lot longer than what I can find now. I still have the rare Banana Republic shirts that fit and wear amazingly from 1993. Something has changed with regards to quality and it is not to the consumer's benefit.[/quote]

Agree with PP. I have things I bought in the mid-late 90s that are still almost like new. My Airwalks for one, I still wear them frequently.

And I preferred Nirvana and the rest of the grunge phase to any of the music in that long playlist. Not sure how this thread got so long without mentioning those. I still have a CD player in my car and spent a 12 hour round trip drive a few weeks ago listening to all my CDs from the 90s....since I stopped buying them in 1999, my car music is stuck on Tori Amos, 10,000 Maniacs, Counting Crows, Green Day, Nirvana, etc. Fabulous car ride.[/quote]

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