Anonymous
07/05/2016 05:35
Subject: Generation X
I was born in '85 and a majority of what is mentioned here was part of my childhood.
Anonymous
07/05/2016 01:55
Subject: Generation X
roller skating
Levis for girls with those teeny back pockets
autograph books (2 sweet 2 b4gotten! LYLAS!)
wearing your brownie uniform to school (or maybe even your junior uniform top or jumper)
gravel on our playgrounds
Metal/steel playground equipment
bubble writing
making your e's with a diagonal slant and
s with just a diagonal line on top
*Circling your lowercase i
*especially cool if you had an -i ending for your name
(Lori, Kristi, Staci, Vicki, Debbi)
your best friend was Jennifer
your boyfriend was Chris/Kevin/Mike/Scott/Mark
Levis for girls with those teeny back pockets
autograph books (2 sweet 2 b4gotten! LYLAS!)
wearing your brownie uniform to school (or maybe even your junior uniform top or jumper)
gravel on our playgrounds
Metal/steel playground equipment
bubble writing
making your e's with a diagonal slant and
s with just a diagonal line on top
*Circling your lowercase i
*especially cool if you had an -i ending for your name
(Lori, Kristi, Staci, Vicki, Debbi)
your best friend was Jennifer
your boyfriend was Chris/Kevin/Mike/Scott/Mark
Anonymous
07/05/2016 01:06
Subject: Generation X
Good Times
the Jeffersons
Different Strokes
the Jeffersons
Different Strokes
Anonymous
07/05/2016 00:38
Subject: Re:Generation X
Tretorns and Tickle deodorant.
Anonymous
07/05/2016 00:03
Subject: Re:Generation X
So you could listen to music!
Anonymous
07/05/2016 00:02
Subject: Re:Generation X
Anonymous
07/05/2016 00:00
Subject: Generation X
^^ high tech
Anonymous
07/05/2016 00:00
Subject: Re:Generation X
Anonymous
07/04/2016 23:57
Subject: Generation X
Anonymous wrote:Pong!
And Long Duk Dong.
Anonymous
07/04/2016 23:57
Subject: Generation X
Oh when car stereo and home stereos sounded good. The millennials will never know how bad a compressed audio file sound.
Anonymous
07/04/2016 23:54
Subject: Re:Generation X
Anonymous
07/04/2016 23:37
Subject: Re:Generation X
Anonymous wrote:*69
I vaguely recall it would dial the number that just called, so it could be scary or enlightening. Ah, the days before called id.
Remember there was an REM song called *69?
Anonymous
07/04/2016 23:26
Subject: Re:Generation X
*69
I vaguely recall it would dial the number that just called, so it could be scary or enlightening. Ah, the days before called id.
I vaguely recall it would dial the number that just called, so it could be scary or enlightening. Ah, the days before called id.
Anonymous
07/04/2016 23:20
Subject: Re:Generation X
Anonymous wrote:The weirdest cartoons like the Smurfs and Inspector Gadget.
Shirt Tales
Gummy Bears
Rainbow bright
Strawberry Shortcake
Danger Mouse
Heathcliff
Anonymous
07/04/2016 23:20
Subject: Generation X
Playing Genesis and Super Nintendo
Video arcades
Going over to your one friend's house so you could watch R-rated movies you couldn't watch at home
Video game tournaments
Neighborhood football, baseball or basketball games
MTV--the king of television in the early to mid 90s
Grunge: Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Nirvana, just to name a few (though it wouldn't be until the 2000s when I would actually fall in love with the grunge-era bands)
Speed dial
Looking up naked photos of Pam Anderson on AOL dial up internet
The glory days of ESPN SportsCenter
ESPN National Hockey Night
Video arcades
Going over to your one friend's house so you could watch R-rated movies you couldn't watch at home
Video game tournaments
Neighborhood football, baseball or basketball games
MTV--the king of television in the early to mid 90s
Grunge: Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Nirvana, just to name a few (though it wouldn't be until the 2000s when I would actually fall in love with the grunge-era bands)
Speed dial
Looking up naked photos of Pam Anderson on AOL dial up internet
The glory days of ESPN SportsCenter
ESPN National Hockey Night