The 1990s

[pacman000]

They still had computer labs 7 years ago. (Has it been that long?) I suppose they're still needed for testing, or to provide a uniform environment for certain classes.

[RCMerchant]

The 90's good years only because my kids were little. I had so much fun with them.
I enjoyed that more than anything in my whole life.
I liked speed metal back than. I saw White Zombie, the Melvins, Suicidal Tendencies, and lotsa other bands I enjoyed.
Otherwise it was a horror movie. Come to think of it, so was the rest of my life in the 60's threw the 80's! Nothing really good was happening, except I candy coated it with nostalgia.

[pacman000]

I was a kid in the 90's, so most of my memories are if childhood things:

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I never got to walk down the street all by myself...

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But not all the shows we watched were new; I remember watching The Beverly Hillbillies, The Flinstones, old Looney Tunes, Gilligan's Island, and Andy Griffith. I remember one weekend our local WB affiliate has an I Love Lucy marathon which we tried to tape.

And let's not forget nighttime TV; I remember Early Edition, Walker: Texas Ranger, Home Improvement, & Sabrina the Teenage Witch.

[HappyGilmore]

Weezer.  Loved these guys back then.  Still do.

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[Trevor]

Weezer.  Loved these guys back then.  Still do.
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I'll always remember them singing Memories. 

[retrorussell]

It is the 90s and there is time for..

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SONIC THE HEDGEHOG

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WHAT IS LOVE- Haddaway

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TITANIC

SURGE

[claws]

Lara Flynn Boyle, Sherilyn Fenn and Mädchen Amick (1990)

[claws]

Urban Street / Hip-Hop Fashion



Created in 1988 but still popular in the early 1990s. I had friends wearing Zubaz pants  I never did.

[FatFreddysCat]

The 90s were a weird decade for me all around. I graduated from college in '92 with a mostly useless degree and a head full of dreams, which reality promptly trampled on with heavy boots..

So I spent a couple of years working a sh***ty retal job for a large chain store that shall remain nameless (hint: it starts with a "K" and ends with a "Mart"), drinking a lot of malt liquor, and feeling sorry for myself. I also blamed everyone but myself for my failure to launch, so to speak. Fortunately I got over that Gen-X pity party crap and started getting my sh** together towards the middle of the decade.  

On the pop culture side, the '90s for me were all about my music of choice (heavy metal) going back underground again during the rise of Grunge rock.

The timing of that was actually pretty good for me, because I happened to be in the midst of upgrading my collection of old tapes to those shiny new fangled silver "CD" things (I got my first CD player in 1991) ...and since folks were dumping all of their Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Metallica, Megadeth, etc. discs in favor of Kurt, Layne, etc. I was able to replace a lot of stuff on the cheap at used CD stores.

On TV it was all about the rise of the Fox Network for me, thanks to the Simpsons and "The X-Files." I never missed an episode of either one.

I also met the woman who would become my wife during the 90s, so I guess even though it didn't start out so hot, the '90s turned out to be a pretty good decade by the end. :D

[claws]

Work: I had four different jobs in the 1990s, before I ended up working for a large food discount store in 1996 for 12 years.

Music: My taste in music was shifting. Growing up with old school funk, rap and soul I didn't like where R&B was heading in the 1990s, and "classic rock" was pretty much dead. I was never a fan of metal and punk but I did jump on the grunge bandwagon and was very fond of modern rock.

Movies: I was still collecting VHS tapes, bought my first laserdisc player in 1994, ended up with about 120 movies on laserdisc. Bought my first DVD player in 1998. I still went to the movie theater on a regular basis, especially with the rise of modern multiplex theaters in the late 1990s. It seems like it was more fun going to the movies back then. Nowadays the theaters are filled with obnoxious and rude people playing with mobile phones.

TV: watched mostly MTV, Beavis & Butt-Head and a local music video channel called ViVa. I did watch a couple of seasons of The Simpsons but lost interest after a few years. Other than that I was more dedicated maintaining my movie collection than watching the latest series on TV. I've never seen X-Files 

I miss plenty of little things we (family) did in the 1990s. Like our haunted car rides on Halloween, they were so much fun and still remembered these days whenever we get nostalgic. I also miss our Playstation Game Nights but not the sore thumbs we had 

[HappyGilmore]

Oasis.

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