alwaysjaded: As someone who used to have the chin goatee, penis head haircut wearing the fisherman hat while eating fun dip, I'm going to go do another sweep at my parents house and make sure those photos are buried in the deepest darkest pit available.

My dear nephew missed one. It's framed on the wall, attached with epoxy.

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thamike: Why isn't Dave Matthews in there?

Amen to that. His music is triple U.

notchit: Zizzowop:
20. VHS started in the 80s.

Actually the 70s, late 70s, that's when I got mine.

You were cutting edge, we didn't even have a TV with a remote in the 70's :)

List fails without Nirvana.

Thanks to all the time I spent trying to hook up in chatrooms in the 90's, I've got a Pavlovian erection from the AOL sign up sound.

Those hats are a backpackers best friend. I have half a dozen of them.

Happily not on the list: Crystal Motherfarking Pepsi

NEVAR FORGET

#1


If this idiot has kept her mouth shut (before or after, I don't really care), we'd have had a very different presidential election in 1999.

Bondith: That's not the AOL dialup sound, that's the sound every dialup modem makes. I really hope the author wasn't one of those people who thought AOL was the entire Internet (or even that the Internet was the only remotely accessible network).

That sound still exists they just call it Dubstep now.

Not only did I hate the baggy, backward clothes, but these guys sucked in general.

Why hate Linda Ellerbee?
She was doing better journalism than you are now....

I do not miss Doc Martens.

Molavian: What's wrong with goatees? How else are people supposed to know that I'm evil?

You're a Molavian.


/duh
//'nuff said

Sir Anal of Leakage: Fark you and your Linda Ellerbee hate.

Couldn't agree more.

The music, fashions, tv, movies, cartoons, toys etc. It all sucked

the_chief: I do not miss Doc Martens.

Those have been around a lot longer than the 90s.

Tori Scott from saved by the bell was forgotten by Slater, Lisa Turtle and Zack when Kelly and Jessie returned. Where did she go? Did she ever exist? If so was it in a parallel dimension.

The promos for the final season of the show featured Kelly, Jessie, and Tori together, despite the fact that the actresses never actually appear in an episode together. Rather, the network alternated between "Kelly and Jessie" and "Tori" episodes each week.

The only thing I can be certain of is of the things from the 1990s Tori was forgotten but did she really exist???

I was going to upload a picture of Zima, but when I looked at the results of my Google Image Search, I couldn't see anything.

#8 - Owls in general still give me homicidal thoughts. I wanted to shoot him with the sling shot, light him on fire with din, then bury him with lit Bombs.

Zizzowop: the_chief: I do not miss Doc Martens.

Those have been around a lot longer than the 90s.

Docs are awesome. I still have 2 pairs. One pair I have had since '85 and they still look pretty new.

Aikidogamer: Ennuipoet: The can have my goatee when the shave it from my cold, dead face.


/no seriously, I have a little double chin and the goat hides it, and I sure as hell not growing some Grizzly Adams beard

I was about the come in here and defend goatees. Glad you beat me to it. Trimmed in well, they are classy and suitable for all occasions.

I could have a beard in days, but I don't like them. No ZZ top for me.

I don't know what's funnier, the fatass who thinks people can't see his double chin from the side or the other dipshiat that thinks goatees are classy.

As a gamer, number 8 was all too real for me as a youth. Also, Mount Moon is a personal hell.

The '90s were last week, essentially. More time is needed before things from such a short time ago seem to emerge from cobwebs.

titwrench: Zizzowop: the_chief: I do not miss Doc Martens.

Those have been around a lot longer than the 90s.

Docs are awesome. I still have 2 pairs. One pair I have had since '85 and they still look pretty new.

Yes, very well made shoes, owned quite a few. I always thought the really long boot skinhead ones were strange.

FriarReb98: 13. You're mocking Rugrats, when you could have easily gone with AARGH! Real Monsters?

maybe he was going for the specific Rugrats character?

I didn't really have a problem with real monsters, but Rugrats gets an inordinate amount of love for a fairly obnoxious show. No matter what anyone claims, Rocko's was the best Nicktoon.

Main thing I remember from the 90s was a bunch of 20 somethings really pissed off at the economy which also happened to be the healthiest in decades. Also 'Reality Bites' was seriously touted as a generation defining movie. Oh, and advertisers didn't know what the hell to do about the 'meh' culture and tried way too hard to show just how much they cared that you don't care.

/No, I don't recall ever seeing 'Information Superhighway' or infobahn. Nope, didn't happen. LALALALALALALA, can't hear you!

Buttle not Tuttle: I was going to upload a picture of Zima, but when I looked at the results of my Google Image Search, I couldn't see anything.

Zima came out right before I turned 21, got drunk off that many times-hated the commercials and couldn't even tell you what it tasted like

/zomething different

Best thing from the 90s:

mbillips: whatshisname: I think that list really shows how boring the 90's really were. There's nothing to love or hate. It was all just blah.

Real world pop culture stopped changing when teh Internets came along. Seriously, look at the difference between 1955 and 1965, or 1960 and 1970 in terms of hair, clothes, cars, music. 1975 to 1985 is the same way. Then tell me ANYTHING off line that looks/sounds different between 1995 and now. The phones are smaller. That's it. My '95 Civic blends in with all the slightly rounded new cars. The music is still dippy electronic pop, rap and rock. Any wardrobe item or haircut from 1995 wouldn't cause anyone to bat an eye today; even your Zubas and a mullet would just get sneered at a little more.

Spot on. Interestingly, the same could be said going backward from 1955. The difference between 1945 and 1935 wasn't much. 1895 and 1885?

MBK: I remember when I first found out that pushing/holding the "F" button in Ski-Free made you go faster, thus being able to avoid the snowman.

I remember really enjoying the yeti antics. Also, I never figured out the "F" trick. (Never was much of a gamer.) But really, the Ski-Free yeti is right up there with the grue when it comes to classic came villains.

Zizzowop: Zima came out right before I turned 21, got drunk off that many times-hated the commercials and couldn't even tell you what it tasted like

/zomething different

We called it 'zomething zhitty'. Seem to recall it tasting a bit like Fresca. Even the easy girls down at the beach wouldn't drink it and they drank Boones Farm.

I know the stupid dresses with little flowers are back in style, sort of, but if I never see another Laura Ashley dress again I will be thrilled.

Zizzowop: wotthefark: steve_s: They forgot grunge rock, or as Beavis and Butthead called it, "grudge rock".

No they didn't. It's a double negative. They forgot to forget therefore some of the best albums ever made came out of Seattle from 91-95. If you think "grunge" sucks then you didn't get it or were born too late.

Think of all that great rock from the early 2000s I mean Creed sold more albums than Jimi Hendrix so they were cool right???

Led Zeppelin, REM, and Depeche Mode have never had a number one single. Celine Dion's "Falling Into You" sold more copies than any AIC, Nirvana, or Pearl Jam record so she must be great and she's Canadian.



They probably should have included "Buffcoat and Beaver".

So...where is Pearl Jam now?

Pearl Jam Twenty

American Masters Documentary done by Cameron Crowe.


A show which has Included with all these other people

Adler, Stella
Alcott, Louisa May
Algonquin
Armstrong, Louis
Atlantic Records
Avedon, Richard
Audubon, John James
Baez, Joan
Balanchine, George
Baldwin, James
Ball, Lucille
Bennett, Tony
Bernstein, L.
Bridges, Jeff
Brown, James
Burnett, Carol
Cachao
Cage, John
Calder, Alexander
Capa, Robert
Capote, Truman
Cassavetes, John
Cather, Willa
Chaney, Lon
Chaplin, Charlie
Charles, Ray
Child, Julia
Clurman, Harold
Cole, Nat King
Cooke, Sam
Copland, Aaron
Cronkite, Walter
Cukor, George
Cunningham, M.
Curtis, Edward
The Doors
Dean, James
Domingo, Placido
Dylan, Bob
Eakins, Thomas
Eastwood, Clint
Einstein, Albert
Ellington, Duke
Ellison, Ralph
Ertegun, Ahmet
Fitzgerald, Ella
Fitzgerald, F. Scott
Ford, John
Forman, Milos
Franklin, Aretha
Fuller, Bucky
Garland, Judy
Gaye, Marvin
Gehry, Frank
Gershwin, George
Ginsberg, Allen
Gish, Lillian
Glass, Philip
Gould, Glenn
Goldwyn, Sam
Goodman, Benny
Graham, Martha
Grant, Cary
Greenwich Village
Griffith, D.W.
Group Theatre
Guthrie, Woody
Haggard, Merle
Hammett, Dashiell
Hammond, John
Hayes, Helen
Hellman, Lillian
Hemingway, Ernest
Hewitt, Don
Hirschfeld, Al
Hitchcock, Alfred
Hockney, David
Holiday, Billie
Hollywood Chinese
Horne, Lena
Hurston, Zora Neale
Johns, Jasper
Johnson, Philip
Jones, Quincy
Juilliard
Kaye, Danny
Kazan, Elia
Keaton, Buster
Keillor, Garrison
Kelly, Gene
Kertesz, Andre
Leibovitz, Annie
Lennon, John
Levine, James
Lloyd, Harold
Louis, Murray
Lucas, George
Luce, Henry
Mailer, Norman
Marley, Bob
May, Elaine
Meisner, Sanford
Menuhin, Yehudi
Miller, Arthur
Mitchell, Joni
Monroe, Marilyn
Motherwell, R.
Muir, John
Murrow, E. R.
Negro Ensemb Co
Nelson, Willie
Newhart, Bob
Nichols, Mike
Nikolais, Alwin
Noguchi, Isamu
O'Keeffe, Georgia
O'Neill, Eugene
Orozco, José Clemente
Paar, Jack
Parker, Charlie
Paul, Les
Peck, Gregory
Pei, I.M.
Poe, Edgar Allan
Poitier, Sidney
Porter, Cole
Porter, Kath A.
Rauschenberg, Robert
Ray, Man
Reed, Lou
Remington, F.
Rivera, Diego
Robbins, Jerome
Robeson, Paul
Rockwell, Norman
Rodgers, Richard
Rogers, Will
Rubinstein, A.
Sahl, Mort
Saint-Gaudens
Salt, Waldo
Schulz, Charles
Scorsese, Martin
Seeger, Pete
Selznick, David
Sendak, Maurice
Serling, Rod
Simon, Neil
Simon, Paul
Singer, Isaac B.
Smith, W. Eugene
Source, The
Stern, Isaac
Stevens, George
Stieglitz, Alfred
Sturges, Preston
Styron, William
Sun Records
Sweet Honey
Taylor, Paul
Tin Pan Alley
Troubadours (Carole King & James Taylor)
Trumbo, Dalton
Vaudeville
Vaughan, Sarah
Vidal, Gore
Warhol, Andy
The Warner Bros.
Waters, Alice
Waters, Muddy
Wayne, John
Wilder, Billy
Williams, Hank
Williams, T.
Wyler, William
Young, Neil

I'd say that was pretty good, no???

Lego is a 90s thing now?

The_Sponge: Also:

Hanson
The Spice Girls
All boy bands

I'd forgotten about those until you brought them back up. Asshole.

kab: List fails without Nirvana.

Oh come on, Nirvana was one of the few truly mind-blowing things about 90s

Zizzowop: Best thing from the 90s:

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That was not complete without this:

I miss chicks in stirrup pants + classic heels.

Hey, I like what I like.