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#37
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#38
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#39
I could go on for hours how the 90's was so awesome..but most of us kno y...jnco jeans,not givin a f..ck,havin a great time,life was simple to most of us,and thats all we cared about..im sorry,im stuck in it still rockin jncos dont care what you say
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#40
The 90s were elementary school for me so my musical taste was nonexistent.
Stuff that was awesome:
Lots of video games: Pokemon, Golden Eye, Ocarina, Final Fantasy VII, Super Mario RPG
Animorphs and "Gooseberms"
Other stuff:
The Macarena?!
AOL
I dono, it was elementary school: If it wasn't animated or a video game I didn't care much.
All opinions are not equal. Some are a very great deal more robust, sophisticated and well supported in logic and argument than others.
#41
stay in drugs, eat school, and don't do vegetables
permanent vacation
#43
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#45
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#46
No mention of Lollapalooza??!!
I graduated hs in 96. Man I miss those days...
And crystal Pepsi was God's nectar.
#47
HS Class of 1997. Yes, the 90s were awesome. The music back then is so much better than what is coming out these days.
Does that make me old?
#48
No, I DESPISE Pearl Jam. Nirvana always has and always will suck. I have Bleach and I think that is a GREAT album, but Nevermind with all this whiney bitchey songs make me glad he had a 12 guage and did himself in. Plus the fact that EVERY. F'ING. MINUTE. they played Nirvana. All the tools with Nirvana t-shirts, and then the wankers who were crying when he maned up and offed his whiney ass![]()
#50
Ah, so you're a hole fan, are you?
I miss a little bit of the '90s.
Mostly being free from life's stresses like work and bills, cheap gas, and just hopping in the car to go over to a person's house to see what is going on. Had a lot of fun in that decade - but i'm having more now.
#51
I was never was never in the Ten club or anything, but I did/do like Pearl Jam. I managed to get the cassette of of Ten a few months prior to radio play in my area. I was never a super Seattle gurnger but I can't deny that bands like PJ or Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, STP... they all influenced me to a degree. Probably like Metallica did in the late 80's. The only band I've ever despised was Nickelback.... and we can all agree on that.
The 90's, I suppose, mostly were a time of freedom. I lived at home during college but my folks never bothered me. I could do pretty much what ever I wanted with in reason. I worked a **** tonne, made bank, and generally had a pretty damn good time.
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I'm always right. The sooner you realize this, the easier things will be.
(VW)'s I've retired: '69 Type 2 Panel, '88 Scirocco 8v, '89 Scirocco 16v, '92 GTI 16v, '91 Jetta VR6, '00 Audi A4, '94 Passat Wagon, '59 Type 2 Single Cab,'67 Type 2 Double Cab...
#56
I don't know.
I was always either jamming Rage Againts the Machine, Beastie Boys, Wu Tang clan, Primus, Das Efx, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, STP, EPMD, Biggie...
Fuct jeans, Etnies shoes, a skateboard and a sony discman with big ass ear phones, in my snowboarding back pack I'd roll with all year round. if I wasn't skating timberland boots with the toung pulled forward and camo cargo pants that were way to f'n big for me
never wore jncos that ish was for fruit booters (roller blades)
#57
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From about 1992-1997, gas was mostly free for me. I worked at a full service gas station owned by a man that was a crooked as a barrel of snakes. Is is wrong to steal from thieves?
I remember once off of I-75 in TN or Kentucky paying .69/gal in about 1996? Even at the time it seemed almost free. My car got 9mpg on a good day, so that worked out well.
Remember putting your dads VHS porn stash back exactly the way he had it to he would not notice?
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Kemp was the man!!!!... well Jordan was but he wasn't in Seattle
Kamikaze's!!!!!
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#64
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Pearl Jam - Hartford 2010 | Soundgarden - Mansfield 2011 | Chris Cornell - Torrington 2011 | Rush - Bridgeport 2012 | Soundgarden - NYC 2013 | Soundgarden - Wallingford 2013
#66
Same. Born in '87. The 90's was a pretty awesome time to grow up in, IMO. We're pretty much the last generation that remembers life without cell phones...didn't have one of my own until I was 17 and that was only because I was driving on my own and getting ready for college. Didn't have the internet at home until I was probably 8 or 9, maybe older. Ah, simpler times. My SIL was born in '95. Its scary sometimes how much of a difference 8 years can make.
YES! We used to fight over who got to use the computer at recess in 3rd grade just so we could play this game. And Oregon Trail.
Hubby and I bought our first house last fall. We had an extra livingroom type room and had no clue what to do with it. Coworker of his was trying to get rid of an old tube TV so we snagged it and hooked up all of our old game systems to it in that room. NES, SNES, Genesis, N64, PS2. We have a PS1 as well but never really played it. Between the two of us, we had a lot of games, but we've been buying some on eBay lately that we didn't have or lost over the years...Goldeneye, Super Mario World, Super Mario All Stars. Its pretty awesome. We also have a VHS player hooked up...gonna grab some classic stuff from my parents house this weekend to watch. Space Jam being at the top of the list to bring home![]()
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#67
mo money mo problems. everyone i knew had bright colored yankees fitted hats
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#68
Are You Afraid of the Dark getting added to Netflix made my day last month.
I love the 90s so damn much, for so many of the things already posted.
#69
Wow... you all make me feel old.(Graduated college in '94)
The 90s were great though.
I would even group the years 2000 and 2001 (up to September 11, 2001) as great years. Everything since 9/11/01 has been very different and not as care-free.