For me the real world is an escape from work emails

The same thing we do every night Pinky... try to take over the world!

The Rabbit of Seville, 1950. Classic short.

All of us. The answer is all of us are laughing.

I don't remember step 5 either

I can hear this picture

At work all the pens I keep in my lab coat pocket do this by themselves all the time

Yes

Skating rink or bowling alley were where we had it

Ahem... Had a pink one with SOAD sprinkled inbetween

And the phone was Nokia.

I still have AIM installed on my computer. It hasn't worked in decades, but I leave it installed (and the icon on my desktop) for nostalgia reasons.

Be kind, rewind

Then there is the times they walk out of the room with the remote, though at least back then you could usually change channel +- with the buttons on the tv, unlike now.

Deviled eggs are better than both

Bought from the ice cream truck along with bomb bags.

Obviously OP is not Australian. There's no fairy bread. Are you even having a birthday party if there's no fairy bread?

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nice https://www.rudrservices.com/

I was real happy when mp3 player were released.. I was a real hard breather. ( But the short aera of mp4 player were weird, tiny vids on kinda big usb Stick)

professionel piercer set for beginners.Glad we only tried at ears

Mmmm never seen em, but for me it was those yogurt tubs with the seperate compartment for sprinkles or chocolate biscuit bits.. Or those teeny red cheese wheels

Loving Family. I had fun playing with my daughters and these.

But those days were ended in fire and blood when the mighty Steam nation began its war of attrition.

If Temu did video games

Did OP fall asleep right after the start of the movie or how did they miss this?

'I want an extra large bed and one of those little refrigerators you have to open with a key' IYKYK

I still use mousse make-up

I had so many of these disney happy meal indestructible toys!

Michaelsoft Binbows

Good ol' Pallet Town...

Try again. Those were in the early 80's as well.

Cowabunga!

BA !!! BA !!!

I've never seen any of these versions of crunchie, I guess we didn't get them in Australia. Violet crumble is still better anyway.

I will never forget the video of the little girl at Christmas who received one of these. First try and it ends up flying into the lit fireplace. I feel bad for her, but I still laughed at it.

Yes, but that is because we were all that and a bag of chips

P p p p pick up a 🐧

We had teh Yellow Pages.

Yay 90‘s actors playing the role of a teenager…. (I know this picture was originally for the mobile phones but made me instantly think of this)

With nectar? (I've never seen them this price, but that because we brought in dollars and cents when I was about 2)

Polly Pocket. I got a few of these as Christmas and birthday presents until my family realized I wasn't a very girly girl and I didn't like things like that XD Though I always did love the miniaturized "houses" that were "hidden" inside the compacts/mirrors/etc. I loved that concept.

No artificial colours & flavours? Doubts

Rhubarb and custard.

This only just makes it into the 90s, just like my sister (born in 99). She was more the age group to watch it than me and she liked it. She still complains because somehow her 'Bella' doll got lost/broken which devastated her.

We had home brand ones, only ever the strawberry flavour.

Those are cheer shoes. I know no one that wore those unless they cheered. But that may just be me.