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Kids born in 2000 are (almost) turning 23. Let that sink in for a minute. The existential crisis of realizing how illegally fast time flies is unparalleled and it gets more severe as we approach the New Year.
The past has become this parallel reality with most things now forgotten. But memory is a powerful thing and thanks to this nostalgic Facebook page “Do You Remember When,” it brings back to life the most nostalgic, weird, and hilarious moments, items, games, TV commercials, and people swept away in history.
“We are here to remember the past, from the movies, TV shows, commercials, games, or items we bought,” reads the page’s description. With a whopping 3M followers, it’s fair to say it is doing a good job, so pull your seat closer and enjoy a walk down memory lane!
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#1
I'm This Old!
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#2
I Loved My Super Spirograph In The '70s. I Have Been Tempted To Buy One Again, Even Though You Can Do Perfect Ones On The Computer, Lol, There Is Something About Doing It This Way That Was Just So Fun
Dana Trahan 2 years ago
I can’t even guess how many hours I played with this. I absolutely loved mine.
#3
Remember These Paper Dolls?
Steve Robert 2 years ago
I remember my younger sisters having these. The dolls were heavy cardboard, and the clothes were basically paper, and most of the time they had to be cut out with a scissors. They didn't last long because if the clothes got wet, they would slowly disintegrate.
We've all heard of a saying that history repeats itself. We can debate on whether it’s true or not, but it’s hard to ignore our fascination with the past. One of the inseparable emotions attached to the ways we envision the past and understand ourselves in the present is a sense of nostalgia. This powerful emotion evokes a feeling of longing for something that has long gone, a fondness for memories, and a yearning for simpler times.
The idea of nostalgia has grown in popularity, and it’s used to evoke a certain feeling of comfort and familiarity. It can be deeply personal, but also shared in a way that it connects people to their pasts and creates a sense of community bonded by shared experiences.
#4
Yes The Corner Candy Stores Sold These!
Thorsten Massow 2 years ago
I'm baffled. In Germany, we had these too, but not with actual real tobacco-brands.
#5
Remember These Old Sound Systems?
#6
Don't Think The Ranger Is Gonna Like This Boo Boo!!
It can be used in advertising, storytelling, filmmaking and many other areas. Fashion is particularly saturated with sentimental homages as trends defy time and come back to life again and again. The renaissance of Y2K style is a great example with fashionistas rocking choker necklaces, cargo pants, and big hair claw clips, among many other things.
#7
Michael Clarke Duncan Would Have Celebrated His 64th Birthday Today. #rip To This Great Actor
#8
The Moo Box
#9
I'm So Old
Marie Dahme 2 years ago
And recording songs off the radio with my cassette player and getting ticked off when he started talking at the end of the songs. Lol
Fashion experts say it’s absolutely logical because fashion trends come back in cycles. "Fashion tends to work in 30-year cycles," explains Heather Newberger, a freelance fashion stylist and author of "How to Date Your Wardrobe.
"In the late '90s and '00s, many of the most popular trends were actually just reimagined versions of styles from the '60s and '70s. The bell-bottom craze fed into the rise of flared jeans, mod-style hats into bucket hats and so on. "What we’re seeing on runways today falls right in that cycle. While we reimagined the '60s and '70s in the '90s and '00s, today we’re seeing Gen Z reconceptualize those looks," Newberger said.
#10
Yup!
Marie Dahme 2 years ago
Grandma had a silver one. Wish I had it. It was freakin indestructible.
#11
Such A Great Duo ‼️
#12
A Century Of Decorating Christmas Trees
#13
Today We Remember "The Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin On His Birthday. He'll Always Be Missed ❤️
#15
Did You Own One?
#16
Absolutely. Everything Was Closed On Sunday, And Families Were Together ❤
#17
I Loved These!
Lakota Wolf 2 years ago
Do you remember when you could still BUY stuff with just the coins you had in your coin holder?
#18
These Were The Absolute Greatest Treat Back In The Day
Marie Dahme 2 years ago
I used to love orange crème pops. I just a yogurt that was flavored orange creme and it brought me back.
#19
Vintage Telephone Table... My 98 Year Old Aunt Still Has Hers. Beautiful
#20
Remember The Little Boxes Of Cereal!!!? We Would Take Them Camping, They Were A Treat, Just Pour The Milk Right In
#21
Remember?
#22
Remember?
#23
Agreed!!
#24
We're Not Worrying At All. We're Just Listening For His Call!
#25
Yup!
Lakota Wolf 2 years ago (edited)
We had this exact linoleum kitchen floor until WELL into the 90s XD
#26
I Remember!
#27
Yes!! Back In The Day 😎
#28
Agreed
#29
Here's The Full Festive Schedule!! 📆❄ https://Doyouremember.com/155457/Frosty-Rudolph-Classic-Specials-Cbs-Abc-Holiday-Schedule
#30
Love Just Browsin!
#31
Forgotten About Heckle And Jeckle And Now I Remember! 💜
Bubs623 2 years ago
They were 'banned' (really they just stop showing the cartoons) because they were characters created from racist tropes. Many of the characters from Looney Toons and Hanna Barbara were extremely racist and stereotypes. They weren't part of 'our culture' or 'our history' - they were blatant examples of systemic racism in the USA. And to those who said, 'They were just cartoons!' - yes, just cartoons, so why do you miss them or need them?
#32
Brings Back Memories
#33
One Of My Favorite Cartoons From Back In The Day!
Perfumista Perfumista 2 years ago (edited)
I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today
#34
Did You Use One Of These Oil Lamps? https://Doyouremember.com/120299/Using-Oil-Lamps-During-Outage
#35
Elvira Is 70 🖤& Still Beautiful!
OutspokenHBW 2 years ago
She has burn scars over 75% her body from a childhood accident. When she was coming up with this character, she had a close friend who worked in costumes design her an outfit that was as revealing as possible without showing her scars. That's how her iconic dress was designed!
#36
Did You Grow Up Watching This Guy?
#37
Remember Using Safety Pins With Cloth Diapers On Your Baby?
#38
We Remember Lucille Ball On The Anniversary Of Her Death Today. (1911-1989) we Still Love Lucy 💖
#39
Rememeber The Swingomatic?!
#40
Tom Selleck Turns 77 Today!! 🎂 🙌
#41
I Remember The Bruises Too!
#42
Name This Show, Wrong Answers Only!
#43
Archie's Girls 💞
Lakota Wolf 2 years ago
I read Archie comics as a kid in the 80s! You used to be able to buy them at the grocery store. There was a whole spinning rack full of comics.
#44
What Was The Decor When You Were Born? https://Doyouremember.com/24168/Decor-Trends-Year-Born
Lakota Wolf 2 years ago
If you were a child of the 80s, your parents still HAD the Avocado Green appliances from the 70s... XD
#45
Darla And Alfalfa, 25 Years Later. "The Little Rascals" - 1994
OmBoyGanesh 2 years ago
A sociopath with delusions and sadistic tendencies and a beautiful woman who is now embarrassed to be associated with him in any way.
#46
Happy 69th Birthday To Tom Wopat, Who Played "Luke" Duke On The Dukes Of Hazzard! Did You Love Watching This Classic Television Show?
#47
Loved These 😊
#48
Today In 1945... Two Million People Gathered In Times Square To Celebrate The End Of World War II
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wowbagger 2 years ago
Usually these nostalgia posts are aimed at 90s kids. Nice to see one for us older folks!
Joyce Blodgett 1 year ago
Agreed. 90's kids would have been my grandchildren, had either of my children lived long enough to have them, but these posts are mostly my own memories.
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wowbagger 2 years ago
Usually these nostalgia posts are aimed at 90s kids. Nice to see one for us older folks!
Joyce Blodgett 1 year ago
Agreed. 90's kids would have been my grandchildren, had either of my children lived long enough to have them, but these posts are mostly my own memories.
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