The new shows suck

MTV was at it’s best back then, can’t tell me otherwise

Wait. Hear me out. What if Bambi is based on a true story?

I can too.

I mean, she's not wrong...

If you HAVE use these, you have both purse Advil and home Advil. :)

That's how you knew it was going to be an awesome day

Such a brilliant and talented man.

I think I was 5 the 1st time my dad left me to go out for a bit. Not only did he come back, but he brought McDonald's and some movies from blockbuster. I'm holding back tears typing this. 🤣

I'm convinced that if you didn't, you didn't have a childhood. Change my mind.

Priorities for a 90s kids was definitely on another level kids nowadays won't be able to comprehend.

Loose one then the pencil was useless.

nah sprites to fancy we get the no-name brand ones

Ah yes, the shin shredders. If your foot slipped off of one of those puppies, it was immediate blood and pain and bandaids and getting your leg doused in hydrogen peroxide and triple bac.

I had professors still using these in college in 2005...and I'm realizing that's almost 20 years ago after typing that and I'm old, boooh.

They were held back some years...

Root beer never tasted as good to me as when they had those cups.

scholastic books. it was so exciting when the books arrived!

I still do this when I forget to bring along my cellphone to the toilet 😬

Even now this happens to me

I was a MASTER at MINESWEEP

Not a 90s kid, but I still had to learn this. I barely know my times tabels but I do know how to play 'hot cross buns' on the recorder 😁

The metal one at my elementary school had a 2 foot drop at the end. It was very dangerous, but so much fun! (Very few burns because of catholic school dress code)

Those plastic jugs of brightly colored sugar water! I never saw them in anyone's home - they only showed up at school or parties.

Had to make sure every call made was worth it. Funny tho, cuz now I don't wanna call anyone, much less receive a call. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

They were so pretty! But left a nasty ring in the bathtub.

Scraping the gunk off the little rollers with a paperclip

Computer lab? Jeez, at high school we got to look at the schools new computer.... Wasn't even turned on!

Oregon Trail

In early 1994 I needed a signature from my math prof. at my university to apply for a key card to the computer room. Old PCs, one nice HP scanner and INTERNET. We played doom.

My school in elementary school had a specific lab that was just old school colorful Apple computers

Had a creepy computer teacher that was always touching us

When I was in HS I had to sneak into the local college to get on a green screen terminal. The big thrill at the high school level was getting to move from a manual typewriter to an electric one.

I finished high school when computers were still science fiction.

They still do this in my schools.... same computers too

They DID NOT have flatscreens.

WOW!!! Our computer lab had one screen, one machine, and punch cards...of course you had to know Fortran.

Still exciting to most students... Just not computing students

So many computers-Never saw a computer lab that looked like this!

We had a typing lab in jr high. Both manual and electric. Yes I took it and glad I did.

Digiport Open!

In elementary school we had to go to another school to see a computer.

I'm so old that the only computer in school was in the guidance office- and it was a paper terminal.

That's a lot of computers. I think there was 10 computers on my school. So we had to share since we were ca. 27 kids in class.

Thiiiis

this must have been after my time. We didn't have computers in HS. I bought the first publicly available pc some years after high school. Had to do my own programming too since there were no applications or programs written yet. Then went to Apple because of the marketing, but then realized the mistake and went back to PC because of DOS, and AutoCAD. It was pretty rough back on the prehistoric days, but I always knoew it would evolved into what it is today.

I'm a 2003 baby and still relate to a lot of this. Maybe helps that I grew up in a small town in the country though where we are a lot slower to catch up with all the new latest stuff lol

Our computer lab never looked like this, we had those old Macintosh ones

The University of Utah has several rooms like this. Mostly Dell equipment.

... to play hangman!

Nope, just typing class. Not keyboarding, just typing. On manual typewriters that you needed to really hammer to get the keys down with enough force to leave a mark... Didn't see my first desktop until grad school...