Such an epic time in 90s grunge rock history. Edit- that's an amazing piece of art too

Which has been upgraded to "Have you tried turning it off and on again?"

I truly am still shopping like 1999... I was poor then too XD

I do believe they are talking about the sculpture between the game cases lol

And all the sounds coming out from that box.

At the start after your name, and at the end before you say bye

Still buy this whenever I have spare cash to feel like an emperor.

All the money was spent on the football field, the coach, and then the team. Even the cheerleaders had to resort to bake sales to raise funds for uniforms and trips to the away games. The only competitive salaries went to the administration officials that could market football.

I have much better memories from 1998. At the time I was 25, I just got my PhD, signed for my first "full paid" job, and my girlfriend just arrived from Germany to live with me, in an apartment with no other roommates. And I was playing Grim Fandango, Commandos and Half Life. 1998 was a great year.

I still love teal.

Multipass!

Scared the s**t out of me the first time I heard one. Had been playing the CD in the car, (Travis, The Man Who) and didn't change it when it had finished, nothing for about six minutes then it suddenly starts up again. Never really saw the point, TBH.

Lets see, I am 58, my first concert was Molly Hatchet when I was 14 and my Dad took me. Then Quiet Riot at 16 also Bark at the Moon came out that year so Ozzy and Motley Crue opened for him on thier shout at the devil tour.. Moved to Nashville for college and went every weekend. Dio, Ozzy, Def Leppard, ZZ Top, You name it. Everytime Ozzfest was in St. Louis I was there. Saw Metallica and Neil Diamond together in St Louis in about 1994 or so (look it up). The tickets were never ever an issue. I never thought that a music concert of all things would become unobtainable.

I still have one of these. It will balance on the tiniest tip of almost anything.

Bro this is amazing!

TV and video? Pah! Try 16mm reel-to-reel projected onto a roll-down cloth screen.

I still use a sun shield in summer, the sun is still there and feels even hotter :)

I don't think people printed map quest directions on the 90s definitely more of a 2000's thing, we had hand written directions on the back of an old envelope or something instead.

Not The Momma!!!

Nicht die Mama!

Not the mama!

No the mama!

I never got into this, but my sister still yells "Not the mama" when she sees this!

That was a cute show.

I'm the baby, gotta love me! We have two particularly mischievous cats, and everytime they do something stupid they come over to me or my wife to snuggle and i belt out that line. My wife never saw the show, so she doesn't really grasp the reference but it will never stop my saying it.

Isn't that Bill Barr?

30 years later we still mourn the cancellation of the show

My sister had the stuffed animal, that talked when you pulled the string.

I'd prefer it over Windows 11.

Al Bundy taught us many life lessons, but we didn't realize it back then.

Wasn't he one of the sexy vampires in "Interview with the Vampire...."

The white ones were the BEST!!!

Wetter is better. Have to agree

I can remember that year so well I can taste it.

The good old Shredder

Honestly, I am all for bringing malls back. Is it nice ordering something and having it delivered to my door? Yes. Do I still prefer going to a physical store to buy clothing, shoes, bedding, etc? Abso-freaking-lutely.

My dad was a keen amateur photographer and had a dark room in the '50's. Taught me how to develop film aged 8.

Probably because they are not connected to TikTok.