50 Pics And Memes About The ’90s You Have To Be Old Enough To Understand

Nanu Nanu

So few like him, universally loved. Robin, John Ritter, Betty White.

Did he actually grow up? He was one of the magic people.

Definitely, yes... I don't think he could have imagined how much we loved him and how much we missed him.

Robin Williams was a gift from God to all humanity and one that is missed!!!

who remembers the smell on the first time you opened it?

And then you had to fold them back correctly or they didn't fit in the case anymore

With a magnifying glass.

That's assuming you actually bought the original and didn't just copy it from a friend's

I do! I once got a papercut while listening to Papercut!

That little roll of Kodak film cost about $9 USD back in 1995. That's the equivalent of about $18 USD today. You got 36 photos, max. Then you had to pay another $9-10 for the development of the prints, which again amounts to about $18 USD today. Can you imagine having to pay $36 just to **see** the last 36 photos taken on your phone??!!! People would riot. It's why as a 49 year old woman, I probably have about 50 photos of myself as a child. No more. Photos were too expensive!

And you could drop them off at the Photo Hut to get developed. I bet those people saw so many things they weren't supposed to. Ha,ha.

This was actually one of the best ways to know if you captured a phantom in your pictures and know you didn't tamper or doctor the film.

Or for the photo place to lose your film, so your photos never come back. My oldest two met their gr grandfather and photos were taken He died a few days later and I was offered a replacement film. Not the same.

If by "ton of photos" you mean 27

Comics, stickers, temp tattoos. I would buy them after school if I had a couple of pennies around.

Just Garbage Pail Kids.

I remember Hubba Bubba gum with its two panel comics.

Bazooka Joe. I used to love to unwrap the gum and find the comic strip. My brother actually pasted all his in a scrapbook

It still does

Those were the days. I miss my 6310i. Battery lasted weeks.

I mean, it *is* a Nokia

8am - one week goes by - 8pm

That Nokia I had is probably somewhere with a full battery life still

Still have an old Nokia as my phone. Had it since the late 90s; still works perfectly.

And if you messed up and didn't notice right away... oh boy was that frustrating

My mum still does this!

This era totally skipped by me. Never owned a pager nor a cellphone. I was still begging my mom for my own landline in 2000.

And I'm glad we don't.

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Pong, Atari, and Intellivision had to have the TV on either channel 3 or 4. Where we lived, 4 was CBS, so we used channel 3. The switch box was two split wires with metal tabs to screw onto the UHF and VHF antenna knobs.

My LED TV still has this cable😅

Still use them. Not the yellow.

This was p*rnhub of the 90's digital... 3 way means something completely different nowadays

INVENT THIS PLEASE

Every time the scissors slipped, a Canadian was born. /J

Which was inspired by the animation on Monty Python's Flying Circus.

They destroyed Harry and Megs.

Pizza Hut was probably the first "fancy" restaurant my parents took me to as a kid. You could tell it was fancy because it had those fake Tiffany lamps with the stained glass Pizza Hut logo hanging over the tables.