Why are there butter cookies in grandma’s sewing supplies tin? 😆

I still have one of these! Though the only thing I own that can still play CDs is my car.

Goosebumps, yes. Scary stories you tell in the dark, absolutely!

Substitute teachers best friend

Well, coming home from work. this is still the way to tell if I'm gonna have a peaceful afternoon or maybe not so much ...

I can still taste the spoon

This is at least 80s, if not 70s.

I still use paint quite alot at work

What's really cool about these designs is that for most of the 80s and 90s they weren't computer generated. Those sick gradients were done with a manual airbrush. I found a 1993 book in the library once that showed you exactly how to do it

Who were we sending it to anyway?

fr had to press those mad hard, break nail, hold for ages, then see like..a huge part of the bar..could be 1/4 or 2/3.

UK here. KitKat still has foil packaging.

Finishing my McDonald’s fries in the car before I get home is my greatest talent.

Until the tumb got thrown backwards because the last 3-4 grinds were much hardere.

Always seemed to put the page on upside down to start.. teacher: "whoops, have to stand upside down" (or sim) kids: *dry* hahaha

What did you do when the month had 31 days?

I read on one of these other posts on BP, that said that you were supposed to add water to the markers. Otherwise they would be dry as a bone, apparently some people tried it on their old sets and it actually worked.

There is a hotel in Dallas that may still have mine 26 years later. I never found it after that trip.

It was even worse when the band got caught inside the casette player.

No. I hated that thing with a passion.

They still have books like these

They would be quite elaborate, until my mother accused me of wanting to be a criminal because of my cool hand and palm "tattoos" 😂

I learnt soooo much from this as a kid. Before the internet proper, and brimming with videos and audio clips. I got lost for hours in this. Now, kids learn from social media - hence the degradation of the human intellect over the last ten years.

We still have one of these in our toy closet for my niece and nephew.

they still sell these

The Lion King.

Definitely 21st century models. I still have 2 and 8 though. No, I’m not a hoarder, *you* are!

It seems like this were aughts models...I had a brick phone in the 90s. Got my first one in 1993.

None. My first phone was a Motorola equivalent. It lit up orange instead of the Nokia green!

I had #2 and #6

To be honest, my first Nokia was a 6280. Had only other brands before.

omg we had 6. and i could T9 like no one's business, one handed, in my purse/pocket without looking. now i retype "is" 80 times because my fingers hit the keyboard wrong with my nails done and it keeps trying to put in "o"

I had 2 as my first phone. I got it as a hand me down in 2002 or 2003 when I started middle school.

Started with a 2 and gave that to mom, since it was easier to use and understand. Then I "upgraded" to the 8 when I thought it was cooler and I had the money. 😁

Guarantee you all those models still work just fine.

The 3200, nr 6 :D

I had 2 and 6. Foook I'm old!!

Philips c12/ Savvy late 90's

2 and 6.

I had 2 and 6. The best one: the 6310i is missing from this list

#2 once dropped it into a snowbank. Found it 2 days later. Still working.

All of these resides in my mothers computer desk

An age when if you threw your phone in a rage it would break the brick wall

2, 3, 6 and 8 still have to be somewhere in a drawer in my basement.

I definitely had #7. 😂

I HAD 4, 5 AND 8

Siemens C4 Eat your hearts out guys.

several and even a few not shown (the 3110 was and absolute masterpiece the world will most likely never see anything alike ever again)

Indestructible box!!!

If you were a teen-ager with a Nokia phone like these in the 90s, you were definitely a 1%-er (or a drug dealer, at least according to the admins).

My first phone is no.5. The case splits in to two. So cool... :D