There's four of us here already by the looks of it

What makes you think I don't have this right now?

We had freedoms you kids couldn't imagine...which is exactly why our kids did not ;)-

We used to roam about the whole neighbourhood and even beyond... and our parents were grateful. Of course, we were taught about safety. We have stayed at home when TV meant just one or two channels. This is Pre-90s India

I so agree

Ah the joy of choosing the back of the card for solitaire

Trying to make themselves look like a restaurant. We ain't buying it, McDonald's.

Pirate patch is a must. The guy who did this is lame.

No one?? I'd say EVERYONE!

And then it crashes when it reaches 99% because someone picked up the phone!

There was a better one - the maze.

Still have it

This is making my eyes hurt!!

Omg hell yes

This was true in the 50s, 60s, and 70s, too -- in many ways, it was a simpler, safer time.

BEST. FEELING. EVER.

I used to get: "Apply in your own handwriting!"

Marbles are still around and were around before the 90s. This is not a 90s thing.

lOVE THIS!

Minecraft be like

It probably IS a picture of the inside of a cheese grater. Special effects of the 90s!

When kids were allowed to be kids instead of sexualised advertising...

Home improvement.

But they were cute and sweet scented...

I'm so glad I got to experience the world when internet didn't exist yet

ME!

we still have these at my old elementary school

My thumbs hurt just looking at this picture.

Yup.

The bath was so slippery after using them. I have a scar on my chin as a proof of that :D

Also, we had these animal shaped sponges, hiden in a soluble pill to be disolved in bath

I'd TOTALLY forgotten about these!

White musk bath beads and perfume from the Bodyshop. Every freshman girl in highschool used to smell the same (including me!) 😂

I still buy them!!

Still have two bead penguins, looking unwell.

Omg I remember how they felt in my hand

I still have these in a little jar! Shaped like whales.

I remember collecting these in elementary school. It was the 'cool' thing to have

Slippery little suckers.

I found one walking on the way to school once. I played with it at my desk but it broke and there was a red mess all over. At least that's what I think it was.

I loved these!

Ok I'm a 2000s kid but this is still so nostalgic.

does TV Guide still exist?

Darkwing Duck!!

Not the Mama!

Same when on holiday as a child.

Not just in the 90s: it seems all actors of high school students gotta be at least like 30.

And stickers for reading books. I can't remember exactly how the program worked, but Pizza Hut definitely sponsored some sort of literacy reward program in the 90s.

Settle down Beavis

I know you are but what am I?