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#2

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Whazaaaaaaaaaaaap

sane-ish replied:

One of my aunts still does this. We don't talk.

HutSutRawlson , trolipo Report

Final score:

243points

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JayhawkJoey 1 year ago

I loved whazaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaap! Did not last long.

50points

Miserable_Budget7818 Report

#3

Manners!

Final score:

237points

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A C 1 year ago

Youch!! So true.

53points

“There is not really a golden rule to recognize whether something is a trend or a fad,” Lina Survila, the founder of Abstract Stylist magazine and creator of metaverse news newsletter The Wearables Daily, told Bored Panda.

It really depends on the context and every trend. But when talking about fashion, the industry which is largely ruled by tendencies that change every season, many unexpected things happen, Lina argues.

“I think about trends and fads in fashion the same way I think about art - the truth will shine after a long time when we will be able to realize if this thing is really something that will stay within our generation.”

#4

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Those plastic stretchy chokers that also doubled as bracelets.

LuckieCharm86 , etsy Report

Final score:

215points

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sturmwesen 1 year ago

Didn't they make a comeback ca 5 years ago?

124points

#5

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Macarena.

justabill71 , bunnicula Report

Final score:

212points

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PenguinQueen 1 year ago

This dance works for ANY SONG once you know... You can never unknow it.

71points

#6

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Fun ringtones.

Tritriagain , TORLEY Report

Final score:

210points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 1 year ago

Yeah, all gone. Not only does everybody have their phone on vibrate, but nobody calls any more. Who wants to talk through a voice call? My parents who are in their 60s that's about it for me.

37points

Today, many trends are inevitably influenced by the advancement of technology. From AI to Metaverse and Web3, the way we experience the world around us is rapidly changing. And so are art and fashion. Virtual try-ons, video games, metaverse fashion shows, and NFTs paved the way for a new concept of digital fashion, and experts say there’s no telling what will come next.

For many fleeting trends, the biggest challenge is to remain relevant. The only way to do so is to hold or raise its value for years to come. But how could we know that? Lina says she takes into account a few things before making her decision about a purchase.

“First, it's the people who made it, because people always bring the biggest value. Just think about it, H&M is not a collectible brand, but once they collaborate with a famous designer, it's another story, and those items sell at a higher price than the original sale.”

#7

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Farmville.

Sea-Kitchen3779 replied:

People would get real sh**ty when you told them you didn't play and couldn't trade strawberries or some s**t.

misterbondpt , farmville Report

Final score:

198points

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hungryghost 1 year ago

Tried so hard to avoid this game and still not playing it

46points

#8

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Yo-yo's had a big resurgence when I was a kid in the 90s. They were all the rage for like half of one school year, and then they just kind of vanished. It was fun playing with them with my dad for a while, and i did learn a few tricks.

BrilliantWeight , Xulian Nava Report

Final score:

198points

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Velveteen Worm 1 year ago

We had some yo-yo wielding man/boy come to our elementary school showing us his yo-yo tricks with all his different types and tricks and later they sold the yo-yos to students at school for a week or two?

31points

#9

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand I feel like we, as a society, have collectively decided to just pretend like JNCO pants never existed.

theguineapigssong , jnco Report

Final score:

196points

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Bekki Sala 1 year ago

Not gonna lie, I was looking at buying a pair again. I'm almost 40.

89points

Another important aspect is timing. “Is this thing a copy or something I have never seen in the space? For example, even though IKEA is full of functional minimalistic style designs, Dieter Rams' designs will always sell at a higher price. They will be valuable in time because he was a pioneer in space,” Lina explained.

And the third aspect to think about when making an investment is the item’s technology availability. “Is this built on something that will change fashion or any industry forever?”

Lina gave an example of Prada's iconic nylon bags. “Those were one of the first nylon bags on the market at a time when nylon was huge news in fashion. Nobody used nylon before in that way. I understand cryptocurrencies the same.” The creator of the metaverse newsletter draws a parallel between Ethereum technology and nylon material, saying “it’s new and exciting, and available for others to build off.”

#10

My mom lived in the 80’s as a young adult and according to her it’s 100% aerobics. Worldwide. So huge in fact that you can’t pretty much escape it as it was EVERYWHERE. TVs, electrical appliances and outfits, movies, songs, competitions, HECK a lot of corporate workplace including my mom’s even had a dedicated aerobics routine.

And you’d think gym culture today is already wack enough…..

Nafeels Report

Final score:

187points

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Rachel Reynolds 1 year ago

Let's get physical, physical. Let me hear your body talk, your body talk

139points

anonymous08191987 , Libertarian Girl Report

#11

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Super thin eyebrows and jeans that defy the concept of a pubic line

Final score:

183points

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PenguinQueen 1 year ago

Yeahhhhh my cousins did mine in the early 2000s and they have never grown back.. This is how you can spot a Millennial

63points

BodybuilderOk6805 , Eli Christman Report

#12

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Toe socks. Very uncomfortable but very fashionable in the 90’s

Final score:

179points

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Little Wonder 1 year ago

I still have a pair, and they're not uncomfortable (then again I wear those toe shoes too so make of that what you will)

67points

#13

Tamagotchis.

Grammarhead-Shark Report

Final score:

174points

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The other-other David Wong 1 year ago

Sadly, if not fed for 7 minutes they all died.

50points

Dangerous-Highway-61 , TheOnlyAnla who is takin Report

#14

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Jelly shoes.

Wearing 2 different coloured pairs of socks at once, & rolling them down, so that the underneath sock colour showed.

Final score:

174points

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Icecream Sarang 1 year ago

L.A. Gear and their crazy laces.

46points

Boring-Apricot-5949 Report

#15

Leg warmers.

SpunkyCrunky replied:

I’m the proud owner of several pairs of leg warmers and I wouldn’t give them up even after death. Those mfs are getting buried with me

Final score:

168points

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Monica Lopez King (Moni) 1 year ago

I have chicken legs. Leg warmers were a great way to even out the width of my legs in minis

38points

#16

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Gangnam Style

thelostobama , officialpsy Report

Final score:

166points

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Dorothy Reiser 1 year ago

None of us knew what he was singing but it was catchy.

96points

#17

Smelly Stickers, my fav was Buttered Popcorn..

broadway96 Report

Final score:

165points

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Mr.G86 1 year ago

If you're referring to those scratch n sniff stickers, strawberry takes me back

58points

#18

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Pokémon go. I know some people still play. But it was huge when it first came out.

corobo replied:

Closest we ever got to world peace.

NastyNateD10 , Eduardo Woo Report

Final score:

165points

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Sasha Kuleshov 1 year ago

Also a Lot of trespassing :D

56points

#19

Wearing overalls with one strap unbuttoned like Fresh Prince

permacloud Report

Final score:

148points

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PenguinQueen 1 year ago

The fresh Prince was an entire vibe a way of being and a whole era of existence

40points

ballsoutofthebathtub , Music Hall Report

#20

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Flash mobs.

SomeDinosaurs replied:

This is a shame. I always thought they were fun!

Apprehensive-Cow6194 replied

Good they’re so cringe.

Final score:

142points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 1 year ago

They were fun! Who cares if it's "cringe" if you're having fun?

133points

#21

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Pet rocks. Dude made bank

Sorrow_cutter , amazon Report

Final score:

140points

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R Dennis 1 year ago

I have a bunch, but mine are outside pets.

212points

#22

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Shoulder pads.

rinkydinkmink , CG Intimates Report

Final score:

140points

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The other-other David Wong 1 year ago

The picture doesn’t do this horrible trend justice. Late 80’s was a bad time for women’s fashion.

130points

#23

Anyone else remember Koosh balls?

diiejso Report

Final score:

139points

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Samara Messer 1 year ago

I still have mine but the rubber is starting to deteriorate.

16points

Able_Development_240 Report

#24

I feel like the trend of neon clothing and accessories was a huge one that everyone seems to have forgotten about.

Remember when everyone was rocking those neon green snapback hats and neon pink crop tops?

Good times.

I still have some neon pieces in my closet, I might have to bring them back.

Final score:

130points

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rodger coghlan 1 year ago

Remember heat sensitive colors on t-shirts?

74points

#25

Swatch watches, even wearing two at a time.

Burnenville_ Report

Final score:

124points

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The Alpha Geek 1 year ago

Swatch watches have recently made a strong comeback because of their Omega collaboration.

28points

#26

This might be a bit of a regional thing: Puka shell necklaces.

blue_alien_police Report

Final score:

123points

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Ba-Na-Na 1 year ago

I remember these in the early 2000’s and so cool. You were nobody unless you had one!

29points

#27

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Lower back tattoos.

ACMX488 , istolethetv Report

Final score:

119points

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T J R 1 year ago

Are they not called "Tramp Stamps" anymore?

215points

LongBongJohnSilver Report

#28

Slap bracelets

Final score:

118points

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Sasha Kuleshov 1 year ago

Still going strong :D

31points

#29

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Furbies, tickle me elmo.

Padmei , whatleydude Report

Final score:

117points

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The other-other David Wong 1 year ago

Everything they said Furbies could do they didn’t. They can talk to each other, they remember, they can file your taxes. All rubbish.

55points

#30

Cabbage Patch Dolls

StaticElectrica Report

Final score:

113points

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A C 1 year ago

Best dolls!! ----- but, do kids play with dolls and utilize their imagination anymore....when I see kiddos it seems like they are often with a device in hand...

20points

#31

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Kriss Kross and backwards pants, circa 1990.

Dee_Buttersnaps replied:

They performed on In Living Color and the next day half the boys in my fifth grade class came to school with their clothes on backwards.

PeregrinePickle , Lindsey Turner Report

Final score:

112points

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The other-other David Wong 1 year ago

Again, this was my time period but we were blissfully unaffected by this trend

30points

#32

The hair poof in the front girls used to rock.

Moneyshot_ITF Report

Final score:

110points

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SkyBlueandBlack 1 year ago

I can still smell the hairspray.

43points

#33

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Boy bands.

bcd908 , Joel Telling Report

Final score:

109points

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R Dennis 1 year ago

Never heard of K-pop?

126points

#34

Garbage pail kids.

Slartibartfast39 Report

Final score:

108points

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Nikole 1 year ago

I still have a bunch of the cards from late 80s-early 90s

13points

OffBeatBerry_707 , Shine On Media Report

#35

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand The “challenges” like cinammon challenge, the ice bucket challenge, condom challenge, etc.

catchmeifyoucannon added:

Mannequin Challenge.

Final score:

107points

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Kim Kermes 1 year ago

The ice bucket challenge raised an unbelievable amount of money that funded significant advances in ALS studies toward treatment. Please don't lump that one in.

126points

#36

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Heelys.

wheresthecheat replied:

Ugh that was the best 3 weeks before my school banned them. We would have our friends pull us into jousting fights between classes… okay i guess i understand why they were banned but they were still fun as sh**t

relaximjustcurious , katehartman Report

Final score:

102points

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crowspectre (he/they) 1 year ago

If I had any courage I would wear heelies to school and glide around like a king but no I will not

25points

#37

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Planking.

MrsThmanx16 , salzburger.land Report

Final score:

102points

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The Alpha Geek 1 year ago

I'm actually planking right now.

37points

#38

California Raisins

DeathSpiral321 Report

Final score:

101points

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A C 1 year ago

I remember being so envious of someone who had the WHOLE collection

22points

#39

Pogs.

firebugguy Report

Final score:

99points

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A C 1 year ago

POGS!!! Now whomever invented the pogs containers is making BANK in the mary-j-wanna industry. All pot shops use various sized pogs containers! Lol

19points

#40

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Fidget spinners and the dab.

Spank-Those-Hams replied:

30 year old substitute teacher here. I dab sometimes when the kids say something dab worthy, which is either met with cringes or laughter. Either one gives me strength.

Badilol , JoanDragonfly Report

Final score:

97points

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Huddo's sister 1 year ago

Fidget spinners, and fidgets of all kinds, are still very popular and are really good to help kids who need a bit of 'time out'.

40points

Puzzleheaded-Art-469 Report

#41

The run on Beenie Babies.

They were buying them literally as an investment worth thousands of dollars... I literally saw them the other day being sold at Speedway

Final score:

95points

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A girl 1 year ago

OMG. My mom had hundreds of them. We wound up donating them to the fire department when she passed. There is no beanie baby riches pipeline but, at least, scared kids get a stuffed friend now in my neighborhood.

47points

#42

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand That odd period when everything was themed around a mustache.

mx3goose replied:

Girls who got the mustache tattoo on your pointer finger...how's life going?

Zunokir , Jason Eppink Report

Final score:

94points

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Max 1 year ago

I remember someone posting a photo of a girl with a moustache tattoo in a "remember this?" way, and got the response of "oh that's my old picture, I transitioned and have a real one now!"

66points

#43

Pacifier necklaces.
Not sure if this was a international trend though. Early-mid 1990s, small colourful plastic pacifiers that we would trade and exchange.
I wouldnt mind a comeback, they were rather cute.

Zombie-slave Report

Final score:

94points

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Telepathetic 1 year ago

If I remember correctly a certain Rave Drug caused teeth grinding.A pacifier was gnashed on instead.

86points

#44

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Hacky sack tricks.

Happy_Chick21 , Skill Quest Report

Final score:

93points

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StrangeOne 1 year ago

Hacky sack proved I have 0 foot eye coordination.

40points

Mr_iDoNtShiVeAgiT_2 Report

#45

The little finger skateboards and trick bicycles toys.

Final score:

91points

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Tall Tomatoe 1 year ago

these are still very much alive

32points

catchmeifyoucannon , ENERGYLIVEHD Report

#46

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Harlem Shake.

DeltaForce_Valentine replied:

I loved the Harlem Shake, it was wholesome. Also i feel like my life was happier during that era when it came out.

Final score:

82points

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PenguinQueen 1 year ago

Omg!!! 🤣 How did I forget about this lmao it was hilerious and brought everyone together lmao

13points

#47

Hypercolor shirts

RedwoodShade Report

Final score:

80points

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T J R 1 year ago

They were AWESOME! Well, until your armpits got hot. Haha!

25points

#48

Bedazzling everything!

wakbat Report

Final score:

77points

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leendadll 1 year ago

Still have mine! Don't use it... but it's there in case of emergency!

27points

#49

Spinning rims on cars. Those were BAD.

jasper333333 Report

Final score:

72points

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Becca Kuehn 1 year ago

I went on a date with some guy who actually told me that I should put spinning rims on my car. I drove a 1969 fastback Mustang. That car was in mint condition and looked like it had just rolled off of the factory floor. The fact that he made that suggestion told me that he was not the right guy for me. That was our first and last date. 😄 I absolutely hated the spinning rims trend.

40points

#50

Vine, old short-video social media.

allison_hotter Report

Final score:

72points

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crowspectre (he/they) 1 year ago

I miss vines

25points

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#51

Beaded animals. Any other school have a craze where people made animals from beads and string? I remember having someone make me a lizard and hanging it from my backpack

Level-Mouse-7262 Report

Final score:

31points

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crowspectre (he/they) 1 year ago

My friend is learning to do that! They're making me a trans-coloured ring and it's really sweet. They're also thinking of making animals, but they aren't great at 3d yet

23points

#52

Giant wallet chains

seanofkelley Report

Final score:

31points

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A C 1 year ago

Keep your stuff safe on the walk thru thr mall on the way to hot topic!

9points

#53

Tight-rolling your jeans.

ComesInAnOldBox Report

Final score:

30points

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The other-other David Wong 1 year ago

Wait, people don’t do this still (looks down at pants nervously).

9points

#54

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand Rainbow loom, people even made clothes with it.

Ouroboros_RP , rainbowloom Report

Final score:

29points

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crowspectre (he/they) 1 year ago

That's definitely still around. I have friends who have bracelets from that I think

10points

#55

Braiding your barrettes with ribbon and letting the ribbon hang down ala 1981.

chefybpoodling Report

Final score:

28points

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Huddo's sister 1 year ago

Never been entirely sure what a barrette is. Is it just a hair clip? We don't use the word in Australia

12points

#56

When corporations were trying to make the best virtual assistants. Like clippy and bonzi buddy.

hero_brine1 Report

Final score:

27points

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A C 1 year ago

Clippy!! He did nothing helpful, but made cute noises!

20points

#57

W.W.J.D.? (What would Jesus do?)

Waste_Coat_4506 replied:

My religious middle school friend would take of her wwjd bracelet off if she had something sinful to do, like cursing or lying to her parents. I'm not sure that's how it works but idk, I never read the Bible

JustLikeAmmy Report

Final score:

26points

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Huddo's sister 1 year ago

I had WWJD, PUSH and FROG bracelets :)

3points

Imissyourgirlfriend2 Report

#58

3D tvs and curved computer display monitors.

They kept saying, "3D TV is the future!" They've been dead for a few years now.

Final score:

26points

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Daniel Atkins 1 year ago

Curved monitors are still out there.

23points

#59

Angry birds and cut the rope on a way too small phone screen.

NoahL1998 Report

Final score:

26points

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DustTea 1 year ago

yessss i miss those games. Where’s my water was a good one too

6points

#60

That week everyone was obsessed with sea shantys for some reason

Snackdoc189 Report

Final score:

25points

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Huddo's sister 1 year ago

Certainly felt like longer than a week, but I'm not sure how long it was!

3points

#61

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand It's been a long time since I've seen Chuck Norris memes.

MonkeyDVic , Steven Miller Report

Final score:

23points

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MargyB 1 year ago

He just turned 83

14points

#62

Neopets

Rapturence replied:

I accrued about 2 million Neopoints over a few years during its prime. Sunk so many hours into those 3-per-day games (especially the pterodactyl and bullseye games!). And I loved reading the stories/fanfics written by users, several of them became multi-entry sagas that spanned months. Came back a year ago to find my account hacked 😭

ASP204 Report

Final score:

23points

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Huddo's sister 1 year ago

My sister began playing it again not that long ago, but only a few of the games were available, something to do with flash player.

3points

#63

Hoverboards. Every mall kiosk was selling them. Everyone was getting them for Christmas. People were selling them out the trunk. I’ve still never set foot on one. They were everywhere.

Kalistoga Report

Final score:

22points

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R Dennis 1 year ago

I sold a bunch of these. Had a supplier in China. ABS color injected plastic, solid rubber wheels, upgraded LG batteries. People were paying $1400, I sold mine for half that and made a killing. When the batteries started catching fire, not one of mine had an issue because I went quality over profit.

5points

#64

Tae Bo

crackosaurusrex Report

Final score:

21points

POST

Dorothy Reiser 1 year ago

"What does a dyslexic wear with his tuxedo?"

20points

#65

Palm pilots and other PDAs. Former Handspring Visor user here.

demsumsweatyballs Report

Final score:

21points

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Jill 1 year ago

I got my first Palm Pilot in June 1996 and I never turned back! I loved being able to take notes and keep a calendar which I could easily print out every week. It helped keep me sooo organized. Today I used Google Calendar on my phone and computer....same same.

1point

#66

50 Major Trends In The Past That New Generations Probably Wouldn't Understand I don't think I could tell you the last time I saw UGG boots in person.

Bandito21Dema , Eagle Wools Report

Final score:

21points

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Echidna learns extreme ironing 1 year ago

Come to Australia.

23points

#67

Y’all remember silly bandz? Those little animal shaped rubber bands? Those things took over my middle school. Ended up being treated like a controlled substance which only made them even more valuable. Then one day they just vanished.

CinderxSparks Report

Final score:

20points

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StrangeOne 1 year ago

I recall a Teen Mom episode where one of Janelle's bfs randomly got her silly bandz and she was all like "aww, yay" and that left me with the impression these are some worthless, cringe junk.

2points

#68

Vuvuzela’s. Man they were annoying!

Redmudgirl Report

Final score:

20points

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besterdaleen 1 year ago

I live in South Africa. They literally existed decades before the craze, they exit today, they will exist when Armageddon comes. Imagine hating something and you literally hear them every week, when people protest, when they have sport events, when they get married . . .

4points

#69

Clowns randomly showing up in places and freaking people out. I feel like it was just a few years ago.

Atomsgrl Report

Final score:

19points

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sofacushionfort 1 year ago

It was in the summer/fall of 2016, the last sighting being on January 20th on the west front of the US Capitol.

15points

#70

Miami vice pastel jackets and brutini shoes. Don't forget about Michael Jackson jackets 2000% markup on those.

WolfThick Report

Final score:

18points

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Jill 1 year ago

or how about gaudy fluorescent jackets? I had a bright pink one with random lines of other fluorescent colors..../cowers in corner of shame

2points

#71

Wearing an arm full of (chunky or thin) rubber bracelets from different fandoms. So many girls did it as conversation starters,, I still cringe.

BLikeHer Report

Final score:

18points

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T J R 1 year ago

I did it because Cyndi Lauper did.

10points

#72

The cup song.

yea_sure_ya_did Report

Final score:

16points

POST

Carla Phillips 1 year ago

I.Love.The.Cup.Song!!!!

2points

#73

Bacon-ify EVERYTHING.

FritoLaydy Report

Final score:

16points

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Kristal 1 year ago

As a person that can't eat red meat, I hated this fad

0points

#74

Extreme Ironing.

Darnitol1 Report

Final score:

15points

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A C 1 year ago

Yeah.... I remember my best friends Nana ironed her undies even. I always thought it was a BIT excessive

4points

#75

That dress where you never knew the color

HotSpinach7865 Report

Final score:

15points

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Ang Chiyoko (She/he/they) 1 year ago

is it blue or is it black?

3points

relaximjustcurious Report

#76

Wearing colorful knee high socks over you pants… middle school was a dark time.

Final score:

14points

POST

laura lee 1 year ago

Poor man's leg warmers

0points

GrandPerspective5848 Report

#77

Can we start bottle flipping again? You never miss something until it's gone...

Final score:

14points

POST

Huddo's sister 1 year ago

I know plenty of kids that still do this

3points

#78

No one remembers Yikes! pencils and pens? Those things were absolute status symbols when I was in elementary school.

Elexandros Report

Final score:

14points

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Mr. Cinder 1 year ago

I totally forgot about Yikes! pencils and pens! They absolutely were a status symbol in my school, along with No Fear binders. Those things were so expensive.

1point

#79

POW bracelets in the 1960s or 70s. I was a kid, I wore one. Don't know if he ever made it home.

LoveKubrick Report

Final score:

14points

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Cynthia Souza 1 year ago

POW bracelets were NOT a trend, they were a mission. They were to make people aware of the issue of how the Vietnamese were mistreating prisoners of war with torture and cruelty, against the Geneva Convention. They were to remind Americans that Vietnam had to be held accountable for what they were doing, and their government needed to fully reveal what happened to our prisoners of war and missing in action. The mission has not changed. The families are still waiting. Yes, I still wear a bracelet; I've been wearing one for over forty years.

2points

#80

Does anyone remember popcorn shirts? Those were a huge thing when I was in like 4th and 5th grade

alyssaaarenee Report

Final score:

13points

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R. H. 1 year ago

No

6points

#81

Tiger Electronic games, nobody remembered them until the AVGN episode about it.

PowerGamer310 Report

Final score:

13points

POST

Dekker451 1 year ago

Those are still around. I just saw one in GameStop the other day. Though, to be fair it was on clearance.

0points

#82

Baby on Board signs in car windows.

Nottoolate_1962 Report

Final score:

13points

POST

Huddo's sister 1 year ago

Still on a lot of cars

18points

PastaSoundsLikePussy Report

#83

Dubstep.

Nollie_flip replied:

I feel personally attacked haha. Been a huge fan for 15 years and it's definitely here to stay at this point, it's just not in the mainstream as much anymore, which I actually prefer, because it's more like it was when I first became a fan.

Final score:

12points

POST

leendadll 1 year ago

I. Love. Dubstep.

1point

#84

Those sockem boppers. They are more fun then a pillow fight! But really as kids it would turn into an all out brawl and our parents would take them away. Because one kid would be bruised and crying.

wolfshield88 Report

Final score:

12points

POST

Domo KO 1 year ago

BLOW EM UP! PUT YOUR HAND INSIDE! GET READY TO HAVE...THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE!

2points

#85

Anyone remember domo? The brown rectangle monster.

TastyDonut23 Report

Final score:

12points

POST

Jill 1 year ago

What about Gumby? Does anyone remember him?

12points

#86

The playlist feature on MySpace pages.

NaCloride Report

Final score:

12points

POST

Icecream Sarang 1 year ago

I miss My Space. At least I could personalize it…I learned HTML for it!!!

5points

relaximjustcurious Report

#87

Webkinz… if you know, you know.

Final score:

11points

POST

Tall Tomatoe 1 year ago

i just made grey gloop when i cooked. :(

1point

FranticHamsterRiot Report

#88

Kony 2012

For all the hype, he's still never been caught.

Final score:

10points

POST

James016 1 year ago

It created the term: slacktivism

1point

#89

Those purses made out of old Kool-aid packets. Also the purses with the sequins all over them.

TheAuburnMan333 Report

Final score:

9points

POST

Auntriarch 1 year ago

Still around. And I bought a handbag made of Coke tins only last month

0points

#90

Filters on Instagram. It feels like all photos were sent through ‘Valencia’ in 2014

gelwane Report

Final score:

9points

POST

Miki 1 year ago (edited)

Instagram filters are more alive then ever

3points

#91

the really cool computer mouse you could get that had water or other things in it. Tried getting one and I can't seem to find it anywhere! Honestly there was a lot of cool technology like that back then.

neurotichoe Report

Final score:

9points

POST

leendadll 1 year ago

Whaaaa? Never heard of this but might NEED.

6points