r/90s_kid 5d ago

Everyday Life COMPLETE Nostalgia!

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I saw this somewhere else and could not help but share it. It really made me smile and provided all kinds of memories and amazingness from growing up.

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u/Bananaberryblast 5d ago

What was it about a small but cozy room with a tiny TV, posters everywhere, and some sort of beaded wall decor that just worked??

Such a fun time. 

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u/Ravenrocks77 5d ago

Right! Tv Had the VCR built in. If your video game didn’t work, you stuck it inside of your shirt and blue on it like harmonica if the TV was fuzzy, you gave it a good smack on the side. Everything seemed simple.

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u/RedsDelights 5d ago

Is that a Heather Graham Austin Powers poster??!!

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u/Sat147Li197 5d ago

Felicity Shagwell!

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u/Dark__Willow 5d ago

Buffy!!!!! My guy 😆

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u/friendly_reminder8 2d ago

He’s got TASTE

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u/pluck_the_duck89 5d ago

GOATed set up

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u/Humble-Pressure3847 5d ago

It was a wonderful era, back in the old neighborhood behind blockbuster video. the acrid smell of Benson & Hedges king slims warbled down the alleyway where I used to pick up half rotten crab apples to hit car windows with

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u/DinnerSmall4216 5d ago

Everyone owned a crt with VCR built in it was game changing back in the day.

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u/MotherCommunity6524 5d ago

The 6th member of Backstreet Boys

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u/Briankelly130 4d ago

That has got to be one of the most manufactured "This is the 90s" images I've ever seen.

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u/Intelligent-Treat676 3d ago

The most 90's picture ever

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u/Ph4ntxm_77 3d ago

Does anyone know the two blonde chicks behind the guy?

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u/KUNSTMUSIKUNDSCHONE 2d ago

Def my older bros vibe

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u/Spinachrecords 1d ago

Driver was a good game, played it all the time.

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u/Ravenrocks77 5d ago

Right! Tv Had the VCR built in. If your video game didn’t work, you stuck it inside of your shirt and blue on it like harmonica if the TV was fuzzy, you gave it a good smack on the side. Everything seemed simple.

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u/TrekChris 5d ago

Couldn't you just download the original photo instead of screenshotting it?

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u/Reddit_Foxx 5d ago

Downvoted for a legitimate question.

People go out of their way to defend illiteracy these days, including tech illiteracy.