25 Nostalgic Things Millennials Forgot About
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Posted on Jan 3, 2022
25 Photos Of Things Millennials Haven’t Thought About In 20 Years But Will Recognize On Sight
I'll never forget the smell of library cards and clamshell VHS cases.
by Brian Galindo StaffLink
1. This radio alarm clock that EVERY parent owned and that gave off a bright red glow:
The GE alarm clock that everyone seemed to have from nostalgia 2. These playgrounds that smelled musty and that you knew you 100% would be getting splinters from:
Wooden playgrounds from nostalgia 3. These PC speakers that were surprisingly loud:
90s PC speakers from nostalgia 4. This McDonald's floor that definitely also had those cheeseburger stools attached to it, too:
Somehow, this McDonald's floor was always sticky and slippery at the same time. from nostalgia 5. And McDonald's drive-thru menus that looked like this:
McDonald's abandoned since the 90s in Alaska from nostalgia 6. This movie theater carpet that you knew was the dirtiest thing ever:
90's movie theater carpet from 90s 7. The bottle caps that told you if you won a free soda or not:
Remember when you didn’t have to enter your personal info online to win a soda? from nostalgia 8. The cafeteria ice cream that came with the wooden spoon:
Who remembers this [ice cream] from school? from nostalgia 9. School cafeterias that also doubled as auditoriums:
Did anyone else have a stage in the cafeteria of their school? from nostalgia 10. Plastic film roll cases that were so satisfying to pop open:
90s kids are probably the last to know what these were for. from 90s 11. These plastic swords that were practically a weapon:
This plastic sword, which would legit hurt someone if you struck them with it from 90s 12. These sand lizards that randomly appeared in your toy box one day:
Glittery sand lizards from nostalgia 13. Those TV cabinets with the glass doors that were held in place by a magnet:
90's TV cabinet. I remember needing to push on the glass doors to open them from nostalgia 14. Pizza Huts, when they were indoor seated restaurants:
The memories from 90s 15. These Tupperware sets that your grandma owned and were indestructible:
Come on admit it, this Tupperware combo is still lurking somewhere in your house... Waiting... from nostalgia 16. The AOL homepage and the "You've got mail" email notification:
Return to 1999 from 90s 17. These grade books, which, if your teacher had it open, allowed you to glimpse at how you were doing compared to everyone else:
Who remembers ... the GRADE BOOK ? from nostalgia 18. Library pocket cards that smelled like old books and ink:
The old school library book pocket card. from nostalgia 19. These controllers that you were able to rent at hotels:
anyone remember hotels having rent-able snes/nes? from 90s 20. Clamshell VHS cases that got crinkly with time and smelled plasticky:
The crinkly feeling of opening these VHS cases from nostalgia 21. Beanie Babies price guide books and magazines:
The 1998 “Unofficial” Beanie Baby Handbook is also a cookbook! It has a very important place on my kitchen shelf. from 90s 22. The rear car doors in your grandparents' car that had ashtrays and cigarette lighters:
Rear door ashtrays; playing with these as a kid on car rides from nostalgia 23. These Duracell batteries that hurt your fingers:
Built in battery testers that were impossible to push from nostalgia 24. The pipes screensaver that was mesmerizing:
Remember watching the pipes screensaver? from nostalgia 25. And lastly, Toys "R" Us stores with the brown and orange color scheme:
My local Toys R Us still looks like this. from nostalgia H/T to r/nostalgia
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