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Topic: Favorite thing from the 90s?
elsathebloody Joined Tue 03/11/08 Posts: 2107	Tue 05/20/08 10:08 AM
I loved the 90s. I cant decide. But what did you all like about/ from the 90s?

lilangel2 Joined Wed 03/05/08 Posts: 9096	Tue 05/20/08 10:09 AM
I think I slept throuhg the 80's HA!

cloudedsunshine Joined Thu 05/08/08 Posts: 1375	Tue 05/20/08 10:09 AM
Furby

hauveralan Joined Mon 04/07/08 Posts: 2827	Tue 05/20/08 10:10 AM
nirvana.......i miss Kurt wish he wouldn't have left us .........he wold have been great today

elsathebloody Joined Tue 03/11/08 Posts: 2107	Tue 05/20/08 10:13 AM
nirvana.......i miss Kurt wish he wouldn't have left us .........he wold have been great today Dave Grohl is a great successor though.

DTHRomeo Joined Wed 06/20/07 Posts: 43387	Tue 05/20/08 10:14 AM
Nirvana

Cinderella75 Joined Sat 12/22/07 Posts: 10049	Tue 05/20/08 10:17 AM
T Shirts w/ the Long John Sweaters underneath..the whole Grunge Influence..lol

hauveralan Joined Mon 04/07/08 Posts: 2827	Tue 05/20/08 10:18 AM
i don't really remember to much else in the 90's.....i know i graduated high school and joined the military and then the 90's were over and nothing........didn't the wall come down in the 90's.......that was a good thing

mznikki Joined Wed 05/14/08 Posts: 25	Tue 05/20/08 10:22 AM
when we would roll up the bottom of our jeans

onegoofydame Joined Fri 08/17/07 Posts: 3560	Tue 05/20/08 10:23 AM
I love that I looked hot in a bikini in the 90's.

lizardking19 Joined Wed 08/15/07 Posts: 1278	Tue 05/20/08 10:23 AM Edited by lizardking19 on Tue 05/20/08 10:24 AM
I was a little kid in the 90s so id have 2 say that my favorite thing then was the original power-rangers tv show, its the gen-y equivalent of the adam west batman series

elsathebloody Joined Tue 03/11/08 Posts: 2107	Tue 05/20/08 10:24 AM
I wish tying your jacket around your waist was still in. It was so practical and convenient!

TxsGal3333 Joined Tue 09/05/06 Posts: 76436	Tue 05/20/08 10:24 AM
Shshsh too busy raising my kids then

62easygoing Joined Thu 12/27/07 Posts: 4641	Tue 05/20/08 10:29 AM
i guess for me it would be (microsoft- windows '98) and this computer.

Beachfarmer Joined Tue 04/17/07 Posts: 24709	Tue 05/20/08 10:50 AM Edited by Beachfarmer on Tue 05/20/08 10:51 AM
Particularly in the early 90's there was a feeling of (not necessarily "revolution") but of getting back to reality. Although Nirvana was certainly at the forefront musically, there was a feeling all over that was a sort of cosmic shift. It wasn't "all good" but there was a feeling with us Gen Xers that we MUST do something about it. It was "Our 60's" (if you will). Gone were the days of blind self indugence. Concerts like Lollapalooza had an incredible amount of information about charities and things like Amnesty Int'l & other "world need focus groups". Instead of going to the next lame party, we felt like we could actually contribute to the "GLOBAL" community. Oh yea! LOVED THE 90's...It was an awakening that I think we could use again real soon!

MsCarmen Joined Wed 05/07/08 Posts: 6282	Tue 05/20/08 10:55 AM
Having my daughter on June 20th 1998 at 5:28p.m.

Lily0923 Joined Sun 12/02/07 Posts: 20429	Tue 05/20/08 10:59 AM
The midnight release of Pearle Jam's second album. Depeche Mode concerts, B-52's and the Violent Femms concert. Being 20.... College, all 7 years of it.

Lily0923 Joined Sun 12/02/07 Posts: 20429	Tue 05/20/08 11:02 AM Edited by Lily0923 on Tue 05/20/08 11:04 AM
Particularly in the early 90's there was a feeling of (not necessarily "revolution") but of getting back to reality. Although Nirvana was certainly at the forefront musically, there was a feeling all over that was a sort of cosmic shift. It wasn't "all good" but there was a feeling with us Gen Xers that we MUST do something about it. It was "Our 60's" (if you will). Gone were the days of blind self indugence. Concerts like Lollapalooza had an incredible amount of information about charities and things like Amnesty Int'l & other "world need focus groups". Instead of going to the next lame party, we felt like we could actually contribute to the "GLOBAL" community. Oh yea! LOVED THE 90's...It was an awakening that I think we could use again real soon! Yep... and the second coming of Woodstock. Recycling made a resurgence also, that was late 80's. In Kent they wanted to build a mall and it would have ruined a bog near there, and we had pettitioned signed and "protested" and that mall still doesn't exsist to this day...

Beachfarmer Joined Tue 04/17/07 Posts: 24709	Tue 05/20/08 11:05 AM
(in retrospect): Seeing Nirvana at The Roxy (LA) in early 91 and seeing Axl Rose up in the balcony "rockin out", not knowing it meant his impending doom.

Beachfarmer Joined Tue 04/17/07 Posts: 24709	Tue 05/20/08 11:07 AM
Particularly in the early 90's there was a feeling of (not necessarily "revolution") but of getting back to reality. Although Nirvana was certainly at the forefront musically, there was a feeling all over that was a sort of cosmic shift. It wasn't "all good" but there was a feeling with us Gen Xers that we MUST do something about it. It was "Our 60's" (if you will). Gone were the days of blind self indugence. Concerts like Lollapalooza had an incredible amount of information about charities and things like Amnesty Int'l & other "world need focus groups". Instead of going to the next lame party, we felt like we could actually contribute to the "GLOBAL" community. Oh yea! LOVED THE 90's...It was an awakening that I think we could use again real soon! Yep... and the second coming of Woodstock. Recycling made a resurgence also, that was late 80's. In Kent they wanted to build a mall and it would have ruined a bog near there, and we had pettitioned signed and "protested" and that mall still doesn't exsist to this day... Good Work! ....and in "Kent"....what a place to make a statement!