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post 1464307681 09-28-2016, 08:20 PM
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post 1464309691 09-28-2016, 08:33 PM
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Dude, are you ****ing kidding me?

Being a kid in the 90s was FUN.

I can't imagine it's all that good in today's day and age.
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Originally Posted By GabrielNovar⏩
What made the 90s so great is that everyone experiencing it was on the cusp of the technology revolution. They went from Goat childhood to adopting the new technology after their childhood ended. It was a seamless transaction.


Dat street hockey/bike riding/mortal combat/super soakers.......etc etc etc its going on and on
Do kids still play with super soakers? I never see them around anymore. Not even fukkin water balloons.
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post 1464360201 09-29-2016, 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted By LtGoose⏩
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post 1464361281 09-29-2016, 08:27 AM
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I was born midway, around 96. Still have a lot of 90's kids feels. I mean you can't really define a solid cut off unless its 98ish onwards IMO.
lot of entitled *******s around my age group but still a lot of overlap.

brb actually play outside, bike with homies
brb had fights a few times
brb not everything given ASAP. i was considered pretty priveldge but nowhere close to the kids these days. I had a mp3 player, and the cd walkman player, and a gameboy as my entertainment. wasnt even given a phone til i was like 13/14. then i see kids in 2nd grade with ipads SMH



yeah i agree OP. kids these days think the world is so easy. there brains are probably phucked up from how quick everything is on their ipads, iphones, computers, etc. I didn't even start using the internet heavy til I was in middle school. Now kids in elementary schools have ********s, instagrams, youtubes, and they're addicted.


what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
i wouldnt say living in poverty creates the best character but you need some hardships/journeys/toughness and these kids these days are going major soft.
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post 1464384351 09-29-2016, 11:10 AM
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yea I shouldve been born when my mom had 15 so Id be a true 90's kid
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post 1464385731 09-29-2016, 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted By bezarker⏩

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post 1464387251 09-29-2016, 11:30 AM
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Fuk miss the 90's. Back when playing outside was the main form of entertainment.

Brb dinner time but still wanna play with my boys outside
Brb take my plate of lasagna and caesar salad outside and play while eating.
Brb go to the park to play Bball with the neighborhood kids
Brb just an excuse to get out of adults supervision so we can fight with the other kids we didn't like
Brb tired of playing outside come home play Goldeneye, Mario Party, pokemon stadium with the friends
post 1464387721 09-29-2016, 11:32 AM
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post 1464387921 09-29-2016, 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted By gwem32170191⏩
Dem 90s feels. 87' crew checking in.


*edit holy fuk I am an old fuk RIP
feels bro, feels.
Originally Posted By rynnp⏩
I was born midway, around 96. Still have a lot of 90's kids feels. I mean you can't really define a solid cut off unless its 98ish onwards IMO.
lot of entitled *******s around my age group but still a lot of overlap.

brb actually play outside, bike with homies
brb had fights a few times
brb not everything given ASAP. i was considered pretty priveldge but nowhere close to the kids these days. I had a mp3 player, and the cd walkman player, and a gameboy as my entertainment. wasnt even given a phone til i was like 13/14. then i see kids in 2nd grade with ipads SMH



yeah i agree OP. kids these days think the world is so easy. there brains are probably phucked up from how quick everything is on their ipads, iphones, computers, etc. I didn't even start using the internet heavy til I was in middle school. Now kids in elementary schools have ********s, instagrams, youtubes, and they're addicted.


what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
i wouldnt say living in poverty creates the best character but you need some hardships/journeys/toughness and these kids these days are going major soft.
sorry but you are not a 90s kid.
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post 1464387991 09-29-2016, 11:34 AM
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every shrub back then had at least one nudie mag stashed in it. moms to this day have no idea why every kid was a botanist back then.
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I had it hard as a kid in the 90's because of dial-up & 56k internet. Porno took a long time to load.
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Not saying technology is bad or anything

But I'm so glad I grew up when there was still some separation from it.
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Originally Posted By p7nk⏩
Age: 22.. not a 90s kid.. by the time you were 5 years old it was 1999.. i was 13


In b4 a bunch of kids come in claiming they were 90s kids.. cause they spent -5 years in the 90s
Originally Posted By LtGoose⏩
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Originally Posted By RJBRAH⏩
I feel incredibly fortunate that I was a 90's kid and remember a time before social media/smartphones. It would be a curse to grow up with that stuff
I'm the same age.
For real. I was a little azzhole then and probably would have a nude trading racket in middle school.

I miss those days. They were honestly just simpler. I never see anybody outside anymore. My neighborhood when I was a kid was filled with kids. We used to roam around in packs of like 10-15 kids.

Now I drive through that area and get depressed because it looks like a ghost town.

The words, recession, unemployment, terrorism, war, were not even talking points.
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Growing up we would ride bikes after school, dare each other to launch over stuff, blow stuff up with firecrackers, jump all sorts of random peoples fences, bomb hills, build badazz forts in the woods, piss all over everything, told ghost stories, look at the fabled boulder behind school that said "FU_CK" on it, melt green plastic army men into homosexual positions, catch snakes, pour liquid nitrogen on worms, and make epic adventure themed home movies with our friends, etc, etc
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I Was a teen in the 90's and it was great. No cell phones, no bull**** ********, no cell phones yet, riding bikes everywhere and terrorizing the neighborhood. Actually I'm thinking of the late 80's early 90's.
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I guess with the criteria miscers use for "90's kids" I'm technically an 80's kid, even though I was 6 in 1990.
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Originally Posted By p7nk⏩
Age: 22.. not a 90s kid.. by the time you were 5 years old it was 1999.. i was 13


In b4 a bunch of kids come in claiming they were 90s kids.. cause they spent -5 years in the 90s
Originally Posted By Dan_S⏩
I guess with the criteria miscers use for "90's kids" I'm technically an 80's kid, even though I was 6 in 1990.
Nah, I give you 90's. You don't really know what's going on before kindergarten/first grade. 90's kids era born 84 - 93.
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Originally Posted By cncman⏩
I miss playing smear the queer with the bros in the 90's. Try playing that and yelling SMEAR THE QUEER today smh at this chit nation
was telling gf about this last week, watching some kids in the park, and she's like "why would you wanna catch the ball then?"

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post 1464395791 09-29-2016, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted By Vawx⏩
My childhood in a nutshell



Now being "different" is cool and trendy. Sure punk rock was kind of popular in the 90s, but not in the Midwest. Everyone still thought you were an ass hole and made sure to tell you about it
And that pic is probably from the 80s.

What's interesting to me is how nothing, besides the technology, is really changing after the 80s.

Preppy kids, alternative kids, country people, they all still look the same.

It's all cliches.

Do goths still exist? lol.....
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Goat era! Although only born in 89 so was really at the end of it, as I became a teenager things started to change!
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89' birth here. I guess I could be considered a 90's kid. I can mostly really remember the later parts of that decade and the early 2000's

Some social media but not like it is today. Echo the statements about playing though. Not sure if kids DO that anymore. Everyday after school was street hockey, soccer, football anything really. Goldeneye matches with friends.

I wish I were a little bit older to experience some of the 90's more, but seeing home videos etc brings back some of the earlier memories.

I had a great childhood, wouldn't change it for anything. My sister is 13 now and spends ALL her time on snapchat/facetime etc with her friends she just saw at school. They don't really "play" or anything. I couldn't imagine that.

Spending so much time with friends that you start to get on each others nerves while playing a sport, then someone makes an out of line move and you don't talk to each other for a day or 2. Feels.
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Originally Posted By wildchild11⏩
edit: but rewarding

now it's all about acceptance, social media, progressives and anti bullying. I bet most of you currently 20 year old *******s have never been in a real fight
What!? Try going up in the 80's in brooklyn,when that crack $h!t hit the streets! The 90's were the best! That crack sh!twas out and then the nice mellow heroin addicts took over..Yeah,good times..!
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Hmm, we do this all the time. But I'd rather be born in '93 and get the experience that you old brehs got to experience, plus the technological advances and still be relatively young. So yeah.

Edit: Let me also add, I would hate to be a young/early teen boy in this day and age. I know people have always chitted on porn and yes it can be bad for the young mind, but Instagram is much worse IMO. The instant gratification as porn, but with girls your own age being all-around provocative and with Snapchat... Of course its nice for us because were adults, but I think it would have been too much for me ~12.. Possibly.
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