As far as things i got into there was pokemon in grade-school (elementary school) which I still play frequently. I was briefly into yu-gi-oh for a small amount of time but it didn't really stick. Pogs were the shit, if people still played pogs I would so be there, I still have all of mine.
As for things I didn't really get into there were those stupid water yo-yo things and beyblades, and those moronic live strong bracelets especially when they started to be less charity and more a fucking fashion accessory. There was also this huge AIDS awareness obsession in my second last and last real year of highschool so like grades 11 and 12 (I say last real year because I went back for one semester so I could spend half a year working to pay for university, and because I wanted to boost my average so I could get into the university I wanted (I did in fact graduate before that extra semester though)). It became this huge thing with it's own committee and everything there was constant fund raising and awareness gatherings and assemblies. It was around the time that they started making daily announcements and started becoming an almost militant organization, that I started only showing up to hand in assignments and write tests/exams.
It's not like I'm against the idea of AIDS awareness, I just think that was a little too far as they had in fact made it into a fad.
As for things I didn't really get into there were those stupid water yo-yo things and beyblades, and those moronic live strong bracelets especially when they started to be less charity and more a fucking fashion accessory. There was also this huge AIDS awareness obsession in my second last and last real year of highschool so like grades 11 and 12 (I say last real year because I went back for one semester so I could spend half a year working to pay for university, and because I wanted to boost my average so I could get into the university I wanted (I did in fact graduate before that extra semester though)). It became this huge thing with it's own committee and everything there was constant fund raising and awareness gatherings and assemblies. It was around the time that they started making daily announcements and started becoming an almost militant organization, that I started only showing up to hand in assignments and write tests/exams.
It's not like I'm against the idea of AIDS awareness, I just think that was a little too far as they had in fact made it into a fad.