Remember the 90's?
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The 90s were great.
The music was still cool.
The movies were mindblowing: my favorite being Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas, or maybe 12 Monkeys; definitely something by Terry Gilliam.
The Big Lebowski is right up there though.
The anime was still very cool: Cowboy Bebop is probably my favorite TV show of all time; next to b&w twilight zone.
The games have improved quite a bit since then, haven't they?
The music was still cool.
The movies were mindblowing: my favorite being Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas, or maybe 12 Monkeys; definitely something by Terry Gilliam.
The Big Lebowski is right up there though.
The anime was still very cool: Cowboy Bebop is probably my favorite TV show of all time; next to b&w twilight zone.
The games have improved quite a bit since then, haven't they?
Ahh, the rememberance of earlier days and our innocence at that time. Funny thing is the same is said from kids who grew up in the 80's, 70's, etc... Remember in 2020 kids will be looking back saying how wonderful Danny Phantom, High School Musical, Hannah Montana, etc. were.
Sure the world changes and the amount of mass-media we have now is overwhelming, but I think for the most part people will always look back to the decade(s) when they were growing up as fond times and say how newer things just aren't the same or as good. I know very few people who look back on the times of their childhood and were all "OMG it sucked growing up in the "
Sure the world changes and the amount of mass-media we have now is overwhelming, but I think for the most part people will always look back to the decade(s) when they were growing up as fond times and say how newer things just aren't the same or as good. I know very few people who look back on the times of their childhood and were all "OMG it sucked growing up in the "
:O You've watched it too! That film was frickin' awesome! And you've only just reminded me of it too!data_not_found said:
Yes. I attended most of my schooling during that decade. I began playing video games in earnest in 1991. I got online in 1997. I played my first online FPS (quake) in 1998. I saw movies that I still think are excellent (Jurassiac Park, Independence Day for example), witnessed the rise and fall of pop culture icons, and turned up my nose like a good teenager is supposed to.
In short - I grew up in the '90s so It's hard NOT to remember them.
In short - I grew up in the '90s so It's hard NOT to remember them.
I remember that show being So. Freaking. Awesome. I looked into it more recently, and I was shocked at how freaky the characters are! Not at all like I remember.Nicragomi said:
Nicragomi said:
That was awesome, I almost don't remember anything about it though.AdhesiveTape said:
Christ, man, it's a nostalgia thread! It's about getting all cozy with your fond memories of the 90's, not an attempt to examine the fine (or not so fine) )workings of the human mind.MaxTheReaper said:
*Men In Black flash thingy*MaxTheReaper said:
You had a wonderful childhood full of memories of playing in nature with friends of many different races and creeds, where everyone was happy and everything was full of joy...
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and there was a purple dinosaur named after a flintstones character.
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I've reached the point where I don't get angry hearing this song anymore and now just feel old:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5dGepZM810
Same thing with Liz Phair.
Wait, did I just admit to listening to Liz Phair?
Some things have aged better than others, for example, RATM's first album still sounds amazing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5dGepZM810
Same thing with Liz Phair.
Wait, did I just admit to listening to Liz Phair?
Some things have aged better than others, for example, RATM's first album still sounds amazing.
