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Can't say I'm too surprised that Jordan Catalano ended up being a creep who climbs the Empire State building to promote his rock band.

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We don't talk enough about In Living Color. ~~~ Introducing Homey D. Clown

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What did teenagers in the 90s do on their free time?

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Not 47 year old Melissa Joan Hart playing the role of grandma?!

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Cher’s iconic “Shoop Shoop Song” for the movie Mermaids featuring a Winona Ryder and Christina Ricci, the 90a nostalgia!

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FOR ME TO POOP ON!!!

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Pauly Shore has the exact same voice. Corey Feldman is...Corey Feldman. Says he was supposed to have played Brendan Frasier's role in Encino Man.

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Pauly Shore Day update: looks like Richard Simmons is NOT on board with a biopic.

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I watched Pepper Ann well into high school, probably the last Saturday morning cartoon I watched regularly. Fun fact: Pepper Ann was the first Disney animated television series to be created by a woman. It's why she was such a unique representation of girlhood.

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I got curious as to why I remember the exact lyrics to childhood shows I haven't watched in 30 years. Apparently there's a science to it!

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GOAT

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Queer Xennies: What cultural figures, productions, or moments do you associate with your 90s baby-queer awakening? For me, Angelina in Gia started it all.

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Twitter thread about the history of Abercrombie & Fitch. Now I see why I always associated the brand with the most racist, asshole jocks in school. Apparently in the 90s they refused to hire a Muslim teen because her hijab did not fit the brand's look. She took it to the Supreme Court and won.

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The moment when America was first introduced to the Mariah whistle register ~~ Mariah Carey making her television debut with “America the Beautiful” at the live NBA finals, June 5th 1990.

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I guess it's a Pauly day on the sub. ~~~ Pauly Shore to Play Richard Simmons in Biopic ~~~

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Waldo in the age of AI

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Excite bike

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Golden.

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The first comedy duo I remember loving. Guess the raunchy stuff went over my head. My movie viewing was basically uncensored as a kid. Was that a Xennial latchkey-kid thing or just my neglectful parents? ~~~~ See No Evil, Hear No Evil 1989 Trailer | Richard Pryor | Gene Wilder

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Scott Weiland’s Son Is Making ‘Gritty Alternative Pop’ and Finally Forgiving His Father

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The Jetsons meet The Flintstones for the first time! ~~~ Whenever people from different parts of my life meet, I always say, "Jetsons meet the Flintstones!" And *no one* ever gets the reference. Anyone here still think of this movie regularly? We had it on VHS.

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I recently discovered the wonderful world of vintage Siskel & Ebert reviews. Fun to see them review now-classics when they first came out.

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When a cornerstone of your adolescence is a youngin's "Today I Learned"

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1989/90 Time Capsule. Bart phone (no working line); TWO Teddy Ruxpins (the broken OG and the replacement I never emotionally accepted); a peek of MJF's Back to the Future II jacket over the desk. Funny to think 2-3 years later my room was plastered with Eddie/Kurt/Circus/Spin Mag clippings instead.

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1989/90 Time Capsule. Please note the Bart phone with no working line. And the TWO Teddy Ruxpins: the original that broke, and the new one my mom got me because I was so devastated. The new one couldn't emotionally replace the OG so it got put on the shelf and OG was still my bedtime buddy.

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"An American Tail" came up in a post yesterday. Made me google "Somewhere out there" for nostalgia's sake. Turns our there was a Linda Ronstadt/James Ingram version on the soundtrack?!? Very nice. Of course nothing lives up to Fievel's squeaky little version (posted in comments).

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"An American Tail" came up in a post yesterday. Made me google the song for nostalgia's sake. Turns out there's a Linda Rondstadt/James Ingram version on the soundtrack??! One of the greatest Rock Divas in history is good. But doesn't really live up to Fievel's cute sqeaky lil version.

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97-yo Dick Van Dyke singing Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious with voice coach. I learned this song, via those sing-along VHS tapes, while learning English and felt so proud for learning such a complicated word, cause I thought it was a real word! [Sorry phone broke so couldn't do screen record]

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I'd like to acknowledge the only conservative Gen Xer I've ever loved.

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Any Riot Grrrrls in the crowd?! Seattle's remembered as the birthplace of the Grunge Guys, but the Grrrls and Queercore were on heavy rotation in my mid-90s boombox. Back in the days when you ordered zines and cd's by mail to feel less alone in your feminism/punkness/artsiness/anger/baby-queerness.

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Is this nostalgia mainly coming from Xennial parents now entrenched in kids' stuff that reminds them of their childhod?

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Kevin McCallister checking in on his 43rd birthday. 👴🏻🏠

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I did the talent show to "Do The Bartman." I was lead choreographer, director, and Bart. We won 2nd place, losing only to two girls doing that dumb Paula Abdul duet with the cat (still can't hear it without feeling bitter about the loss). What did you lipsync and Roger-Rabbit to for the talent show?

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Can't say I'm too surprised that Jordan Catalano ended up being a creep who climbs the Empire State building to promote his rock band.

We don't talk enough about In Living Color. ~~~ Introducing Homey D. Clown

What did teenagers in the 90s do on their free time?

Not 47 year old Melissa Joan Hart playing the role of grandma?!

Cher’s iconic “Shoop Shoop Song” for the movie Mermaids featuring a Winona Ryder and Christina Ricci, the 90a nostalgia!

FOR ME TO POOP ON!!!

Pauly Shore has the exact same voice. Corey Feldman is...Corey Feldman. Says he was supposed to have played Brendan Frasier's role in Encino Man.

Pauly Shore Day update: looks like Richard Simmons is NOT on board with a biopic.

I watched Pepper Ann well into high school, probably the last Saturday morning cartoon I watched regularly. Fun fact: Pepper Ann was the first Disney animated television series to be created by a woman. It's why she was such a unique representation of girlhood.

I got curious as to why I remember the exact lyrics to childhood shows I haven't watched in 30 years. Apparently there's a science to it!

GOAT

Queer Xennies: What cultural figures, productions, or moments do you associate with your 90s baby-queer awakening? For me, Angelina in Gia started it all.

Twitter thread about the history of Abercrombie & Fitch. Now I see why I always associated the brand with the most racist, asshole jocks in school. Apparently in the 90s they refused to hire a Muslim teen because her hijab did not fit the brand's look. She took it to the Supreme Court and won.

The moment when America was first introduced to the Mariah whistle register ~~ Mariah Carey making her television debut with “America the Beautiful” at the live NBA finals, June 5th 1990.

I guess it's a Pauly day on the sub. ~ Pauly Shore to Play Richard Simmons in Biopic ~

Waldo in the age of AI

Excite bike

Golden.

The first comedy duo I remember loving. Guess the raunchy stuff went over my head. My movie viewing was basically uncensored as a kid. Was that a Xennial latchkey-kid thing or just my neglectful parents? ~~~~ See No Evil, Hear No Evil 1989 Trailer | Richard Pryor | Gene Wilder

Scott Weiland’s Son Is Making ‘Gritty Alternative Pop’ and Finally Forgiving His Father

The Jetsons meet The Flintstones for the first time! ~~~ Whenever people from different parts of my life meet, I always say, "Jetsons meet the Flintstones!" And no one ever gets the reference. Anyone here still think of this movie regularly? We had it on VHS.

I recently discovered the wonderful world of vintage Siskel & Ebert reviews. Fun to see them review now-classics when they first came out.

When a cornerstone of your adolescence is a youngin's "Today I Learned"

1989/90 Time Capsule. Bart phone (no working line); TWO Teddy Ruxpins (the broken OG and the replacement I never emotionally accepted); a peek of MJF's Back to the Future II jacket over the desk. Funny to think 2-3 years later my room was plastered with Eddie/Kurt/Circus/Spin Mag clippings instead.

1989/90 Time Capsule. Please note the Bart phone with no working line. And the TWO Teddy Ruxpins: the original that broke, and the new one my mom got me because I was so devastated. The new one couldn't emotionally replace the OG so it got put on the shelf and OG was still my bedtime buddy.

"An American Tail" came up in a post yesterday. Made me google "Somewhere out there" for nostalgia's sake. Turns our there was a Linda Ronstadt/James Ingram version on the soundtrack?!? Very nice. Of course nothing lives up to Fievel's squeaky little version (posted in comments).

"An American Tail" came up in a post yesterday. Made me google the song for nostalgia's sake. Turns out there's a Linda Rondstadt/James Ingram version on the soundtrack??! One of the greatest Rock Divas in history is good. But doesn't really live up to Fievel's cute sqeaky lil version.

97-yo Dick Van Dyke singing Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious with voice coach. I learned this song, via those sing-along VHS tapes, while learning English and felt so proud for learning such a complicated word, cause I thought it was a real word! [Sorry phone broke so couldn't do screen record]

I'd like to acknowledge the only conservative Gen Xer I've ever loved.

Any Riot Grrrrls in the crowd?! Seattle's remembered as the birthplace of the Grunge Guys, but the Grrrls and Queercore were on heavy rotation in my mid-90s boombox. Back in the days when you ordered zines and cd's by mail to feel less alone in your feminism/punkness/artsiness/anger/baby-queerness.

Is this nostalgia mainly coming from Xennial parents now entrenched in kids' stuff that reminds them of their childhod?

Kevin McCallister checking in on his 43rd birthday. 👴🏻🏠

I did the talent show to "Do The Bartman." I was lead choreographer, director, and Bart. We won 2nd place, losing only to two girls doing that dumb Paula Abdul duet with the cat (still can't hear it without feeling bitter about the loss). What did you lipsync and Roger-Rabbit to for the talent show?