A Facebook Page for 80s and 90s kids
The Saturday morning lineup, the cereal prize, the VHS preview, and the toy you circled in the catalog. We post the stuff we actually grew up with, then ask you to settle the important questions.
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The Super Powers Hall of Justice had a jail, a computer console, and a landing pad. $27.99. Who was your first Super Powers figure? Source: 1985 Sea…
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The family computer had one chair and a rule. What game did you play when nobody was watching? #nostalgia #retrogaming #90skids
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Day-to-Night Barbie reversed her skirt and changed shoes for the city. $9.99. Did you ever get the black version? Source: 1985 Sears Christmas Wish Book, scan page 480, via Internet Archiv…
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Three hours of 80s ads from Betamax tapes. Which jingle came back first? #nostalgia #80sbaby #retroTV
Join the discussion ↗The rotary phone had a forbidden number. Who did you call? #nostalgia #90sphone #80sbaby
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The Super Powers Hall of Justice had a jail, a computer console, and a landing pad. $27.99. Who was your first Super Powers figure? Source: 1985 Sears Christmas Wish Book, scan page 436, v…
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The intros are stacked back to back with no commercials. Which one did you fast-forward? #nostalgia #90skids #cartoonintros
Join the discussion ↗The Saturday morning lineup had a pressure point. Which show did you have to leave for church? #nostalgia #SaturdayMorningCartoons #90skids
Join the discussion ↗The school picture day outfit was chosen by committee. What did you wear? #nostalgia #schooldays #90skids
A 90s fast food block from thrift store tapes. Which order did you always get? #nostalgia #90skids #fastfood
This week's arguments
Each prompt points to a specific post, not a generic Page link.
Settle it
Go. I'll start: the plastic submarine that never once dove.
Linked post: Best cereal prize, not best cereal. Go. I'll start: the plastic submarine that never once dove.
Read the post →Fill in the blank
Saturday: rent a movie, sit through every preview.
Linked post: Saturday: rent a movie, sit through every preview. Fill in the blank: I rented ___ until …
Read the post →Tag your sibling
Everybody had the toy they begged for and the one they got.
Linked post: Everybody had the toy they begged for and the one they got. Tag the sibling who got the b…
Read the post →Bring it back?
Bring back or leave in the past. There is a wrong answer.
Linked post: Bring back or leave in the past: pizza Friday on the rectangle tray.
Read the post →The Vault
Real catalogs, prices, and menus with source credit.
Milk 14 cents. Bread 7 cents. Your allowance went further than my paycheck does now.
District Grocery Society advertisement, The Evening Star, Nov. 11, 1921. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. · Source ↗
You have $3 and this menu. What's the order? No fries is not an answer.
Frame from Inside a McDonald's restaurant in 1984 by Vampire Robot. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. · Source ↗About
A Facebook Page for 80s and 90s kids. Cartoon intros, cereal prizes, VHS previews, toy catalogs, and the arguments that never got settled.
Some debates never got resolved on the playground. The cereal prize one still has not.
A line, a blank, and a memory you did not know was still there.
Every family had one kid who got the better toy. This is your chance to bring it up again.
Some things deserve a comeback. Some deserve to stay in the past with the rectangle tray.
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