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If you can do this without a problem…

If you’ve ever cooked a delicious meal in one of these…

If you’ve eaten dinner at a table like this…

If you’ve experienced this pain…

If you know exactly what used to be in these boxes…

If you know exactly what this tool is used for…

If you can still feel the burn from this…

If you know what these numbers mean…

If you’ve ever made popcorn like this…

If you’ve ever slammed your feet in one of these…

If you are familiar with where you can find these…

If you know what’s under this doll…

If you know what this is used for…

If you’ve ever had a cake with the foil…

If you know what this artifact is…

If you know what this is used for…

If you know full well that these are not medieval torture devices…

If you know what’s in this box and have eaten it…

If you’ve ever performed with these…

If you know what this scary-looking thing is used for…

If you can think of the EXACT person who has this blanket…

If you know who this person is…

If you know what this button is used for…

If you’ve ever received one of these…

If you know someone who used or uses one of these…

If you’ve made coffee with these things…

If you know what this thing is…

If you know exactly where these things are located…

If you can smell the smoke from this…

If you’ve ever used putty on a newspaper…

If you’ve ever “watched” a movie on one of these…

If you ever had to use this in a classroom…

And if you’ve ever spent an amazing afternoon on one of these…

If you’ve ever performed a little shoe surgery…

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Game Boy Color with worm light

Bananas in Pyjamas

Socker Boppers

Pictures of my older sister’s birthday party from 2001

Why does my wife still have Scantrons?

Lethal Enforcers. 1992.

The animated Little Caesars Pizza commercials

Learning Cursive Writing on D’Nealian Paper

Inside The Front Cover of Every Textbook

Reminiscing Over Lite-Brite At Christmastime in the 1980s

My dad’s metal coffee cans–still smelled like coffee, even when filled with nails and random stuff.

Vintage 1984 Laser “Smoke” Strobot 3000

Fisher Price Tape Recorder (1981)

Apple Pie Trees at McDonald’s

Gatorade in glass bottles

Total Cereal – I wonder why the 100% of Daily RDA of Vitamins did not catch on for other cereals

Do you guys remember these Goosebumps series?

The 1990s apple power mac?

Monster in My Pocket – Mattel (1990)

Max nostalgia… Southern Oracle from the movie The Neverending Story (1984).

Who remembers the Popsicle brand Screwball?

Volkswagen Golf Harlequin – Atlanta (1996)

Funky fries

My husband and I have known each other since daycare, so tonight we decided to have a nostalgic dinner and watch Dennis the Menace

3D Doritos

You were pretty rad if you had one of these when you were a kid!

Cassette player

Back to the Future was released in theaters 40 years ago today on July 3rd, 1985!

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“CD player and DVD player. If the internet/wifi/cellular goes down, you can’t watch your streaming services. However, actual DVDs will work. Pop one in and press play! No internet required for those!”

“Books. Yes I use digital ones, mainly for travels, but there is something about paper books that is awsome.”

“Desktop PC. Some things I don’t want to do on a small screen.”

“My physical media:Records, CDs, Games.”

“A real, wall hung calendar. Keeps our family life organisation all in one place for all ages to see. Plus you’re forced to &go home and check the calendar’ when making appointments/getting invited places, which just gives a bit of much needed time to stop, think and assess how best to keep the balance of time commitments.”

“My computer mouse. I have a laptop. The touch pad for the cursor is awkward for me to use. My mouse is more comfortable. I am good with touch screens, though.”

“Paper planners and notebooks. I love physically writing things down and it helps me remember things better.”

“Wired headphones.
Better for environment. No battery to go dead. Can last decades.
Sound better. No reliance on bluetooth bandwidth.”

“My walkman!”

“Old school pencil sharpener. Nothing beats a freshly sharpened #2 pencil.”

“Map and compass when hiking. GPS is great, but relying on it is asking for trouble and you don’t learn the ground in the same way.”

“Watch.
Not decorative, just a cheap Casio Illuminator.”

“I still have my grandmother’s waffle iron. The taste and shape of the waffles on it are incredible, no new waffle iron can make them. Quality and experience prevail.”

“My iPod Classic. Still works like a charm and has my entire music library from high school. Pure nostalgia in my pocket.”

“My treadle sewing machine. It’s like 100 years old and will probably outlast me and my siblings’ kids.
When the power is out I can still sew.”

“My turntable, showing my age but still got lots of vinyl.”

“Old cables. They come in handy so frequently!”

“Flip phones, arguments hit harder when you can slam it shut.”

“My safety razor from 1963.
Close shave, no razor burn and blades cost pennies.”

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Embark on a captivating journey through time with Drew Barrymore’s unforgettable Playboy cover from 1995. Born on February 22, 1975, in Culver City, California, Drew Barrymore has been a prominent figure in Hollywood since her childhood. Rising to fame with her breakout role in Steven Spielberg’s “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial” at just seven years old, Barrymore quickly became a household name.

Despite experiencing early success, Barrymore’s life took a tumultuous turn during her teenage years, marked by struggles with substance abuse and personal challenges. However, she emerged from adversity with resilience, eventually establishing herself as a respected actress, producer, and author.

Barrymore’s Playboy cover from 1995 showcases her fearless spirit and undeniable charisma, capturing a moment in time when she embraced her sensuality and celebrated her journey of self-discovery. With her signature blend of elegance and confidence, Barrymore continues to inspire audiences worldwide, leaving an indelible mark on the entertainment industry.

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Rediscover the timeless allure of Drew Barrymore as she graces the pages of Playboy, embodying the epitome of beauty, talent, and resilience. Join us in celebrating her remarkable legacy and the enduring impact of her iconic Playboy cover from 1995.

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Memories are precious no matter how your life was back then, you’ll still wish your old days had come back. Some of us even have stored many such great moments that we had in the past, in the form of albums, digital media etc.

But if you’re one who doesn’t have any such option to relive your good old days, then here are some old 80’s and 90’s nostalgic pictures that will surely bring back what you were missing.

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The outspoken Wilder might’ve been best known for his role as Willy Wonka in Mel Stuart’s film, “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory”. Before filming started, Gene went so far as to write a letter to Stuart expressing his vision of his character’s costume in the film.

Check out the letter below.

The original letter.

Thank you, Gene. For everything.

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This purchaser tells his story: “Walked up to a random garage sale on Saturday and saw this. Chatted the seller up, and it turns out his father had bought this new, used it for a year or two, then bought a newer model. It had been in storage since then. Let’s see what’s inside!”

“Don’t mind if I do, thanks Apple. I always wanted to do this when I was a kid.”

“All kinds of goodies, like a 21 year old encyclopedia, Myst, some miscellaneous productivity software, and OS 8.1. Sweet.” (Y’all remember what cd’s are?)

“They don’t make ’em like they used to.”

“Apple Multiple Scan 15, original packaging still intact.”

“Not the greatest CRT monitor, but it works. Hardly any evidence of use at all, apart from some very minor smudges on the screen.”

“The 7100 doesn’t get a lot of respect, but I think they’re super-solid models. The original version came with 66 MHz Motorola PowerPC 601 chips, refreshed to 80 MHz in January 1995. The AV indicates that this model came standard with S-Video in/out.”

Looking good for a computer old enough to order a drink.

“After pulling everything out and inspecting the motherboard, caps appear to be in good condition (or, at least, haven’t started leaking yet). Still considering whether a preemptive re-cap is appropriate.”

“Works like a charm, and oozes glorious, sweet nostalgia. Here’s to another 21+ years.”

When asked how much did it cost, the guy answered: “After talking with the guy for a while we settled on $50. I think he was happy it was going to a good home and not a landfill.”

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