12 Things That Describe My 90s Childhood
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12 Things That Describe My 90s Childhood

Nothings beats the 90s

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12 Things That Describe My 90s Childhood
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What was the best part of the 90s? The clothing trends that popped up, the food, the toys and games, or the people born? You take your pick, but in case you forgot some of the awesome experiences 90s children got, here is a list.

1. Remeber that rainbow parachute that got everyone excited the moment it was taken out? Yes, you do. Don't even deny it.

2. How about those wonderballs? Where did they go? Did they fall off the face of the earth?

3. Gouchos. Enough said..

4. Red Rover Red Rover send the weakest one over. Happened every time.

5. The only toy where you can smack your anklebone and want to keep going because it was the best toy ever--skip it.

6. You were the cool chick on the block if you had a pair of these babies.

7. Apparently trix yougurt is only for kids too. Where did they go?

8. Tamagotchi. These things were the bomb, but failed to make it past childhood.

9. Nothing better than playing your nintendo game boy while waiting for your mom to finish talking at the grocery store.

10. Never know why this ever came about, but I can confess I had one and I thought it was pretty dang cool having my hair wrapped in string and beads.

11. Baby bottle pop, baby bottle pop.

12. Can't say I ever had a pair, but definitely was jealous of the people who would roll down the hallway at school.


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