Do you remember you were in 60's,70's,80's,90's,00's and what is new in 10's?? - Page 2

**Reba** · 12-31-2009, 11:20 AM

I was born in 1951, so I remember ViewMaster slides, Ginny and Jill dolls, all the classic Saturday morning cartoons and Westerns on TV, heavy party-line telephones (which were owned by the phone company, not the individual), B&W TV with rabbit ears and tinfoil, getting milk and soda in glass bottles only, no fast food restaurants until my first McDonalds experience as a teenager, traveling all over the place by bus and not worrying about crime, single-speed "coaster" bikes with baseball cards clipped onto the wheel spokes with clothespins, going to the theater to see Disney films (only once per release), and my first portable transistor radio.

I liked to play with my hoola hoops, gyroscope, baton (yes, I twirled), and anything made by Whammo! My favorite board games were Monopoly, Scrabble, and Life. I played Scrabble once a week with my grandmother at her house (fond memory).

My dad's cars had tons of chrome and big fins, ran on leaded gas, and would be considered death traps now (no airbags, headrests, or seatbelts, and the dashboards were covered with sharp instruments). We rode unrestrained in cars but no food or drinks were allowed in the car while moving.

Every place we went, people were smoking. Ashtrays were common "furnishings" in every home, restaurant, and business.

Public schools had strict dress and grooming codes that we followed without complaint until my teenage years in the late 60's. The only time I attended a school that allowed the girls to wear "pants" was in second grade in the Mojave Desert where elementary kids could wear shorts. Even then, I usually wore a dress to school, sometimes with matching shorts underneath.

In my senior high school years, I ironed my hair with a clothes iron, and rolled my hair on large empty juice cans. I wore bangs down to my eyeballs, white lipstick and nail polish, and black eyeliner.

I never owned an electronic device while growing up. I had a few things that ran on electricity or batteries, such as my radio, "portable" record player, bonnet hair dryer, and homemade "computer".

I guess my generation was "quaint."

Frisky Feline · 12-31-2009, 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Reba

I was born in 1951, so I remember ViewMaster slides, Ginny and Jill dolls, all the classic Saturday morning cartoons and Westerns on TV, heavy party-line telephones (which were owned by the phone company, not the individual), B&W TV with rabbit ears and tinfoil, getting milk and soda in glass bottles only, no fast food restaurants until my first McDonalds experience as a teenager, traveling all over the place by bus and not worrying about crime, single-speed "coaster" bikes with baseball cards clipped onto the wheel spokes with clothespins, going to the theater to see Disney films (only once per release), and my first portable transistor radio.

I liked to play with my hoola hoops, gyroscope, baton (yes, I twirled), and anything made by Whammo! My favorite board games were Monopoly, Scrabble, and Life. I played Scrabble once a week with my grandmother at her house (fond memory).

My dad's cars had tons of chrome and big fins, ran on leaded gas, and would be considered death traps now (no airbags, headrests, or seatbelts, and the dashboards were covered with sharp instruments). We rode unrestrained in cars but no food or drinks were allowed in the car while moving.

Every place we went, people were smoking. Ashtrays were common "furnishings" in every home, restaurant, and business.

Public schools had strict dress and grooming codes that we followed without complaint until my teenage years in the late 60's. The only time I attended a school that allowed the girls to wear "pants" was in second grade in the Mojave Desert where elementary kids could wear shorts. Even then, I usually wore a dress to school, sometimes with matching shorts underneath.

In my senior high school years, I ironed my hair with a clothes iron,and rolled my hair on large empty juice cans. I wore bangs down to my eyeballs, white lipstick and nail polish, and black eyeliner.

I never owned an electronic device while growing up. I had a few things that ran on electricity or batteries, such as my radio, "portable" record player, bonnet hair dryer, and homemade "computer".

I guess my generation was "quaint."

How did you do with your hair? just wonder.

society's_child · 12-31-2009, 11:28 AM

White lipstick?? :scratch:

Partygirl · 12-31-2009, 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by SimplyKiddo

Born in the 90's and I remember waking up extremely early every Saturday morning to watch cartoon shows. Ah, those were fun times.
.

I did that too. we only had 2 tv station then

**Reba** · 12-31-2009, 12:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Frisky Feline

How did you do with your hair? just wonder.

First, this technique is for hair that is at least shoulder length. Ironing was done to make wavy hair very straight ("hippie" style).

I would bend over near the ironing board and lay my hair out flat on the board, like a sheet. Then I would iron it, carefully (Use a steam iron.) (You could also lay a damp cloth or towel over the hair while ironing.) It worked better if you had a friend or sister to help.

It didn't always work well, and it made the house stink if the hair got singed.

**Reba** · 12-31-2009, 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by society's_child

White lipstick?? :scratch:

Oh, yes, white and shiny. The style emphasis was on the eyes, not the lips. Pale lips were "in." The best look was a California tan with pale lips. We tried to get our faces and bodies brown, and our lips and nails as pale as possible. Eyes had to be heavy and dark.

1960s Make up - Make up tips

kokonut · 12-31-2009, 12:50 PM

Sounds horrible, Reba.

Grew up during the 70s as a kid and teen with long hair and bell bottom courderoy pants, and cut off jeans for summer shorts.

Frisky Feline · 12-31-2009, 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Reba

Oh, yes, white and shiny. The style emphasis was on the eyes, not the lips. Pale lips were "in." The best look was a California tan with pale lips. We tried to get our faces and bodies brown, and our lips and nails as pale as possible. Eyes had to be heavy and dark.

ha it will have retro style in 2010! I hope! lol

**Reba** · 12-31-2009, 12:54 PM

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Originally Posted by kokonut

Sounds horrible, Reba.

What part sounds horrible?

Quote:

Grew up during the 70s as a kid and teen with long hair and bell bottom courderoy pants, and cut off jeans for summer shorts.

Yeah, most of our shorts were cut off jeans--much more "cool" than buying shorts.

I graduated from high school in 1969, before the boys were allowed to grow their hair below the shirt collar.

Frisky Feline · 12-31-2009, 12:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Reba

First, this technique is for hair that is at least shoulder length. Ironing was done to make wavy hair very straight ("hippie" style).

I would bend over near the ironing board and lay my hair out flat on the board, like a sheet. Then I would iron it, carefully (Use a steam iron.) (You could also lay a damp cloth or towel over the hair while ironing.) It worked better if you had a friend or sister to help.

It didn't always work well, and it made the house stink if the hair got singed.

LOL! Thank you for sharing your experience with us here. Now i will keep that in mind that the "steam" iron in the near future if my flat iron is broken and in desire of straighting my hair at a last minute.

**Reba** · 12-31-2009, 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Frisky Feline

LOL! Thank you for sharing your experience with us here. Now i will keep that in mind that the "steam" iron in the near future if my flat iron is broken and in desire of straighting my hair at a last minute.

Heh, heh. Before you do, you might want to read this:

Straightening Hair With A Clothing Iron - Everything You Need to Know About Flat Irons - Zimbio

kokonut · 12-31-2009, 02:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Reba

What part sounds horrible?

Yeah, most of our shorts were cut off jeans--much more "cool" than buying shorts.

I graduated from high school in 1969, before the boys were allowed to grow their hair below the shirt collar.

the pale lips...

society's_child · 12-31-2009, 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Frisky Feline

LOL! Thank you for sharing your experience with us here. Now i will keep that in mind that the "steam" iron in the near future if my flat iron is broken and in desire of straighting my hair at a last minute.

Roflol! That wouldn't work for me...I'd be bald if i tried.

Me thinks only white people took a iron to their hair back then...

I know we sure didn't!

Frisky Feline · 12-31-2009, 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Reba

Heh, heh. Before you do, you might want to read this:

Straightening Hair With A Clothing Iron - Everything You Need to Know About Flat Irons - Zimbio

Ha. Thank you for the tips. I am sure that is going to happen if i do it. eh.

Frisky Feline · 12-31-2009, 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by society's_child

Roflol! That wouldn't work for me...I'd be bald if i tried.

Me thinks only white people took a iron to their hair back then...

I know we sure didn't!

LOL but I know they will burn my hair then I could have looked like if i did put my finger into the outlet. I ve been dying color my hair for about 15 years. My hair might be too dry for the clothing iron to burn it.

**Reba** · 12-31-2009, 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by society's_child

Roflol! That wouldn't work for me...I'd be bald if i tried.

Me thinks only white people took a iron to their hair back then...

I know we sure didn't!

The transition from the 50's to mid-60's was not just a fashion change but a social change. The 50's "Negro" became the 60's "Afro-American" and the hair styles (at least among the younger generation) reflected that change. Prior to the "Black Pride" movement, black people strove for "white" hair--that is, straightened hair. They used very harsh chemicals and pomades (like heavy gels) to achieve that look. With the pride movement, they rebelled against that look and sought to look "natural"--usually translated into the afro look, the bigger, the better. It was also a class and regional thing. Rural black people didn't pick up on the trends the way urban and college student black people did. Upper class black people (except for those in the arts and drama) usually didn't go the radical afro way.

If you get a chance, watch some of the TV shows, documentaries, and movies from that era, and notice the styles. If you can watch the documentaries on MLK and the civil rights movement, you can see that transition. The men who started out with MLK wore short hair, fedora hats, suits and ties; the women wore suits and dresses, hats, and gloves. After MLK was assassinated, movements became more radical, such as the Black Panthers. Notice the change of appearance.

**Reba** · 12-31-2009, 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by kokonut

the pale lips...

They usually didn't look solid white--the lipstick was translucent, kind of glossy.

sara1981 · 01-02-2010, 03:47 AM

im born May 26 1981

80's
Bill Clinton become Arkansas of Governor in January 9, 1979 – January 19, 1981
Ronald Reagon become President of USA
Prince Charles married to Lady Diana Spencer in July 27,1981
Prince William born in June 21,1982
my brother Aaron born new year day Jan.1st 1984
Prince Harry born in Sept.14,1984
Prince Andrew married to Sarah Ferguson in July 23,1986
my cousin Ashley born in Aug.4 1986
Princess Beatrice of York born on Aug.8 1988 - daughter of Prince Andrew

90's
My parents got divorces
Bill Clinton become President of USA
Princess Eugenie of York born on March 22,1990 daughter of Prince Andrew
my cousin Nolan born Nov.2 1990
Prince Charles and Princess Diana separation Dec.9 1992 for 4 years
Prince Andrew and Sarah of York separation March 19,1992 for 4 years
my mom remarried to Donald Lallemand in 1994
Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson finalised divorces in May 30,1996
Prince Charles and Princess Diana finalised divorces in Aug.28,1996 in order by HM Queen Elizabeth and strip titles for Diana..In Taboilds.
Summer 1997 -Diana,Princess of Wales sold her famous dress for 15 years since her marriages to Prince of Wales in 1981-1996 but she faxed to christies in London,England and New York for bidding dress till over five million dollars pounds in England between USA money for charity needs..And Diana went 2 christies in London,England and New York she view her favorite dress prior her death.
Aug.31 1997 Diana,Princess of Wales injury in accident dues drive is drunk and her companion is killed and drive include but she got in hospital nearby and doctor tried to save her life in surgery and never work out!! But doctor told press about Diana's pass away.
my cousin Abby born Sept.24 1997 in Georgia
HM Queen Elizabeth and HRH Prince Philip of Edinburgh celebration 50th anniversary marriages Nov.1947-1997.
Prince Charles celebration 50th birthday 1948-1998
Prince Edward married to his longtime girlfriend Sophie Rhys-Jones June 19,1999 at St.George's Chapel in Windsor Castle but both couple have children and dont have title due respectives as known Lady and Viscount but the couple dont intive Sarah,Duchess of York nor Camilla Parker Bowles.

00's
im graduate from Kansas School for the Deaf with Diploma thankness godness!! - May 24 2000.
my step-dad pass away June 2000
George Bush become president of USA 2001-2009
my cousin Bud born Feb.2001 in Jacksonville,Ar
im turn 21 years old and have bbq party in 2002
my cousin Becky got married on Nov.2002
my dad turn 50 years old on Nov.14 in 2002
my mom and me went to London,England in 2002
my brother graduate from high school in 2003
HM Queen Elizabeth celebration 50th anniversary Golden Jubliee in 2003
Lady Louise born at Frimley Park Hospital outside of London,England on Nov.2003 daughter of Prince Edward.
my dad had heart valet surgery June 2004
my step-grandma passed away Feb.2005
Prince Charles remarried to his mistress on April 2005
my cousin got married on Nov.2005
im turned 25 years old on 2006 and have bbq party!!
my cousin Olivia born on Sept 2006
my grandma died from stroke on July 2007
my grandma bean turn 70 year old on July 26 in 2007
HM Queen Elizabeth and HRH Prince Philip of Edinburgh celebration their 60th anniversary marriages 1947-2007.
Viscount James Severn born at Frimley Park Hospital outside of London,England December 17,2007 son of Prince Edward.
my mom turn 50 years old on Aug.13 in 2008
HRH Prince Charles celebration 60th birthday Nov.14th in 2008 1948-2007
Barack Obama become President of USA Jan.2009 till current
my uncle Tj turn 50 years old on Feb 27 in 2009
my mom and me got adopt Pandy the Beagle June 2009 see avator!!
my dad got remarried on Dec.2009 FINALLY!!

2010
my boyfriend James will moves to Perth,Australia on February for jobs and he will lives there also but he will reach his milestones 30th birthday on March 19,1980.
my late grandfather will reach 75th birthday if he will alives today his birthday same my boyfriend's his birthday is March 19,1935

posts from hell · 01-02-2010, 04:31 AM

1980's

Nov 5th 1982: Posts from Hell celebrates his first birthday. His cake was a sheet cake with a birthday candle on it. The cake was surrounded by whiskey and rum bottles. There were about 35 people in attendance.

That is all.

Pinky · 01-06-2010, 06:40 PM

I don't ask for full birthday. Just born year that all.

I was born in 1981.

**Lissa** · 01-07-2010, 08:18 AM

90's kid here

I remember saturday morning cartoon!! I loved them!!

sara1981 · 01-07-2010, 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Lissa

90's kid here

I remember saturday morning cartoon!! I loved them!!

yeah i remind that!!

stefan2832 · 01-07-2010, 01:25 PM

I was born in '66 but it's the 70's that I really remember.

We had the saturday morning cartoons then as well!
Black + white tv.
Video recorders, but it was the late 80's before we could afford one!
Nobody sued you for something silly!
Girls wearing legwarmers.
Corporal punishment in school!

~*Kaelei*~ · 01-08-2010, 02:51 AM

I was born in Late 80's (1987).... but I remember so much of the 90's and 00's.

Growing up in the 90's were awesome... I remember so much of it... the style of clothes, the tv shows, the video games, riding bikes, playing outside with friends and so on. I also remember thick cellphones that Dad and Mom had, big computer that would take forever to turn on and play games, VHS movies and so on.

Being Teenager in first six years of 00's were pretty neat as well, as the style of clothes has really improved, more techologly has improved as well with those tiny cellphones, DVDs, Slim Computers, Slim TV and so on.

inspirabull · 01-08-2010, 03:37 AM

Early 70's highschool in Alaska, us boys were all sporting Dad's haircut grown out for a year or two. Parted still way over on the side. We sure had a lot of hair then. I enjoy an old family photo from later in the 70's of all the big young men in the family standing around this tiny smiling aunt of mine, we all had bushy beards and a whole lot of long hair.

valvalpeace · 02-22-2012, 12:28 PM

Haha, this might sound embaressing. I was born in 2001. I never used the internet at home until 2009. I don't remember 9/11/2001 because I was only 19 days old at the time. I do remember that all the boys in Kindergarten were playing with PS2's. I can't believe I am so young XD.
00's: Facebook was invented
Good shows were on Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network.
I started school in 2006.
IPods were new.

Frisky Feline · 02-22-2012, 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by valvalpeace

Haha, this might sound emberessing. I was born in 2001. I never used the internet at home until 2009. I don't remember 9/11/2001 because I was only 19 days old at the time. I do remember that all the boys in Kindergarten were playing with PS2's. I can't believe I am so young XD.

yes you are 10 yrs old, soon to be 11 i suppose so. what made you to come here on alldeaf.

playsonfreeway · 02-22-2012, 02:30 PM

Wirelessly posted

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Originally Posted by shel90

Quote:

Originally Posted by Oceanbreeze

Ditto. Although, I think I am a bit older than Shel90. I was born in 1968.

I was born 1972

I graduated high school in 1971

DeafTim · 02-22-2012, 02:38 PM

I dont get it why ppl waste time replyin in very old threads.

**KarissaMann05** · 02-22-2012, 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by DeafTim

I dont get it why ppl waste time replyin in very old threads.

So? I mean, why not?

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sara1981 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: North Little Rock,Ar Posts: 7,049	im born May 26 1981 80's Bill Clinton become Arkansas of Governor in January 9, 1979 – January 19, 1981 Ronald Reagon become President of USA Prince Charles married to Lady Diana Spencer in July 27,1981 Prince William born in June 21,1982 my brother Aaron born new year day Jan.1st 1984 Prince Harry born in Sept.14,1984 Prince Andrew married to Sarah Ferguson in July 23,1986 my cousin Ashley born in Aug.4 1986 Princess Beatrice of York born on Aug.8 1988 - daughter of Prince Andrew 90's My parents got divorces Bill Clinton become President of USA Princess Eugenie of York born on March 22,1990 daughter of Prince Andrew my cousin Nolan born Nov.2 1990 Prince Charles and Princess Diana separation Dec.9 1992 for 4 years Prince Andrew and Sarah of York separation March 19,1992 for 4 years my mom remarried to Donald Lallemand in 1994 Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson finalised divorces in May 30,1996 Prince Charles and Princess Diana finalised divorces in Aug.28,1996 in order by HM Queen Elizabeth and strip titles for Diana..In Taboilds. Summer 1997 -Diana,Princess of Wales sold her famous dress for 15 years since her marriages to Prince of Wales in 1981-1996 but she faxed to christies in London,England and New York for bidding dress till over five million dollars pounds in England between USA money for charity needs..And Diana went 2 christies in London,England and New York she view her favorite dress prior her death. Aug.31 1997 Diana,Princess of Wales injury in accident dues drive is drunk and her companion is killed and drive include but she got in hospital nearby and doctor tried to save her life in surgery and never work out!! But doctor told press about Diana's pass away. my cousin Abby born Sept.24 1997 in Georgia HM Queen Elizabeth and HRH Prince Philip of Edinburgh celebration 50th anniversary marriages Nov.1947-1997. Prince Charles celebration 50th birthday 1948-1998 Prince Edward married to his longtime girlfriend Sophie Rhys-Jones June 19,1999 at St.George's Chapel in Windsor Castle but both couple have children and dont have title due respectives as known Lady and Viscount but the couple dont intive Sarah,Duchess of York nor Camilla Parker Bowles. 00's im graduate from Kansas School for the Deaf with Diploma thankness godness!! - May 24 2000. my step-dad pass away June 2000 George Bush become president of USA 2001-2009 my cousin Bud born Feb.2001 in Jacksonville,Ar im turn 21 years old and have bbq party in 2002 my cousin Becky got married on Nov.2002 my dad turn 50 years old on Nov.14 in 2002 my mom and me went to London,England in 2002 my brother graduate from high school in 2003 HM Queen Elizabeth celebration 50th anniversary Golden Jubliee in 2003 Lady Louise born at Frimley Park Hospital outside of London,England on Nov.2003 daughter of Prince Edward. my dad had heart valet surgery June 2004 my step-grandma passed away Feb.2005 Prince Charles remarried to his mistress on April 2005 my cousin got married on Nov.2005 im turned 25 years old on 2006 and have bbq party!! my cousin Olivia born on Sept 2006 my grandma died from stroke on July 2007 my grandma bean turn 70 year old on July 26 in 2007 HM Queen Elizabeth and HRH Prince Philip of Edinburgh celebration their 60th anniversary marriages 1947-2007. Viscount James Severn born at Frimley Park Hospital outside of London,England December 17,2007 son of Prince Edward. my mom turn 50 years old on Aug.13 in 2008 HRH Prince Charles celebration 60th birthday Nov.14th in 2008 1948-2007 Barack Obama become President of USA Jan.2009 till current my uncle Tj turn 50 years old on Feb 27 in 2009 my mom and me got adopt Pandy the Beagle June 2009 see avator!! my dad got remarried on Dec.2009 FINALLY!! 2010 my boyfriend James will moves to Perth,Australia on February for jobs and he will lives there also but he will reach his milestones 30th birthday on March 19,1980. my late grandfather will reach 75th birthday if he will alives today his birthday same my boyfriend's his birthday is March 19,1935 __________________

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stefan2832 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Ireland Posts: 546 Blog Entries: 1	I was born in '66 but it's the 70's that I really remember. We had the saturday morning cartoons then as well! Black + white tv. Video recorders, but it was the late 80's before we could afford one! Nobody sued you for something silly! Girls wearing legwarmers. Corporal punishment in school! __________________ If it's not broke...don't fix it!

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Reba Granny Terp Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: South Carolina Posts: 39,195	I was born in 1951, so I remember ViewMaster slides, Ginny and Jill dolls, all the classic Saturday morning cartoons and Westerns on TV, heavy party-line telephones (which were owned by the phone company, not the individual), B&W TV with rabbit ears and tinfoil, getting milk and soda in glass bottles only, no fast food restaurants until my first McDonalds experience as a teenager, traveling all over the place by bus and not worrying about crime, single-speed "coaster" bikes with baseball cards clipped onto the wheel spokes with clothespins, going to the theater to see Disney films (only once per release), and my first portable transistor radio. I liked to play with my hoola hoops, gyroscope, baton (yes, I twirled), and anything made by Whammo! My favorite board games were Monopoly, Scrabble, and Life. I played Scrabble once a week with my grandmother at her house (fond memory). My dad's cars had tons of chrome and big fins, ran on leaded gas, and would be considered death traps now (no airbags, headrests, or seatbelts, and the dashboards were covered with sharp instruments). We rode unrestrained in cars but no food or drinks were allowed in the car while moving. Every place we went, people were smoking. Ashtrays were common "furnishings" in every home, restaurant, and business. Public schools had strict dress and grooming codes that we followed without complaint until my teenage years in the late 60's. The only time I attended a school that allowed the girls to wear "pants" was in second grade in the Mojave Desert where elementary kids could wear shorts. Even then, I usually wore a dress to school, sometimes with matching shorts underneath. In my senior high school years, I ironed my hair with a clothes iron, and rolled my hair on large empty juice cans. I wore bangs down to my eyeballs, white lipstick and nail polish, and black eyeliner. I never owned an electronic device while growing up. I had a few things that ran on electricity or batteries, such as my radio, "portable" record player, bonnet hair dryer, and homemade "computer". I guess my generation was "quaint."

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01-02-2010, 04:31 AM	#49 (permalink)
posts from hell Registered User Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 9,434	1980's Nov 5th 1982: Posts from Hell celebrates his first birthday. His cake was a sheet cake with a birthday candle on it. The cake was surrounded by whiskey and rum bottles. There were about 35 people in attendance. That is all.

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Pinky Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 5,898	I don't ask for full birthday. Just born year that all. I was born in 1981.

01-08-2010, 02:51 AM	#54 (permalink)
~Kaelei~ Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Vancouver, Washington Posts: 1,571	I was born in Late 80's (1987).... but I remember so much of the 90's and 00's. Growing up in the 90's were awesome... I remember so much of it... the style of clothes, the tv shows, the video games, riding bikes, playing outside with friends and so on. I also remember thick cellphones that Dad and Mom had, big computer that would take forever to turn on and play games, VHS movies and so on. Being Teenager in first six years of 00's were pretty neat as well, as the style of clothes has really improved, more techologly has improved as well with those tiny cellphones, DVDs, Slim Computers, Slim TV and so on. __________________

01-08-2010, 03:37 AM	#55 (permalink)
inspirabull Registered User Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 434	old yearbook Early 70's highschool in Alaska, us boys were all sporting Dad's haircut grown out for a year or two. Parted still way over on the side. We sure had a lot of hair then. I enjoy an old family photo from later in the 70's of all the big young men in the family standing around this tiny smiling aunt of mine, we all had bushy beards and a whole lot of long hair.

02-22-2012, 12:28 PM	#56 (permalink)
valvalpeace Registered User Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 1	Haha, this might sound embaressing. I was born in 2001. I never used the internet at home until 2009. I don't remember 9/11/2001 because I was only 19 days old at the time. I do remember that all the boys in Kindergarten were playing with PS2's. I can't believe I am so young XD. 00's: Facebook was invented Good shows were on Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network. I started school in 2006. IPods were new.

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