Do you remember?

[Smurfy]

friendship bracelets and friendship pins

duck boots

sergio valente, calvin klein, and vanderbilt jeans

when Nike swoosh gym shoes first came out

station wagons

barettes with ribbon hanging off

Colecovision

ON-TV

Pong

Atari 2600

Pay phones for a dime

Bubble Yum was 25 cents a pack

cavariccis

I.O.U. sweatshirts

when MTV first aired and all they played was videos

when "Like a Virgin" played on the radio constantly

rotary phones

V neck cable knit sweaters worn backwards

stirrup stretch pants

when there was no such thing as voicemail, or call waiting

making $3.10 an hour at your job

the caterpillar and the cabbage patch

when cars didnt have bucket seats but one long front seat that was a pain in the ass to move up and back

collars flipped up

tight rolled jeans

when there were no Reality Shows

 

[Kroliczek]

I layered my socks to match my outfits. I also wore leg warmers.

Headbands were popular...so were long, dangly earrings.

 

[ceo]

yes.

and those long seats in cars are called "bench" seats.

 

[*MissFit*]

whut bout the get along gang?
kids incorporated?

 

[powerslave]

when Nike swoosh gym shoes first came out

station wagons

Atari 2600

rotary phones

I think I was in 6th grade when I got my first pair of Nike shoes. Remember those white canvas ones.

Yep we had a station wagon when I was a kid

I think my Atari 2600 is still in my parent's garage

My parents still have a rotary phone

 

[Evil_Frisky]

Neon Pink, Yellow, and Green Chucks...

Aqua Net hair spray

root beer barrel hard candies

Astropops

 

[geminitwins]

do you remember...

when dating was so much simpler and people had morals and values...

 

[Y_lifter]

Video killed the radio star

 

[hamstershaver]

i miss hairy 80's kitty, damn they all had nice bushes back then

 

[jestros]

parachute pants.

 

[gab9681]

I remember everything but the v-neck sweaters worn backwards. That must have passed us over. Tight rolled pants, hell yeah, I remember when everyone was doing it and then one day it became known as "fag-rolling" your jeans. And my mother was the stirrup pants queen I swear. 90% of my childhood memories consist of my mother in stirrup pants, watching Young and the Restless while making me macaroni and cheese.