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@Trollface

Did you have one of these?

I loved mine. It was a little bit stressing at some point, but in my school this was an absolute banger.

@tikihead

The Windows Media Player green head skin is still burned in my brain

Never forget what they took from you.

@Ray

Remember Happy Tree Friends? 😁

Oh the "good" old days! Lol... Wild

@zera

We didn’t need 4K… we needed a lamp and patience.

@McLeod

Eventually for all the cool rocks I found.

@consumerway

Lemmings

How many hours did you put into Lemmings?

@kneyght

Which ones do you remember drinking?

@redskyy

Cartoon Network - "Parking Lot" (1999)

@McLeod

Nickelodeon Studio

I always wanted to goto Nickelodeon Studio as a kid, it's a shame it's shut down now but what a nostalgic time capsule.

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@Trollface

Who remembers the massive amount of hype for Revenge of the Sith back in the day?

I remember having a lot of these action figures as a kid.

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@plz

HBO Opening Intro, 1983

The "pick 3 movies" post reminded me of this, since I saw most of those movies on heavy rotation on HBO as a kid, and thus got to hear this epic intro before each one.

@BillyBizarre

Playground black market currency.

@fillosofillkall

This animated sitcom follows the early adolescent life of Douglas 'Doug' Funnie as he navigates common challenges in his new hometown of Bluffington. The show explores themes of fitting in, relationships, self-esteem, and bullying through Doug's journal entries and imagination sequences.

@McLeod

Hey Arnold!

This video features the high-quality theme song and opening credits of the animated series 'Hey Arnold!', celebrating Nickelodeon's 25 Years of Animation. Created by Craig Bartlett, 'Hey Arnold!' premiered in 1996 and ran for 100 episodes, leading to a feature film and an upcoming sequel.

@McLeod

What are you picking?

For me, Back to the Future, Ghostbusters and The Breakfast Club.

@fillosofillkall

> In 2026 I am Forgotten

@roland

Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-01-07

This might be slightly off topic if /nostalgia is focused just on the 90s, but this took me to a place that existed before I was born and I was still nostalgic for it. I was thinking of of @PlasterSlug mentioning "Ripple" as the song to be played at their funeral here: http