Your 90s nostalgia (Bar's open).

Your 90s nostalgia (Bar's open).

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TheExcession

11,669 posts

251 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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StuntmanMike said:
TheExcession said:
Ahhh.. the 90s - I seem to remember spending an inordinate amount of energy sniffing around girls like this:



Ten 1990's Man points to anyone who can name the band with out tracing back the link or googling the Sir George Robey - Saturday 07 July 1990. hehe
cloud9spermfking hell I would break her.
She had a Chinese type name, Michelle wing or something.
An utter dribble fest... God I miss being young with more money than sense.



ofcorsa

3,527 posts

244 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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Eighteeteewhy

7,259 posts

169 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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vixen1700 said:



Roverload

850 posts

137 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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Mr motivator!!!

bozzy101

506 posts

140 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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Bottom

(The comedy show starring Rick Mayall and Ade Edmonson)

Tamiya RC models

Green Day

Tie dye t-shirts

Naff Naff coat

Pogs

Street Fighter trading cards

Ket - kar go kart

Nintendo watch

Edited to add a few :-)

Edited by bozzy101 on Saturday 12th April 20:07

Otispunkmeyer

12,600 posts

156 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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TheExcession

11,669 posts

251 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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fesuvious said:
microdots
You naughty boy you.



bobbo89

5,224 posts

146 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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bozzy101 said:
Green Day

Edited by bozzy101 on Saturday 12th April 20:07
Dookie!

Chunkymonkey71

13,015 posts

199 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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Adenauer said:
I was a yuppie in the 90's, complete with Navy Blue Dax Blazer, Panama hat, and beige Chinos. The drink of choice was Passion fruit juice with Vodka.

What a massive bellend biggrin
A yuppie? I think you mean a fanny!

bozzy101

506 posts

140 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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bobbo89 said:
Dookie!
I bought it on cassette from Woolworths!

ch108

1,127 posts

134 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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Passing my test in 1990 aged 17

Passing my IAM test (in a Cavalier) in 1992

Having the use of a company car in 1993 for 6months when it should have been a few weeks. It was a 1992 Cavalier SRI.

Petrol at around 75p a litre

Non complicated cars. My first 3 were a 1980 Fiesta, an 86 Cavalier and an 89 Astra.

Long journeys to England affordable due to the cheaper petrol

The BTCC racing at its peak

The 1993 crash at Donington between Nigel Mansell and Tiff Needell. We were there!

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aVvebZwmLKU

Pre digital age journey planning. Such as driving to Donington, no satnavs, mobiles and relying on the tourist info to find us accommodation when we got there!

Blur v Oasis

Pulp Fiction

Reservoir Dogs

The Usual Suspects

Dress codes for bars and clubs (was never really a fan of that). Much better now most places let you in however you are dressed.

When it was the fashion to fasten the top button on your Saturday night out shirts!

Rolling Rock beer

Miller Lite, sold in white cans

When Caffreys was sold in Irish theme pubs

Working in an office with computers which weren't P.Cs but mainframes with the black screens and green text. (Or Amber text if you were lucky).

Carphones. Drove my bosses cars which had these phones installed with removable handset ( to avoid theft) but the phones only worked when plugged in the car.

Dim dip headlights. Put your sidelights on when engine running and the beam would be brighter than sidelight but dimmer than dipped beam. Actually introduced in the late 80s and phased out by mid nineties. (Outlawed by the EU).

My first T in the park in 1999. A lot different to what it has become in recent years.



nagsheadwarrior

2,781 posts

180 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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Microdots, fk yeah,forgot all about them!

Matt UK

17,710 posts

201 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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mister_ee

347 posts

183 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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onlynik said:
The first T in the Park, Cypress Hill were late and the ended up playing a shorter set, but jamming with Rage Against the Machine. Just awesome.
I went to that, some of the other bands were pretty good, Levellers, Chumbawamba, Bjork. I only realised a couple of years later Oasis were somewhere near the bottom of the bill on the st tent and I couldn't be arsed going to see them

Robertos88

155 posts

133 months

Sunday 13th April 2014
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Salvatore Schillaci
Puma Discs. Because laces were just so uncool.
Pods
Caterpillar boots

chrisxr2

1,127 posts

195 months

Sunday 13th April 2014
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Everything mentioned so far, i Joined up in 1996 (RAF) my abiding memory of that time is oasis and Blur, and Euro 96, football coming home.

bozzy101

506 posts

140 months

Sunday 13th April 2014
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Reebok Instapumps.

226bhp

10,203 posts

129 months

Sunday 13th April 2014
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The first 'V' festival, V96 was it? In Warrington park, Pulp and Cast, beer and very hot weather, don't remember much else....

Seeing Shed Seven at the Town & Country in Leeds along with Brutus Golds 70s nights that were on there too.
Hearing music for the first time i'll enjoy for the rest of my life.

HerrSchnell

2,343 posts

200 months

Sunday 13th April 2014
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This ten minutes from C4's Hypnosis about does it for me:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiYL7NV9I6s

Episode 1, part 1 focus on Birmingham, reminds me just how strong our club scene was back then and they only just scratch the surface in that show.

Best part about it was the bulk of people at the time had no idea what was going on with it all, no corporate influence at all. It really was a secret world being run by people who were part of it and were in it just to have a good time, it was alive and exciting back then.

Edited by HerrSchnell on Sunday 13th April 11:36

AceOfHearts

5,822 posts

192 months

Sunday 13th April 2014
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