Growing up in the 90's

[Mikey]

Well I got a little over halfway down the list before I found my thought wandering off. I was a child of the 70's and more so the 80's.
None of that made any sense whatsoever, I've never owned or wanted a gameboy nintendo, never played pokemon, never watched any of the shows you mentioned other than cheers. It doesn't make me feel old just lucky.
I knew what it was like to be freely allowed to play outdoors until it got dark.

[Potstubsdustbins]

Born in 1946 I did most off my growing up in the fifties. My comic was the Beano and my hero Dennis The Menace.

Still got my catapult wouldn't dare pull it though the rubbers has fretted.

Colin

[pauco]

Born 1949 for me the best era was the 60s


paul.

[binley100]

My sons still know all the words to Fresh Prince
And I banned em from watching power rangers

mine were banned from watching power rangers as well .........and teenage mutant ninja turtles ....think it was because it was all a load of tosh ........

[FionaH]

My youngest son looked like the baby dinosaur when he was born

Power rangers got banned due to mahoosive fights

[cptncrackoff]

I still have my NES, SNES and original Gameboy!
Dinosaurs was great, so was TMNT.
What about Round the twist, going live, Biker mice from Mars!
Those were the days.
Getting excited about finging a pack of Pogs in a bag of watsits, or even a little blue bag in a pack of walkers with a £20 note in it!

[lizzylemon]

too American for me. Some of it yes for sure, but mostly too busy being late teens through to end of my twenties, lots of dancing and general (nice) naughtiness

[binley100]

.......... or even a little blue bag in a pack of walkers with a £20 note in it!

Huh ? I only ever got salt in my little blue bag

[Seahorse]

What? Get off my lawn sonny! *shakes stick*

[bearded bloke]

a little blue bag in a pack of walkers

You yoof's,the "little blue bag" started as a little blue twist of paper in Smith's crisps,about 30 years previously

[veggiechicken]

Born 1949 for me the best era was the 60s


paul.

How could anything compare to the 60s? Now you're talking my language! Don't understand much of that 90s stuff.

[cptncrackoff]

Huh ? I only ever got salt in my little blue bag

Come on!! someone must remember walkers putting money in little blue bags, and free crisp vouchers, i was at primary school, must have been 1993/94 ish, someone....anyone!? lol

[lizzylemon]

Come on!! someone must remember walkers putting money in little blue bags, and free crisp vouchers, i was at primary school, must have been 1993/94 ish, someone....anyone!? lol

Yep I remember them. 'won' a couple of free packets i think

[bearded bloke]

Come on!! someone must remember walkers putting money in little blue bags,

Yep.I never got one though

As part of its 'Moneybags' promotion, Walkers placed £5 and £20 notes into some packets of Walkers Crisps. £6,500 a day was put into blue sachets which in turn went into the crisp packets that passed down the production lines.

Taken from ... Moneybags and misconduct - using anonymous evidence | Credit Management | Find Articles

[Mikey]

I think this thread has reach the stage where this has become appropriate.

Monty Python 4 yorkshireman