Do you remember these things from the 90's?
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/do-you-remember-these-things-from-the-90s.htmlThese things are for today's children will be a rarity, and for some they are not even able to come up with a present purpose. Those who are born in the 90s and earlier, brush away a tear and get immersed in this nostalgic post.
Mouse, which had to regularly clean the ball
Erasers, allows you to remove even traces of the pen
How to explain to our children that we need three times to press the button to print a single letter
Precious pencil with removable cartridges
And the best music on the discs
And then kept the entire albums with the discs
Another cool thing — the glasses with the characters
The solitaire game on Windows 95
And you were able to weave such baubles?
Bright potatoes of the first McDonald's
Combo from the 90's
Everything that made you cool: haircuts for Cobain, a can of Pepsi, a t-shirt with your favorite group and corduroy shirt
Eyecatcher...
Tracksuits dreams
Ponte 90s
That means a wealthy guy
And remember these luminous stars?
Spinners from the past
To win a prize did not have anything to send anywhere — opened the lid and vaul!
The mission is practically not feasible
Well, as without a Tamagotchi?!
Worse than this was not the time
Keywords: 90s | Nostalgia | Retro
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