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17 Things You Forgot You Loved During The '90s

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17 Things You Forgot You Loved During The '90s
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As my second year of college comes to an end, it is hard to believe how quickly the time has gone by! It seems like just yesterday I was making Kool-Aid with my mom and listening to The Backstreet Boys! Time flies, and here are some nostalgia-inducing images to remind you just how far you've come!

1. When Trix cereal was shaped like tiny fruit.


2. Trying not to lose any of the pieces from you Polly Pocket collection (and failing miserably).


3. Having to remember to rewind your Blockbuster rental to avoid getting fined.



4. Having that one friend who always had the newest, coolest toys.



5. Trying to enjoy Bubble Jug even though it always just fell apart in your mouth.



6. Gel pens that always seemed to be out of ink, even when they were brand new.



7. Developing trust issues because the label said "No Tears" and yet, your eyes were always burning.



8. These. Everywhere.


9. Playing "McDonald's" because you secretly thought it could be cool to work at a fast-food restaurant.




10. Getting in trouble when you tried to iron these without your parents' help.


11. Tang.



12. The risk that came from playing with a Skip It, because if that thing hit your ankle you were done.



13. Being totally jealous of that girl down the street who had a Barbie Jeep!



14. Never having quite as much fun with your Easy-Bake Oven as the kids from the commercial. And why did their stuff always come out so much better than yours?



15. The "advanced technology" behind the Poo-Chi toy.



16. Begging your parents for a Video Now.


17. Extremely colorful food that was never as delicious as you imagined it would be.

Thanks so much for reading! Tell me what your favorite '90s toy was in the comments below!

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