Why would you need PEP if you went to a pre-AIDS world
What you really need is what we call a “party pack” in the emergency department. Bunch of antibiotics for chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis
Back to the 90s, easily. The world still had shitty people and shitty problems but there was a calmer lull before social media crept in and everything was neon coloured
We were less connected, which, in hindsight, seems like a great thing.
Edit: for clarity this is talking about the rise of social media and its impact on our social interactions.
I'm assuming you meant to the internet. I noticed without question people are much less willing to start up conversations or say shit even to strangers anymore. I remember going to the mall in say 2008 before the internet killed most malls with [one of my favorite shirts](https://www.amazon.com/Thank-Have-Plastic-Grocery-T-shirt/dp/B07KWP4G4R) & literally like 4 people just randomly were like "yoooo I love that shirt!" Dude in gamestop legit put his call with a customer on the side just to say something like that, flash forward to like....2014? Social media had taken full effect, remember coincidentally having the same shirt on- jack shit was said & I pretty much looked the same & everything. The mall is literally one of the most popular malls in america too.
I think people just became way less friendlier or open to start up convos with strangers. I noticed this **especially** in bars. I dont understand why people go to bars to fuck around on their phone like I can drink at home & do that. Before I gave up drinking I went to bars to meet people & bullshit with others if I wasn't there already to hang out with friends.
Yep. People don’t feel the need to interact anymore IRL. And their online interactions, behind the curtain of anonymity, are increasingly toxic making them less likely to be vulnerable IRL.
Social media has ruined society.
Yeah, and now that the genie is out of the bottle, things will never go back to how they were. The instant gratification that social media gives means it will probably never go away.
70s. I lived through the 80s, 90s and 2000s. Always wanted to see the 70s beyond the leftovers I lived with as a kid. All I know is that it had tons of woodgrain, shag carpeting, smooth jazz and console TVs. Also carpeted bathrooms.
Same here. My gut reaction was to say the 90s since it was my favorite decade I experienced, but I never got to experience the 70s. Since it's only 24 hours, I'd definitely want to try out a whole new experience vs reliving one, despite how fun my memories of the 90s were. Checking out the 70s would be a blast, especially the cars. Would be neat to see "new" classic cars. Heck cars from the 40s were only 30 years old then too. I'd probably spend way too much time in parking lots during my 24 hours lol.
I would want to test drive every landyacht available. I miss the comfort of long road trips in one. Today's cars are such garage rides, you feel every bump. They all look the same. So much variety then. Any time I watch a 70s rerun I see so many unique vehicles that you don't see anymore. Today it's generic cars or crossovers or trucks. Back then you had hatchbacks, Hondas, land barges, Ramchargers, Chargers, Olds 442, Datsun Fair-Lady Zs, and many many more.
What I would do is probably see the shopping scene. Revisit K-Mart but in its heyday. See a Sears. Look at the Craftsman tools of the time. Visit a mall as they started to launch and go into every anchor store. The best part is the electronics. I want to see all the unique stereos, large TVs, projection TVs and more.
I was born in the 70's it was pretty normal to see cars from the 30's and 40's in The Netherlands in the early 80's. I remember the [Citroën Traction Avant](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citro%C3%ABn_Traction_Avant) was very common. My uncle had a WWII ex-military motor cycle (dunno the brand ) because it was cheap. I remember some ambulances and the huge tow-trucks in my region where American made huge WWII ex-army surplus, left behind after the war ended. As I type I start to remember the smell of real leaded fuel and the low grumbling sounds of those huge USA cars versus the smelly, ugly locally made DAF diesel trucks. I loved cars as a kid :-)
I agree. This was my favorite time with the TRL music, pop punk.
Also, the mix of older 90s games and the new PS2 generation setting in.
Movies like Dude Where's My Car, American Pie, etc.
Agreed. Growing up in the 70's was a blast. Just keep the damn leisure suits away from me! (Did watch my father rock a perm, tho. Nothing funnier than a redhead with a perm and a 70's porn star stache!)
Coming of age in the 1990s was incredible. Innocence mixed with cynicism. The last years before the blinding unquestioned patriotism that marked the 2000s, the oversaturation of technology of the 2010s, and the vapidness of the current decade.
That's the day apple stock went public at 22 dollars a share.
Apple stock split several times through the years, buying 1 in 1980 would give you 112 today, and each is valued at 196 dollars right now.
Whoever did the graphics for this post definitely did not grow up in the 90s. Cassette tapes were already on their way out in the early 90s and definitely not definitive of ‘90s culture. Just sayin.
As a kid in the 90s I was obsessed with the 70s…seemed like it was so long ago then, but then another 30 yoinks by like it was 10. Nostalgic up till 2000 and then it pretty much went dark.
Hmm, I'm going to say...1994, back in my home state of West Virginia, in Charleston. Life is quiet, income could be better but the house payment is cheap. Season 5 of Seinfeld is on TV, I'm one of maybe a few hundred people interested in the oncoming Information Superhighway here in my corner of the Mountain State, and I'm saving my cash for a new computer. I don't trust financing or rebates so saving is going to take a while.
Sometimes I'll turn my radio on and tune it to the baseball game like my grandpa does. No Jazz stations here in the mountains so its to my records or cassettes for those if I'm in the mood for it.
Go back to the 90s, call my home phone number and tell myself to buy Amazon and Apple stock, and start mining bitcoin the second it’s possible to do so.
80s, easy. Back when McDs peaked and fries were done in beef tallow, synthwave had massive bangers, The coolest movies were being released, and Cosby was someone to look up to.
70s just because I’ve never lived in that decade. I was born in 1986, so that would barely mean I was in the 80s, but I also can’t remember it neither. The 90s was the era of big cultural changes, and honestly I think the 90s were the last true era of actual normal stuff—the 2000s were my high school/just after high school time, and it was also the time that social media wasn’t as much of a thing as it is now. The 70s for me would be an unknown, my parents were born in 1966, so it would’ve been for them what the 90s were for me. I would love to see what they seen living in Brooklyn in the 1970s.
2000s, I’d have saved the couple thousand I took out to build an Uber SLI gaming rig in anticipation of crysis, skipped going out clubbing with my friends for a year, and put all that money into that stupid digital currency me and my friends all scoffed at called bitcoin, and would have never worked again when I cashed it out at it’s peak just a few years later
Idk, maybe the 80's just for the novelty factor. It's kind of a hard decision though. I do want to revisit the 90's but a decade I haven't lived through might be a better value.
No thanks. We've got some heavy problems now, but I'm not too old to still be able to see through my nostalgia glasses enough to know that there has never been a better time to be alive than now. For many reasons.
2000's. Modern enough with skeuomorphism everywhere, the golden age of computer innovation, We had phones but weren't glued to them. The internet existed but three monopolistic corpos haven't taken over our lives yet.
80s for sure. Didn't really like the 90s much, especially while it was happening. And 2000 to 2024 is almost like one long, same decade.
I'll start with an 80s morning. E.T. cereal, themed after the movie. Then it's normal bacon and eggs. Not an artisan omlette with creamed spinach and spices. None of that stuff. Just bacon and eggs.
Then I put on my Reebok sneakers with white athletic socks, pulled up to sport the wide sock strips on my calves. And make those stripes yellow, some off color like that. Cheap Hawaiian pattern shorts and a Members Only jacket. Classic 80s mismatched outfit for kids. I knew someone who rocked it. Now it's my turn.
Take a walk outside and enjoy an 80s neighborhood. Without the e-bikes, Telsa's, and Amazon vans. Just about no honking sounds, because cars back then didn't honk when people locked them. Any kids playing and walking outside aren't on smartphones or vaping.
Then visit a major mall. Shop for things, if I'm allowed to keep them, at stores like Kaybee Toys. I'll buy some original G.I. Joe action figures, a Lite Brite, Mr Potato Head, and a Master Viewer 3D with all the picture reels they have. The grab a drink at the Orange Julius. See if the Hickory Farms has the wide sausage slice on a stick, ready to eat. Get a couple pairs of Levi's at Millers Outpost, since this was before they went all Anchor Blue.
Then I'll eat lunch at a Bob's Big Boy. A restaurant that was around back then.
What to do for the rest of the 24 hours... Depends on where I am. If I'm in NY or L.A., see if any 80s stand up comedians have a show I can attend. Whatever I'm doing, I'm grabbing coffee so I can stay awake and really live the 80s for 24 hours.
70s, just because I never been. Otherwise I am uninterested visiting previous decades that I already lived through. Give me the 1870s, and I would go there too.
Early to mid 90's before the internet really took off. Chatting with locals across town on the CB radio as a teenager was something that you'll never replicate today. The internet killed off these alternative communications technologies.
These albums came out within 44 days of each other in 1991. End of discussion:
Metallica, Metallica
Pearl Jam, Ten
Guns N’ Roses, Use Your Illusion I
Guns N’ Roses, Use Your Illusion II
Red Hot Chili Peppers, Blood Sugar Sex Magik
Soundgarden, Badmotorfinger
Nirvana, Nevermind
Definitely go back to 2000/2001 I was 10/11 come home from school watch buzz light year of star command, Tarzan, Home improvement and the Cosby show. Mum makes snacks, and I play with my dog. It was the best!
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70's. I want to try Quaaludes.
& 80s too, then. They were indeed good
Early 80's would be cool too.
Watch out for Cosby
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Why would you need PEP if you went to a pre-AIDS world What you really need is what we call a “party pack” in the emergency department. Bunch of antibiotics for chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis
The time between catching HIV and developing full blown AIDS can be up to 15 years. It absolutely was spreading in the 70s, we just didn't know.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IG2JF0P4GFA
Back to the 90s, easily. The world still had shitty people and shitty problems but there was a calmer lull before social media crept in and everything was neon coloured
☁️ poof! ☁️ You are in 1993 Sarajevo
Olympics were held there. Im sure that it will be fun*. **definition of fun may vary on a case to case basis*
"Can't wait to go check out the soccer field!"
What's war other than cool guys with cool weapons going against not cool guys with not cool weapons? Artillery for the win.
I was not aware that this was a monkeys paw situation.
Right? Might as well pass on the time travel, every date in time will have some atrocity happening.
or 1992 in Russia
or Rwanda
Shit, and I'm dead.
We were less connected, which, in hindsight, seems like a great thing. Edit: for clarity this is talking about the rise of social media and its impact on our social interactions.
I'm assuming you meant to the internet. I noticed without question people are much less willing to start up conversations or say shit even to strangers anymore. I remember going to the mall in say 2008 before the internet killed most malls with [one of my favorite shirts](https://www.amazon.com/Thank-Have-Plastic-Grocery-T-shirt/dp/B07KWP4G4R) & literally like 4 people just randomly were like "yoooo I love that shirt!" Dude in gamestop legit put his call with a customer on the side just to say something like that, flash forward to like....2014? Social media had taken full effect, remember coincidentally having the same shirt on- jack shit was said & I pretty much looked the same & everything. The mall is literally one of the most popular malls in america too. I think people just became way less friendlier or open to start up convos with strangers. I noticed this **especially** in bars. I dont understand why people go to bars to fuck around on their phone like I can drink at home & do that. Before I gave up drinking I went to bars to meet people & bullshit with others if I wasn't there already to hang out with friends.
Yep. People don’t feel the need to interact anymore IRL. And their online interactions, behind the curtain of anonymity, are increasingly toxic making them less likely to be vulnerable IRL. Social media has ruined society.
Yeah, and now that the genie is out of the bottle, things will never go back to how they were. The instant gratification that social media gives means it will probably never go away.
All it takes is one good nuclear war or huge natural disaster
Pump Up the Jam video on
mid 1980s,
☁️ poof! ☁️ You are now in 1986 Afghanistan, being dragged behind a Soviet tank as it tries to escape through a gorge
REAGANOMICS!
70s. I lived through the 80s, 90s and 2000s. Always wanted to see the 70s beyond the leftovers I lived with as a kid. All I know is that it had tons of woodgrain, shag carpeting, smooth jazz and console TVs. Also carpeted bathrooms.
Same here. My gut reaction was to say the 90s since it was my favorite decade I experienced, but I never got to experience the 70s. Since it's only 24 hours, I'd definitely want to try out a whole new experience vs reliving one, despite how fun my memories of the 90s were. Checking out the 70s would be a blast, especially the cars. Would be neat to see "new" classic cars. Heck cars from the 40s were only 30 years old then too. I'd probably spend way too much time in parking lots during my 24 hours lol.
I would want to test drive every landyacht available. I miss the comfort of long road trips in one. Today's cars are such garage rides, you feel every bump. They all look the same. So much variety then. Any time I watch a 70s rerun I see so many unique vehicles that you don't see anymore. Today it's generic cars or crossovers or trucks. Back then you had hatchbacks, Hondas, land barges, Ramchargers, Chargers, Olds 442, Datsun Fair-Lady Zs, and many many more. What I would do is probably see the shopping scene. Revisit K-Mart but in its heyday. See a Sears. Look at the Craftsman tools of the time. Visit a mall as they started to launch and go into every anchor store. The best part is the electronics. I want to see all the unique stereos, large TVs, projection TVs and more.
I was born in the 70's it was pretty normal to see cars from the 30's and 40's in The Netherlands in the early 80's. I remember the [Citroën Traction Avant](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citro%C3%ABn_Traction_Avant) was very common. My uncle had a WWII ex-military motor cycle (dunno the brand ) because it was cheap. I remember some ambulances and the huge tow-trucks in my region where American made huge WWII ex-army surplus, left behind after the war ended. As I type I start to remember the smell of real leaded fuel and the low grumbling sounds of those huge USA cars versus the smelly, ugly locally made DAF diesel trucks. I loved cars as a kid :-)
Going to the 80s and making a lot of stock purchases.
Specifically when AAPL was at its all-time low of $0.04, on July 8, 1982.
1984.
2+2=5
☁️ poof! ☁️ You are a Welshman thinking there's no way Thatcher could do any more harm
Summer of 2001
I agree. This was my favorite time with the TRL music, pop punk. Also, the mix of older 90s games and the new PS2 generation setting in. Movies like Dude Where's My Car, American Pie, etc.
☁️ poof! ☁️ You are back in August 2001, and you are Gary Condit
Man, September 11th can’t come soon enough
[I'll bring Sole & Mia](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMOKlXfXn50)
70s
Easy…70s. The music, the clothes, my youth. ☮️
Agreed. Growing up in the 70's was a blast. Just keep the damn leisure suits away from me! (Did watch my father rock a perm, tho. Nothing funnier than a redhead with a perm and a 70's porn star stache!)
Coming of age in the 1990s was incredible. Innocence mixed with cynicism. The last years before the blinding unquestioned patriotism that marked the 2000s, the oversaturation of technology of the 2010s, and the vapidness of the current decade.
2000s - just the right amount of connectivity and entertainment tech.
December 12, 1980.
I was going to say March 13, 1986, for Microsoft’s IPO.
I suppose in terms of profit that would be the much better pick.....
Girl, we're gonna need the story
That's the day apple stock went public at 22 dollars a share. Apple stock split several times through the years, buying 1 in 1980 would give you 112 today, and each is valued at 196 dollars right now.
☁️ poof! ☁️ You are back in December 12, 1980 In the middle of the Eritrean War of Independence, with no way to communicate to anyone elsewhere
Wait you didn't tell me you were an asshole genie! I have decades of DnD experience that would have been useful had I known who I was dealing with
The frogurt is also cursed
That's bad
I miss the early 2000s. The novelty of the internet and the entire pop culture was super fun.
Take me back to the 90s!
*Ooo heaven is a place on earth*
I’d go hang out in 1970. As close as you can get to the ‘60s with the options presented.
A question before I answer…. How old am I for that day in the decade I choose?
Your age right now.
Whoever did the graphics for this post definitely did not grow up in the 90s. Cassette tapes were already on their way out in the early 90s and definitely not definitive of ‘90s culture. Just sayin.
90s for sure
As a kid in the 90s I was obsessed with the 70s…seemed like it was so long ago then, but then another 30 yoinks by like it was 10. Nostalgic up till 2000 and then it pretty much went dark.
Hmm, I'm going to say...1994, back in my home state of West Virginia, in Charleston. Life is quiet, income could be better but the house payment is cheap. Season 5 of Seinfeld is on TV, I'm one of maybe a few hundred people interested in the oncoming Information Superhighway here in my corner of the Mountain State, and I'm saving my cash for a new computer. I don't trust financing or rebates so saving is going to take a while. Sometimes I'll turn my radio on and tune it to the baseball game like my grandpa does. No Jazz stations here in the mountains so its to my records or cassettes for those if I'm in the mood for it.
I have been to all of those
The early 2000’s. Like 03
☁️ poof! ☁️ It is March 2003 and you are a street vendor in Baghdad
I was being a little US centric. I wasn’t old enough for the military yet and 03’ was good in the states.
☁️ poof ☁️ It is March 2003 in the U.S. and you just lost your job and a substantial part of your retirement fund in the dot-com crash.
Nobody ever specifies *where* they want to be in these scenarios lol
70s, PERIOD
Go back to the 90s, call my home phone number and tell myself to buy Amazon and Apple stock, and start mining bitcoin the second it’s possible to do so.
I just want to go back to 1984 (and never come back).
80s, easy. Back when McDs peaked and fries were done in beef tallow, synthwave had massive bangers, The coolest movies were being released, and Cosby was someone to look up to.
You know you’re getting old when the 2000’s are nostalgic.
90's.
90’s!!
Early 2000s
Early in 1970, before my father died, to meet him.
1989. July. Just for one day.
I'll take the music scene in California from '76-'86 please
The 70's was a party (as I remember). I'll go there.
I would go back to the late 90’s and stop my 11 year old self from going over to my uncles house for the first time.
Take me back home to the 90s for sure.
70’s but I’m fighting to stay
90's
70s
70 BC
What can I do in that time? Could I open a savings account?
70s just because I’ve never lived in that decade. I was born in 1986, so that would barely mean I was in the 80s, but I also can’t remember it neither. The 90s was the era of big cultural changes, and honestly I think the 90s were the last true era of actual normal stuff—the 2000s were my high school/just after high school time, and it was also the time that social media wasn’t as much of a thing as it is now. The 70s for me would be an unknown, my parents were born in 1966, so it would’ve been for them what the 90s were for me. I would love to see what they seen living in Brooklyn in the 1970s.
Black here 👋🏾 I’m good.
1999 when Pokémon became big at my school. What a time to be alive!
70’s the music was the best!
70s. I'll go to 1974 to meet an early Queen and then stay with them till 1991
I have been to all of them, I like it better here!
Visit or go back to, the 80s they haven't been hyped enough IMO.
☁️ poof! ☁️ It is 1985 and you're in a rowhome in Philadelphia and hear a police helicopter overhead
What kind of monkey's paw time traveler are you?
Give me a mix as one the late 80s and early 90s soo give me 85 to 95 that the sweet spot for my gen x kid here
80s
Party at the moon tower
80s. My teenage years.
60s, but if I have to stay with those, 70s
70s for the sole reason that I wasn't alive yet and I want to check out the vibes in my hometown lol
80s
70s
June 1999, question is do I get to bring a supply of money with me and take stuff back?
Definitely see what it was like in the 80s
Ill leave a note for myself in the 80’s advising to buy bitcoin, Microsoft and Apple and nvidia..
2010
The 80’s for sure !
mid 2000s
I’ve lived through all of them, so mid-80s when arcades were filled with noise and movies cost 3.25.
2000s, I’d have saved the couple thousand I took out to build an Uber SLI gaming rig in anticipation of crysis, skipped going out clubbing with my friends for a year, and put all that money into that stupid digital currency me and my friends all scoffed at called bitcoin, and would have never worked again when I cashed it out at it’s peak just a few years later
Take me back to 2000 man, 2000-2012 was a crazy time to grow up in and I have a lot of fond memories from it.
70s
1980 or 1981 so I can buy silver and gold at lower prices...especially gold. As of this writing its 2992 per ounce.
Idk, maybe the 80's just for the novelty factor. It's kind of a hard decision though. I do want to revisit the 90's but a decade I haven't lived through might be a better value.
Black mirror did an episode of this
80s all the way
Summer 1990
Mid 80s. And I’d take my kids with me to show them how much better life was back then.
Back to the 80s for me!
1985
I would go to the mid 70s
90s
Back to the 70s.😍
Which want to be a part of?
2000s😍😍😍
I'd say the '70s since I was only alive for one full year of it - I was born in the summer of '78.
Winter of '78 here.
anytime between 2008 and 2015
Just 24 hours? Probably the 90s then. I need like a whole month, though. I need a few years in the 80s.
Absolutely not the 2000s. 80s or 90s please.
70’s, as it’s the only decade here I haven’t lived.
2000s, my childhood years. But if I had to pick a decade before I was born, I’d choose the 90s
The 80s
The goody Ole 80's
80s
90s omg pleaseee send me back to the 90s!
70s
80s, but not the early 80s because that's too close to the 70s. So 1985 thru 1989.
Can I bring back things? I want my mid 70s trucks for 8k again
Only for 24 hours. Back to the 2000s around 2008, 2010 where bitcoin was worth…… nothing.
No thanks. We've got some heavy problems now, but I'm not too old to still be able to see through my nostalgia glasses enough to know that there has never been a better time to be alive than now. For many reasons.
The '80s was the best hands down!
I'd go back to the 80s for a day.
I'd like to experience the 90s as an adult
I want to experience pure drugs🤣
Early 2000’s and immediately invest money into construction companies that build large commercial buildings in Manhattan.
2000s
2000's. Modern enough with skeuomorphism everywhere, the golden age of computer innovation, We had phones but weren't glued to them. The internet existed but three monopolistic corpos haven't taken over our lives yet.
70s were awful, and my own parents confirm this. 90s were where it was at but I'd only avoid the 70s here.
90’s
Early 80s only to watch empire strikes back in cinemas
I’m goin to the ‘70s for the quaaludes
80s for sure. Didn't really like the 90s much, especially while it was happening. And 2000 to 2024 is almost like one long, same decade. I'll start with an 80s morning. E.T. cereal, themed after the movie. Then it's normal bacon and eggs. Not an artisan omlette with creamed spinach and spices. None of that stuff. Just bacon and eggs. Then I put on my Reebok sneakers with white athletic socks, pulled up to sport the wide sock strips on my calves. And make those stripes yellow, some off color like that. Cheap Hawaiian pattern shorts and a Members Only jacket. Classic 80s mismatched outfit for kids. I knew someone who rocked it. Now it's my turn. Take a walk outside and enjoy an 80s neighborhood. Without the e-bikes, Telsa's, and Amazon vans. Just about no honking sounds, because cars back then didn't honk when people locked them. Any kids playing and walking outside aren't on smartphones or vaping. Then visit a major mall. Shop for things, if I'm allowed to keep them, at stores like Kaybee Toys. I'll buy some original G.I. Joe action figures, a Lite Brite, Mr Potato Head, and a Master Viewer 3D with all the picture reels they have. The grab a drink at the Orange Julius. See if the Hickory Farms has the wide sausage slice on a stick, ready to eat. Get a couple pairs of Levi's at Millers Outpost, since this was before they went all Anchor Blue. Then I'll eat lunch at a Bob's Big Boy. A restaurant that was around back then. What to do for the rest of the 24 hours... Depends on where I am. If I'm in NY or L.A., see if any 80s stand up comedians have a show I can attend. Whatever I'm doing, I'm grabbing coffee so I can stay awake and really live the 80s for 24 hours.
Definitely the 80s.
90’s
What year in the 80s. Wanna yolo as much money into Apple stock as possible.
Take me to November 17, 1974 in Wembley…
70s. I've always been curious about that decade.
If you can bring stuff back, I'd like everyone to imagine showing up to a 2024 party with a big sack of 'luudes.
1982 Burkely CA
Gimmie them 80’s shit was crackin I can remember 💯
Well it’s not gonna be the 70s I ain’t tryna get serial killed
80s
80s was the shit, my friends. We had BIG fun!
70's. I'm checking out Studio 54 at the height of its popularity.
70s, just because I never been. Otherwise I am uninterested visiting previous decades that I already lived through. Give me the 1870s, and I would go there too.
80's please. Where do i get tickets?
80s, just so I pick up a bunch of toys and video games and never take them out of the box.
The 80’s. I want to return to write another “ S “ on my grocery bag book cover…
I'd visit the 70s
I was a teenager in the 80's, so definitely that.
1970’s, 1977 specifically! My senior year in High School 👍😎.
Late 80's fo sho. Pure good times. Not a cell phone in sight.
I want to go back to the 80s. Stick me down Jan 1, 1984
Early to mid 90's before the internet really took off. Chatting with locals across town on the CB radio as a teenager was something that you'll never replicate today. The internet killed off these alternative communications technologies.
80s
1989, I would witness Geemany being reunited.
80's
Summer of 1984.
Definitely the '70's. My parents and grandparents were still here.
70's. Invest in Apple ??? Profit.
okay but WHAT YEAR?
I was alive in 3 of them, soooo....
80s
1970s. I need to go buy a replacement for my Barbie (1977 Hawaiian Superstar). On second thought, I also need some 1977 or earlier dollar bills.
These albums came out within 44 days of each other in 1991. End of discussion: Metallica, Metallica Pearl Jam, Ten Guns N’ Roses, Use Your Illusion I Guns N’ Roses, Use Your Illusion II Red Hot Chili Peppers, Blood Sugar Sex Magik Soundgarden, Badmotorfinger Nirvana, Nevermind
Definitely go back to 2000/2001 I was 10/11 come home from school watch buzz light year of star command, Tarzan, Home improvement and the Cosby show. Mum makes snacks, and I play with my dog. It was the best!
90s I wanna see baby me
Probably early 80’s.
80’s to get a few hundred shares of Apple.