LMAO, that 1970 to 2000 thing, too funny
Of course I was born in 1970
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<b>Remember the 80's?</b>
You remember when Jordache jeans with a flat handle comb in the back pocket was cool.
In your class picture you were wearing an Izod shirt with the collar up.
You know by heart the words to any Weird Al Yankovic song.
You ever rang someone's doorbell and said "Landshark!"
Three words: ATARI, IntelliVision and Coleco, sound familiar.
You remember the premier of MTV, in fact, you remember the Friday Night Videos before the days of MTV.
A predominant color in your childhood photos is plaid.
While in high school, you and your friends discussed elaborate plans to get together again at the end of the
century and play Prince's "1999" until you passed out partying.
You remember when music that was labeled alternative, really was alternative. And when alternative comedy
really was funny.
You took family trips BEFORE the invention of the minivan.
You rode in the back of the station wagon and you faced the cars behind you.
You've recently horrified yourself by using any one of the following phases: When I was younger... When I was your age...You know, back when...
Schoolhouse Rock played a HUGE part in how you actually learned the English language.
You ever dressed to emulate a person you saw in either a Duran Duran, Madonna or Cyndi Lauper video.
The first time you ever kissed someone at a dance came during either "Crazy for You" or "Leather and Lace".
You remember with pain the sad day when the Green Machine hit the streets and made our old Big Wheel quite obsolete.
The phrase "Where's the beef," still doubles you over with laughter.
You honestly remember when film critics raved that no movie could ever possibly get better special effects than those in the movie TRON.
You had a crush on either Ted the photographer on The Love Boat, Gage from Emergency or Ponch the motorcycle cop from CHiPs.
Your hair at some point in time in the 80's became something which can only be described by the phrase, "I was experimenting."
You've shopped at a Benetton.
You're starting to believe now that maybe having the kids go to school year round wouldn't be such a bad idea after all.
You're doing absolutely nothing pertaining to your major.
U2 is too popular and mainstream for you now.
You remember trying to guess the episode of the Brady Bunch from the first scene.
You had a front row seat for Luke and Laura's wedding on General Hospital.
You're parents wanted you to attend medical school, but you decided it was pointless since Quincy got all the babes anyway.
You know who shot JR.
Loves Baby Soft was in every girls' Christmas stocking.
This rings a bell: "...and my name is Charlie. They work for me."
You were unsure if Diet Coke would ever catch on after all.
You know all the words to the double album set of Grease.
You ever had a Dorothy Hammill haircut.
You sat with your friends on a Friday night and dialed 867-5309 to see if Jenny would answer.
"All skate, change directions", means something to you.
You owned a pair of Rainbow suspenders just like Mork used to wear.
You bought a pair of Vanns and wanted to order a pizza in history class so you could be just like Jeff Spicoli.
You owned a preppy handbook.
You were too young to go see the Blue Lagoon so you just had to settle for second hand reports.
You remember when movies were only PG and R.
You learned to swim about the same time Jaws came out and still carry the emotional scars to this day.
You remember when your cable TV box had a sliding selector switch.
Your jaw would ache by the time you finished those brick-sized packages of Bazooka gum.
You remember Bo and Luke Duke.
VCRs cost $2,000.
There was nothing strange about Bert and Ernie living together.
You remember rotary dial telephones.
You actually believed that Mikey, famed for his Life cereal commercials, died after eating a packet of pop rocks and drinking a Coke.
The theme song to Greatest American Hero still comes back to you on occasion (BELIEVE IT OR NOT, I'M WALKING ON AIR...)
"Members Only" Jackets, say no more.
