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  @tabasco1297 · 2 years ago

  The 90s were a great balance between good technology and spending free time outside with friends. We've long since crossed that line.

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• JA

  @jamies6781 · 2 years ago

  I was 20 and living in Greenwich Village NYC in 1991.  With no cell phones back then, the sight of the twin towers would often orient me in the right direction walking home after I'd had one too many.  Wish I could go back.  (sigh)

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• SK

  @Skoll_30 · 2 years ago

  “The world you were raised to live in no longer exists”

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• QU

  @quententrollipart1985 · 2 years ago

  “I wish there was a way to know you&apos;re in the good old days before you&apos;ve actually left them.”<br>- Andy, The Office

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• IR

  @IronThreads08 · 1 year ago

  I swear there was a buzz in the air in the 90s. Everything was just happier. Social media has sucked all of the energy out of the world and grounded it. We&apos;re burnt out, overloaded with information, and no longer enjoy the moment.

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• XT

  @xtrash1ove · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m Russian and I&apos;m reading yours comments about memories and stuff... And you know what? People I know also talk about the &quot;no phones no computers&quot; era. About cartoons on Saturday morning. About smells of food in the evenings as you were playing with your friends. Some kind of a universal grief we all share. Makes me wonder if we&apos;re in fact are much more alike than propaganda makes us think we are. Peace &lt;3

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• EV

  @evanparrafx · 2 years ago

  I remember my friend saying, &quot;The 80s and 90s were the closest to the future we ever got.&quot; That always stuck with me. 😔

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• NI

  @Nick_Barone · 2 years ago

  I can practically smell that air. That blue, dusk, misty air rolling over the Hudson with a touch of exhaust fumes, coffee, and the garlic from all the pots of tomato sauce that were boiling all day………. &nbsp;I can taste it and hear it now.

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• JI

  @jimjam2139 · 2 months ago

  Is it weird to be nostalgic for a time when you weren’t born

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• PA

  @PaulFalcon · 2 years ago

  11 in &apos;91. What a time. Ninja Turtles, Nintendo, good TV sitcoms and Saturday morning cartoons. Honeysuckle summers at the soccer fields.

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• JA

  @JasonWynnArt · 2 years ago

  The 90s was something else man. I miss not having smartphones, living in the moment and playing outside with friends. Even though I&apos;m older now, i think about this moment in time more often than I&apos;d like to admit.

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• RE

  @renewklear · 1 year ago

  There was a magic to the 90s that we didn’t realize we were living through. Seeing a Windows 95 PC for the first time felt like the future was wide open. The internet was still wild, mysterious, and full of local flavor—before it got polished, monetized, and handed over to corporations. Back then, computers sat in the spare room, used with purpose. Now we carry them in our pockets like digital cages. And it’s not just tech that changed—smartphones crushed local dialects, regional culture, and even attention spans. We didn’t just lose mystery—we lost identity. What we call progress looks more like a slow erosion of everything real.

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