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#3 Um...I don't know what high school is like <i>now</i>, but 10 years ago 90% of the girls in my class wore a full face of makeup every day (and about half also straightened their hair almost every day), and most wore skirts and/or heels at least occasionally. Nobody at my school… Read More

#4 That ad was shown through at least ten years ago. I'm not entirely sure it isn't still on the air <i>today</i>.

This is basically the opposite of this list (on the "unnecessary censorship" end), but mentioning Sister, Sister reminded me of it. I don't know if they still do, but they used to show Sister, Sister on the Gospel channel, and since it's a religious station, they are very, <i>very</i>… Read More

Really? I grew up in a fairly low-income area and the only thing on this list we didn't have was #18. I don't think any of these stuff indicates a middle- to upper-class school at all, except maybe the computer games.

Can't you use the Find My Phone thing to play a sound?

I find it interesting how many people say they hate public proposals (not just for themselves, but as an entire concept) because it makes it hard for the person to say no. I'd get it maybe 50 years ago, but who's proposing to someone today without having already thoroughly established… Read More

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The closest any couples got to matching outfits when I was in high school was that football players had to wear their jerseys to school on days we had home games, and they'd give their away jerseys to their girlfriends to way.

I don't know about love at first sight, exactly, but there's definitely a thing where you just <i>know</i> you click with someone within moments of meeting them.

#6 I'm genuinely surprised the results are that close. I didn't realize so many people actually <i>liked</i> "Who Let the Dogs Out." I went from amusedly neutral to hating it with a passion after the music video was played constantly, and I don't think I've ever heard anyone mention… Read More