1. The bright green "on light" on the old external computer speakers:
2. Happy Bunny T-shirts and the sarcastic statements on them:
3. Best Buy having like 50% of its floor space dedicated to just DVDs:
4. And the Apple Store having 50% of its floor space devoted to iPods and the accessories for them:
5. Bougie designer iPod covers, which cost almost as much as the player itself:
6. The iPod Nano commercial that featured Feist's "1234" music video:
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7. Gateway computers and the cow-print boxes they came in:
8. My Name Is Earl and it being a pretty popular TV show:
9. G4's Attack of the Show!, which was the nerdiest show on TV:
10. Amanda Bynes' Dear by Amanda Bynes clothing line...
11. ...and Sarah Jessica Parker's Bitten clothing line, both of which were sold at Steve & Barry's:
12. Spike Guys Choice Awards, which seemed like an award show that you would get if you combined Maxim magazine, a trucker hat, and an energy drink:
13. B. Dalton bookstores, which was a mall staple:
14. The Good Guys! stores, which always felt like a fancy Best Buy:
15. CD label makers that wasted sooooo much printer ink:
16. Calling tweets "microblogging":
17. Car cassette adapters that let you listen to your iPod in the car:
18. DVDs that came in cardboard cases and had a double-sided DVD (one side for full-screen and one for widescreen):
19. Madonna and Missy Elliott's Gap ad campaign:
20. Waist chains that came with long dangling pieces, which scratched your skin:
21. Myspace Secret Shows, and you never knew anyone who actually went to them:
22. Family Guy ringtones, which you had to text to get and also pay for:
23. And finally, VH1's The Fabulous Life of... series that, in retrospect, probably was not 100% factual:
