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The whole Tickle Me Elmo mania:
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The Michael Graves section at Target, which had full home accessories that were just so chic:
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Ed O'Neill's 1-800-COLLECT commercials:
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Elton John's "Candle in the Wind 1997" single, which everyone owned a copy of:
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The old Comedy Central logo:
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MTV's 10 Spot programming block:
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McDonald's gift certificates that you would get from relatives who had no idea what to get you as a gift:
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Brandy's CoverGirl commercials:
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RuPaul's late-night talk show, The RuPaul Show, which used to air on VH1:
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The large cardboard 3D cutouts that stores would display for VHS releases:
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Restoration Hardware stores that were light and bright (painted with mint green walls) and sold kitschy throwback stuff:
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The Old Navy commercials that starred Tia and Tamera Mowry:
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Columbia House, which everyone would order CDs from and then never pay for them:
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Rebecca Romijn as the host of MTV's House of Style:
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TV cabinets with glass doors that were held in place with magnet holders — and also always felt like it was one rough close away from breaking:
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Kids in the Hall, which for some reason felt like it played for six hours a day, every day on Comedy Central:
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Dolly the sheep (the world's first cloned mammal):
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That oh-so-'90s font that Starbucks used to use on their menus:
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Those :08 Min. workout videos:
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Real California Cheese commercials (that featured this logo):
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The yellow video game tickets you'd give the cashier at Toys "R" Us in order to buy an item:
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The Blockbuster Entertainment Awards, which were a legit awards show:
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Rosie O'Donnell's house band, John McD and the McDLT's, on The Rosie O'Donnell Show:
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When record stores would arrange their singles and albums based on chart placement:
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Sam Goody with its so-late-'80s store designs:
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The giant and heavy TVs they would put on display endcaps inside of stores:
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Beanie Babies handbooks, which were mainly just to tell you the "value" of your collection:
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And lastly, the Levi's "I Think I Love You" commercial, which epically told an entire love story in a minute:
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