1.
This exact alarm clock that your parents had in their bedroom and that gave a bright red glow:
2.
This VHS edition of the original Star Wars trilogy:
3.
And the wild number of The Phantom Menace toys that were on the shelves when the movie was released:
4.
These water bottles that had the thick plastic straws that made everything taste plasticky:
5.
Cherry Coke that came in this can design:
6.
Vending machines that had the large buttons to push:
7.
The Forrest Gump soundtrack, which was a double CD that your boomer parents listened to on repeat:
8.
Anne Geddes books, which your mom or grandma would display on their coffee table:
9.
These acrylic cube photo frames that usually sat on your parents' dresser and had photos in them that were at least a decade old:
10.
Pizza Hut when it was a sit-down restaurant:
11.
The massage chairs inside the Sharper Image store at the mall:
12.
KB Toys stores and their distinctive blue checkout counters:
13.
When the homepage of iTunes looked like this:
14.
The bike aisle in Toys R Us and the strong smell of rubber that you would get if you walked through it:
15.
When Subway restaurants had subway maps as wallpaper:
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The giant toaster that would warm up your subs at Quiznos:
17.
NES, SNES, and N64 cartridges that were usually gray and would give out a warm, plasticky smell after you played with them:
18.
Boom boxes that looked like this and made you feel as if you had the HEIGHT of technology:
19.
The phenomenon that was the Wonderbra, and seeing billboards for it everywhere:
20.
Spacemaker pencil boxes, which would literally explode if you accidentally dropped them:
21.
The neon lights at the back of the Target store:
22.
The microwave popcorn you'd get while checking out your videos at Blockbuster:
23.
School milk that came in those always hard-to-open paper cartons:
24.
Lunchables, which made you feel so gourmet whenever you brought one to school:
25.
And lastly, TVs that were like 18 inches, had terrible resolution, and somehow weighed 35 pounds:
