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Boomerang Bro 1 year 6 months ago Posts: 6	70s: 1974-1982 80s: 1983-First half of 1991 90s: Second half of 1991-2001 00s: 2002-2007 10s: 2008-present, Gah, that techno! 2008 and 2009 can't even compare to 2000-2007!

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retroman 1 year 6 months ago Posts: 702 Globally Banned	Boomerang Bro wrote: 70s: 1974-1982 80s: 1983-First half of 1991 90s: Second half of 1991-2001 00s: 2002-2007 10s: 2008-present, Gah, that techno! 2008 and 2009 can't even compare to 2000-2007! Sounds like a good opinion
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colavfan19 1 year 6 months ago Posts: 29	It's a good way to split it up I agree with the opinion
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retroman 1 year 6 months ago Posts: 702 Globally Banned	colavfan19 wrote: It's a good way to split it up I agree with the opinion Me too
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donnie darko 1 year 5 months ago Posts: 41	70s: Autumn of 1970 - Summer 1980 80s: Autumn of 1980 - Summer 1991 90s: Autumn of 1991 - Spring 2001 00s: Summer of 2001 - c. 2011 10s: c. 2011-present I should make the note that 2005/06 has always seemed like a much more significant watershed than circa 2010/11 though.

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Casey_Jones 1 year 5 months ago Posts: 373	For me I always split these eras up by when I moved to different neighborhoods. I was born in 82 so I can't say when it felt like they started. But I moved in 92 so for me that's when it felt like the 90s started. I moved again in 2003 so that's when it felt like the 90s ended.
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Windy The Big Fan 1 year 5 months ago Posts: 15 Globally Banned	I think it's difficult to pinpoint the beginning and end of the cultural 90s. For example, Home Alone and The Fresh Prince of Bel Air were definitley around by the beginning of 1991. Then again, Macgyver ran into 1992, and Cheers into 1993. Grunge had died culturally by 1998 but the pre-9/11 era has a very different feel to say, 2005/06.

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Ghost of Vapor 1 year 5 months ago Posts: 360	Windy The Big Fan wrote: I think it's difficult to pinpoint the beginning and end of the cultural 90s. For example, Home Alone and The Fresh Prince of Bel Air were definitley around by the beginning of 1991. Then again, Macgyver ran into 1992, and Cheers into 1993. Grunge had died culturally by 1998 but the pre-9/11 era has a very different feel to say, 2005/06. Welcome back OJ/Laddersnake.
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Windy The Big Fan 1 year 5 months ago Posts: 15 Globally Banned	Ghost of Vapor wrote: Windy The Big Fan wrote: I think it's difficult to pinpoint the beginning and end of the cultural 90s. For example, Home Alone and The Fresh Prince of Bel Air were definitley around by the beginning of 1991. Then again, Macgyver ran into 1992, and Cheers into 1993. Grunge had died culturally by 1998 but the pre-9/11 era has a very different feel to say, 2005/06. Welcome back OJ/Laddersnake. What? Laddersnake = OJ Simpson? I'm confused.

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thecrow174 1 year 5 months ago Posts: 9807	Ghost of Vapor wrote: Windy The Big Fan wrote: I think it's difficult to pinpoint the beginning and end of the cultural 90s. For example, Home Alone and The Fresh Prince of Bel Air were definitley around by the beginning of 1991. Then again, Macgyver ran into 1992, and Cheers into 1993. Grunge had died culturally by 1998 but the pre-9/11 era has a very different feel to say, 2005/06. Welcome back OJ/Laddersnake. He's back? Say it ain't so, Vapor!
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Windy The Big Fan 1 year 5 months ago Posts: 15 Globally Banned	thecrow174 wrote: Ghost of Vapor wrote: Windy The Big Fan wrote: I think it's difficult to pinpoint the beginning and end of the cultural 90s. For example, Home Alone and The Fresh Prince of Bel Air were definitley around by the beginning of 1991. Then again, Macgyver ran into 1992, and Cheers into 1993. Grunge had died culturally by 1998 but the pre-9/11 era has a very different feel to say, 2005/06. Welcome back OJ/Laddersnake. He's back? Say it ain't so, Vapor! Does OJ Simpson from that 90s trial post here? Or what's Laddersnake?

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Casey_Jones 1 year 5 months ago Posts: 373	Ghost of Vapor wrote: Windy The Big Fan wrote: I think it's difficult to pinpoint the beginning and end of the cultural 90s. For example, Home Alone and The Fresh Prince of Bel Air were definitley around by the beginning of 1991. Then again, Macgyver ran into 1992, and Cheers into 1993. Grunge had died culturally by 1998 but the pre-9/11 era has a very different feel to say, 2005/06. Welcome back OJ/Laddersnake. I was thinking the same thing
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Windy The Big Fan 1 year 5 months ago Posts: 15 Globally Banned	Casey_Jones wrote: Ghost of Vapor wrote: Windy The Big Fan wrote: I think it's difficult to pinpoint the beginning and end of the cultural 90s. For example, Home Alone and The Fresh Prince of Bel Air were definitley around by the beginning of 1991. Then again, Macgyver ran into 1992, and Cheers into 1993. Grunge had died culturally by 1998 but the pre-9/11 era has a very different feel to say, 2005/06. Welcome back OJ/Laddersnake. I was thinking the same thing So does OJ refer to OJ Simpson or not? If he posts here, I would find it interesting to talk to him?

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Windy The Big Fan
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Wait, am I missing a joke here or something? I am confused
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Windy The Big Fan 1 year 5 months ago Posts: 15 Globally Banned	Or are you asking me to welcome back OJ who posts as Laddersnake? Is OJ, OJ Simpson?

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Ghost of Vapor
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Banned already. And shakin didn't even get to say hi.
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Casey_Jones 1 year 5 months ago Posts: 373	Ghost of Vapor wrote: Banned already. And shakin didn't even get to say hi. Did you get a private message from Windy as a lame attempt to pretend he was someone else? Because I did.
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stake n sheak 1 year 5 months ago Posts: 1772	hahahahaha oh my fuck, this thread. never even mind the windy guy
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chokeslam 1 year 5 months ago Posts: 45	Boomerang Bro wrote: 70s: 1974-1982 80s: 1983-First half of 1991 90s: Second half of 1991-2001 00s: 2002-2007 10s: 2008-present, Gah, that techno! 2008 and 2009 can't even compare to 2000-2007! Looks like a bunch of arbitrary dates to me. Why not elaborate, tell us what defines each of these intervals as an era? What cultural trends bind these particular years together?

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Retrojunk_Dentist 1 year 5 months ago Posts: 18	[quote=chokeslam] Boomerang Bro wrote: 70s: 1974-1982 80s: 1983-First half of 1991 90s: Second half of 1991-2001 00s: 2002-2007 10s: 2008-present, Gah, that techno! 2008 and 2009 can't even compare to 2000-2007! For example, in no way does Angry Birds represent the same era as YouTube does (referring to the days when YouTube videos were given stars out of five rather than like/dislike).

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