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The cookie cutter eyebrows, lashes, and filters of today aren't it either chief.
Plus all the surgery and Botox, def not it.
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The cookie cutter eyebrows, lashes, and filters of today aren't it either chief.
Aye haven’t seen you post in a while glad you hearI was born in '89.
Life was so much better.
Filters are filters so that doesn't apply here. I think women show more varieties of styles these days when it comes to make-up, it's far from cookie-cutter. Not to mention none of that stuff smears like it used to and blends more naturally(especially for women of color).The cookie cutter eyebrows, lashes, and filters of today aren't it either chief.
The release date for the newest Jordans didn't affect my age bracket as much in the 90s. Luckily, the PX (military store) kept a nice stock, and at a slightly discount price. Once the retros (specifically the IVs) hit in '99, different story.
Women looked more natural and their age back then.He's right, women in 90s hairstyle and make-up sucked.
If you had eastbay magazines and slam magazines in class, you were the man that day
Her blush looks off and her hair sucks.Women looked more natural and their age back then.
pisc of ur blush for referenceHer blush looks off and her hair sucks.
Her blush looks off and her hair sucks.
I'm denying that she's attractive, but I can't get over that hair. Besides, I always thought Kimberly looked better.We're just going to ignore that and accept "she's perfect" as the correct statement.
Filters are filters so that doesn't apply here. I think women show more varieties of styles these days when it comes to make-up, it's far from cookie-cutter. Not to mention none of that stuff smears like it used to and blends more naturally(especially for women of color).
Born in 87!
I definitely can attest to the Eastbay magazine. You bring that in class, you definitely get points and be “the man” for that day. I also remember having the kicks magazine from slam. Man, those were some good days.
Jordan’s used to sit on shelves for months and most cases, go on sale(Minus the Jordan 11’s in black/red in 1996).
Back then for me and my siblings, we would only get one or two sneakers the whole school year. One for back to school shopping and the other for your Bday. My mom would have a price cap of the shoes she can buy. I remember I wanted the black/silver Nike Air Max uptempo 3’s(now called the uptempo 97’s) and saw it at Athletes Foot. Retail was $139.99. I asked my mom, she said no. I had to settle and get some black air force ones, which retailed for $74.99 back then. I know that was common to a lot of families back then as far as shoes. Lastly, shoes came out every couple of months compared to now while they come out every week.
Let’s not forget how video games used to cost $60-$80, which is pretty insane in the 90’s. I used to wonder why we didn’t have that many Sega and Super Nintendo games, but I can see why looking back. We used to just rent video games most of the time.
Here is proof
Getting a CD on release day was a big deal back then lol. Back then, you knew a rapper had a new album coming out when you see his video on rap city or hear it on the radio. You would get hyped when you open the source magazine abs you see the advertisement of the album. You would go into the CD store and listen to the album before you decide to buy it. Good times, just good ol times.
We’re you 30 when you got married in 1990? Damn you might be the oldest NTer Might need to change that name you got lol j/p my manThe 90s were a great time and will always mean so much to me. I got married in 1990 and had my 3 kids in ‘92, ‘93, and ‘95.