r/1980s
Scientists monitoring the eruption of Mount St. Helens during the catastrophic volcanic eruption in Washington State, May 18, 1980
u/Front-Coconut-8196 — 15 hours ago
If you could bring back one thing from the 1980s, what would it be?
u/Big-Pie3618 — 1 day ago
▲ 65 r/1980s
Sophia Loren photographed at The 36th Cannes Film Festival May ,9 ,1983
u/Beginning-Passion676 — 18 hours ago
Core memory: screaming at the TV because the kid missed bucket #6
u/BillyRipkenJr — 1 day ago
Sizzler menu ca. 1986
To think, those seafood prices were considered expensive then. I had a combo from In N Out that cost that much a couple of days ago.
u/AdoptedMasterJay — 1 day ago
Fast Times, Desmond was a brown nosing weasel that scarfed down some Spicoli's pizza!
Would've been stuffed into a locker IRL.
u/Mr-Torgman — 1 day ago
A 1986 Kitchen
From Rodale's Home Design Series, Kitchens.
Honestly, I don't hate the wallpaper or the cream cabinets!
u/Appropriate_Fly_9280 — 1 day ago
"Picnic at the Dam, pt. 1" ink and watercolor by me
Copic Multiliners and Sharpie markers for line work, watercolor for everything else. Arches 12"x16" 300lb cold press watercolor paper.
Time lapse video still being put together, and coming soon.
u/georgetimberhill — 1 day ago
u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me — 1 day ago
Moms Tupperware parties were always fun. They were more like events. Mom would always be sure to have 3 Tupperware parties at our home, April, July and November. Did your mom have or attend Tupperware parties?
u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me — 1 day ago
When I saw “No Retreat, No Surrender” at the movie theater in 1986, not only did I love it, but I told my friends that the Russian guy was gonna be a huge star in the future haha. Any fans here of No Retreat, No Surrender?
u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me — 1 day ago
What were you taught in school that is now considered obsolete and or incorrect? I myself loved home economics and it’s probably the only thing I learned in school that I actually use today. It’s practical life skills like cooking, cleaning, budgeting, etc…
u/Certain-Incident-40 — 2 days ago
The Cars We Thought Were Coolest in the ‘80s Are Now Vintage Classics
Gotta say that I was the proud owner of one of these gems. Actually, it was a POS, but I loved it! Did ya'll have any of these???
u/Professional_Fly3248 — 1 day ago
This is the guy that’s bringing back the Pizza Huts from the 80’s
u/Frankthabunny — 2 days ago