r/90s

Cannonball snagged the #5 spot in the top 20 alt videos of 1993. Kim Deal talks after the video about their busy schedule since getting their lineup together. The video was directed by Kim Gordon and Spike Jonze. Enjoy another sweet clean beta max transfer!

I saw that someone else had posted a '90s bedroom picture. Here are some pictures of my bedroom (definitely NOT AI). These were taken in maybe late '96 or early '97. This room was my shelter, my place of refuge. It's where I spent most of my time. Perhaps too much time, I might admit. But for an introvert like myself, this room was not only the place where I went to be alone, but it's where I went to meditate on the nature of my loneliness. I needed a quiet place to recharge my soul's batteries, which could quickly become depleted from socializing as even spending time with friends I was comfortable with would drain my energon cubes. Dad would often say that I had the most relaxing room in the house. At night the room would glow from the red paper lantern, blue neon phone, and small fish tank with a Siamese Betta fish named Steve. I'd light a candle and listen to bands like Lush, The Ocean Blue, The Trashcan Sinatras, and Kitchens of Distinction. I had everything I needed: a TV, a VCR, a Super Nintendo game system, a stereo with a tape deck and multi-CD disc changer, my music collection, and a humble science fiction book collection. I also had a 286AT computer which I'd use to connect to BBSes. In these pics you might spot a stack of letters to my pen-pal in Japan, a cute girl whom I eventually married. We've been married for 25 years now.

His name is Chris Owen but you may know him as the Klepto Kid in “She’s All That” and The Sherminator in “American Pie”

At first I thought he was just a hoodlum… until I saw he was just a kid living alone.

Wendel Josepher (Haynes) and Sean Whalen (Sanders)!!

She was and still is absolutely gorgeous! I’m captivated by her authenticity and beauty, inside and out.

Fresh Prince, step by step, family matters, boy meets world are still on air. The small flicker of a CRT television and a mix of cassette tapes and CDs are cluttered around a five disc dual cassette stereo. You can eat as much Captain crunch and Lucky charms as you want because sugar wasn't bad for you in the '90s and diabetes only exists in your uncle Vernon. Everyone is playing street hockey riding the wave of mighty ducks until someone yells that the power rangers is on TV.

Found this snip in an episode of Are You Afraid of the Dark. It looks so familiar to me and my friends, but we can't place it. Does this image trigger a memory for anyone?