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Michael Jackson leather jackets. Regular guys having earrings MC Hammer Pants Half shirts on guys Parachute Pants The Yo Rocky thick gold chains worn on the outside of a black turtleneck, and Rocky leather coats with the wool Members Only Jackets Break Dancing Skate Boarding BMX Let's not forget about 80's big hair the single worst thing about the 80's and girls dressing like Madonna. View Quote Grew up outside SE Philly in the 80's |
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How 'bout auto fads?
Rollin' coal. Stacks in the bed of your truck. Body lifts. Hella flush. Fart cans. Bags. Front wheel drive! |
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Give us the strangest fad/trend you have lived through. Examples include: Popped collars Pet rocks Planking Mullets Beanie Babies View Quote |
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I didn't live through Pet Rocks, but I've long felt they've been unfairly maligned. The booklet that accompanied them (which is what you were really buying, if you think about it) is fucking hilarious, and some seriously under-appreciated creative writing.
To me, buying one would be like the modern day equivalent of sending $5 via PayPal to some rando, because "Dude...I like your style". |
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It's fucking stupid and I hope it goes away quickly. |
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The idiots wearing three polo shirts with the collars standing up, in Tennessee... in july.
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The shirts that change colors when you got hot
MC Hammer pants |
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Left ear only earrings Stone-wash jeans MC hammer pants Air Jordans - really, I was too poor to afford that fad Mullet I know all the cool kids on arfcom wear assless chaps... to the LGS, to the shooting range, out camping and hunting, to IPSC or USPSA competitions, SHOT show, Cola Warriors, motorcycle rides... but I haven't jumped on that band wagon. |
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Kris Kross Fridays at school.
It was actually on the calendar they gave out at the beginning of the year. Wearing your pants backwards. |
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Harley Davidson lifestyle.
You know the people that have it on every thing they own. Shirts,boots,wallets decals and patches on everything, coffee mugs.etc. |
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All fads are odd; (except when I wore my gym shorts over my sweatpants).
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When I was in 5th Grade, there was a sudden and huge Yo Yo craze that happened.
Every kid had to have a Duncan Yo Yo, and learn to do tricks with it like "walk the dog." Lasted a few months, and then POOF! - the craze ended just as mysteriously and suddenly as it had begun. |
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Guilty for about a week in Junior High, until my history teacher finally threatened to kick my ass unless I ceased and desisted with this faggotry at once. RIP, Mr Marlin. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Scads.
But I would buy a pair of old school clogs with a closed toe. Might need to upgrade my socks. |
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I really thought these would last. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/284627/racoon_coats-648275.JPG View Quote |
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Joe Namath tried to resurrect that fad in the late 1960s/early 70s, but it didn't "take" despite his efforts. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I really thought these would last. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/284627/racoon_coats-648275.JPG |
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Pogs and the bizarre Swing Music revival that happened in the late '90's.
It was like ska kids discovered their grandparents record collections or something. I think I still have a Big Bad Voodoo Daddy CD somewhere. |
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And do you remember who started the Puka shell necklace thing for guys? (1970s expert level trivia question). Hint: He just died not long ago. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Jnco/ super baggy jeans
Doc martens Pogs Pokemon Beanie babies Tomagachi digital pets Popped collars Front tucking a shirt Truck nuts Anything Napoleon dynamite Fidget spinners Stupid long ass Moses beards Skinny jeans Buttoning your shirt all the way to the top with no tie CrossFit That goofy brad Pitt fury haircut |
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Shrunken heads hanging on the mirror, their eyes and lips sewn shut
Beatle haircuts Pegged jeans you could barely get on and the stretch marks. Iron Cross necklaces: Black vs Red? The first printed sweatshirts and the number of swats you got wearing one Those English puffy sleeve three button cuff shirts from Carnaby Street White leather double tongue buckle belts Duncan TOPS Popperknockers and the bruised wrists Skateboards from 1" pine and steel Chicago wheeled trucks Spyder Bicycles metallic purple with Hi Rise bars and banana seats blow molded stadium horns black crew socks - only greasers wore white Lifted Fairlanes - about 6" in front Two years later, shackles on Mustangs, about 6" in the rear Cruising the Sonic in 1970 on Main Drive ins. Points off if you went alone and actually watched all the Eastwood spaghetti's in one night More points off if your tires were ripped open sneaking in the exit lanes with claws Black nylon glasses Double knit leisure suits Cat Diesel hats wearing plastic bags over your socks inside your Converse Hi Tops walking in the snow to school Button fly jeans Black and brown chunky heels - for men Vietnam ripstop jackets for leisure wear in college - authentic surplus with name in Magic Marker over the label Jungle boots - lefts from one pallet crate, rights from another good luck matching them up Owning an arsenal of toy guns |
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