The Children Of The 90s

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   It's not a big deal. Just more outside activity. We replaced laptops and high technology with Nintendo and video games with floppy disks, dd video cassettes with movies and DVDs later. You just write on Google - 90s kids and things and take less from everything.

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   Well we had desktops and wired internet. In general, we did not differ much from you. We also did a lot of nonsense, but we didn't film them with a phone, you probably remember why. There is no answer to music in general, because everyone has a taste. If you are interested in what has been heard as a mass, just dig through the net for some music charts from previous years.

   I was born in 1992 in the town of Sliven. Here and there was a computer room where we clicked CS. But mostly we played outside. Football in front of a block or on the school playground. No one had phones, let alone a computer with the Internet. At one time, almost all paws had a SEGA. This is a console with floppy disks, on which we clicked Super Mario and the like. There were a lot of tin garages in front of my block, where we climbed and jumped, we played all day and night in the summer, we had water pistols or we just punched an old bottle and sprayed ourselves with water. We rode bicycles, gathered in gangs and walked around the neighborhoods. Sometimes we tore an old ball and played with the plunder. In general, in the winter, we were constantly outside, simply because there was nothing to do at home, because there was no entertainment that we have now. One summer we all came home at exactly 3:30 pm, because on some German television they were broadcasting Dragon Ball, it was in German, we didn't do anything, but it was interesting. And now who is waiting for a children's or show. Now with this internet, you can immediately download all the episodes, etc. I remember when we first had cable TV (there was no digital then), it was a big show.

   It was unique ... all day outside we played all kinds of games like guards and Apaches, hide and seek, parkour, football all day, table tennis, everything that the conditions provided by the neighborhood we were in allowed us, we ate junk, we told each other laughs, we only watched TV, all the songs we knew were from the radio or from the music TVs, we called each other when we rang the bells, we were together we fought from time to time too, later when Facebook came in the chats were only from home in the evening and so on

   My friend broad topic. We listened to the music, on cassettes. There were lexicons and smelly pictures at school. We were a big gang, with acquaintances from all over the country. We gathered at parties of 50/60 people :)) Sometimes, at home in the mountains. They took us, to camps, to the sea, but I think there was a net then. For the first time I went to an i-net club, connecting other young people, chat mirka :))): D Asl. pls .. I listened to Metalisms, as now, we listened to Breakdance. Once, because of a girl for a little two neighborhoods, already acquaintances and friends great people, to fight. But the chick was worth it :))) Once my brother and friends entered the school where we study with burglary :), turned over two / three pots, called the police, but they ran away or hid somewhere in the room: D As we went to camp, to Ravda, in the evening we went,

   And to tell where and when, we can watch the movie :)))

   Unfortunately, I will only be in 7th grade, but I am burning with the desire to live for 1-2 years then ... Anyway. From an antique shop my brother and I bought issues from the 90s of Mickey Mouse. There is a page where various children aged 8-14 tell about themselves and tell each other the address so that you can send them a letter. They wrote letters to each other. Great! They loved to read, play sports and make new friends. They played with Tamagotchi, listened to Michael Jackson - God forgive him, a great musician, collected calendars, napkins, labels of cuckoo and fir waffles - and coot chocolates, they appreciated the crazy and unusual fashion. Success! Will we then be able to watch it all who have commented above and after me? A girl who was born after 2000, but loves the 90's One girl

   The childhood was very nice, with games of hide and seek and various others, there were many children around us. Childhood is the best part of life.

   I was born on the 89th. At kindergarten, I asked for a gift of a walkman and a tape of Donnie and Momchil. My mother and I had a day when we went to the video library and rented movies on cassettes, we reserved in advance with a deposit a line for renting a movie if it was a hit. I was waiting in front of the video store for the tape to be returned to the next part of Fantagiro. We had home telephones and a duplex with the neighbors, and my father sometimes sent me to Aunt Dida's to tell her to shut up and we had to call someone. We wrote letters to the children we met at sea and sent each other photos and fragrant leaflets. We played with the walkie-talkie and chatted with the taxi drivers. We played a lot on folk ball and rubber band. Our neighbors went on vacation for 5 days and sent us a card from there, by mail.

   We hung for hours on the phone with a puck, played late in front of the block, played checkers, chases, mouse covers, guards and Apaches, collected Pokemon, Yu Gi Oh cards, listened to music from cassette players, recorded cassettes, used floppy disks, we played Super Mario and the most primitive version of The Sims on those old computers with huge monitors, we read books on paper ... There must be a lot more.

   According to my memories, he was playing outside with other children. A ball was kicked, volleyball, Schmeiser, hide-and-seek, belly, Pokemon, guard and Apache, queen and the like were played. 'Bases' or children's military fortifications were built according to the imagination. We attacked imaginary opponents in the eyes of tall bushes with toy guns, swords made of a tree branch or a stick, we shot with homemade bows made of a piece of wood and an elastic band and the like. We collected snack stickers and pasted them on the cupboards at home, we collected pictures of turbo chewing gum cars, and the girls made albums with various beautiful napkins and exchanged them. The afternoon was for rest or a temporary rest. In his spare time, he watched Cartoon Network in English. There were animations like Ed, Edd, and Eddy; Kids next Door, Courage, Tom & Jerry; On Channel One, I think there was Sesame Street, watched for two generations. There was also a show 'One Million Wishes' with kaka 'Laura', I think it was called, where they gave all sorts of interesting movies for children - it was like a marathon day. My grandmother watched 'Courage and Beauty', which she still has today. People were more social and really in touch with each other. There was a greater sense of 'society' and cohesion. This also applies to people from other countries. People were more social and really in touch with each other. There was a greater sense of 'society' and cohesion. This also applies to people from other countries. People were more social and really in touch with each other. There was a greater sense of 'society' and cohesion. This also applies to people from other countries.

   We liked bands like spice girls, we wanted to have notebooks with the faces of the singers who sang our favorite song i am barbi girl ... We dreamed of buying us skates, we played outside until 10-11 o'clock ... The food was shared. We were looking forward to a million and one wishes, we were watching Fantagiro :) maybe we miss our childhood, not the 90s ... :)

   Very cool idea. Well done I am 87 set and we lived very poor, but we lacked nothing because there was almost nothing. Until 2002, somewhere when wealthier families began to travel and buy interesting things that we had not seen in small towns like mine. I tried McDonalds for the first time when I became a student in Sofia when I was 20. I don't know if it's a reason for ridicule or pride. Until 1999 we played on the field from morning to night. Everyone, boys, girls of different games. There was no fuss about who was dressed and whether they were dirty. They took pictures of us only for 1 school day, holidays and birthdays. I don't have a video as a child. They only bought me clothes when I started school. This was my favorite moment. I heard about a cell phone and a pager somewhere in 2000 and I connected them with wealthy businessmen and I never expected to get or become addicted to it. My favorite summer was to be in the countryside. Firstly, with grandparents everything is allowed and secondly there I learned my first lessons - relationships with others, tolerance, to beware of gossip and intrigue, how much it hurts from jealousy or betrayal. I think today's children look at the village with boredom and undisguised hatred. Fortunately for the music, the cable has been catching MTV since we were spent. I was about 10 I think. But then the chalga appeared and unfortunately it wrapped me up so much that I still remember the stupid lyrics. I am very sorry that I gave up. Our family did not travel anywhere outside Bulgaria due to lack of funds, and it was not so common to travel. And only to the sea. For me, Kiten and Lozenets were an unreal ideal paradise where I dreamed of spending my summers all my life. For the children at the moment Bali and Dubai are the new Kiten and Lozenets, but I like to have a gradation in life. What will you dream of if you were taken to Thailand at the age of 5, and to Miami at the age of 10, at Bora Bora at the age of 15 ... . Finding something along the way was valuable. There was no doubt that the earring found was not silver, not like the billions of gadgets today. We had a video, 4 children's movies bought from a video library that sold them and 2 movies. And of course where without a tape recorder and cassettes that we scrolled with a pencil. I hope some of my memories will help you put together your film so quickly and hopefully we'll see it soon.

   I was born in the 80's and I was a child in the 90's. So what did we do? We watched TV, the cable companies had just started to appear, and we watched a lot of video, we played computer games, but most of the time we exchanged them and made copies, because the games were on floppy disks, and outside we hung on benches in parks and gardens, we talked , we made nonsense, made noise ... besides, sometimes we went to the movies. We weren't much different from today's children, only we had less equipment, and otherwise they couldn't take us off the screens, but now at least there are laptops, tablets and smartphones, and then we hung out in front of home computers.

   Hey, how warm I was from all the comments. And I'm a child of the 90's. Big companies, games all day and late at night. Folk ball, hide and seek, gifts and much more. We collected pennies as much as we could and took food and drinks for everyone. Ice lollipops, juices, watermelon, beetle, popping balloons, lexicons. We wrote to other children from the country. I will not forget that I wrote to a girl from Montana for a long time. I wanted my parents' permission to give us our home phone number, after they allowed me to have a call from her father, who introduced himself to mine and asked his permission for both of us to hear each other. The show "A Million and One Wishes" was a gift. A children's marathon all day, otherwise we stared at German and American animation. As the youngest, I was the remote at home. I remember "Dallas", "Courage and Beauty", "Sweet Candy" and many others. It was a good time, I hope one day my children will have a piece of it.

   From 16 again, I forgot to mention one of the most interesting things we did, we bought a plywood, put it on the road, took a cassette player with batteries and cassettes, played Music Instructor and danced the break. We gathered 30-40 breakers in our neighborhood alone and another 50-60 people. That was one of the coolest things I can remember.

   I was born in the 80's and I was a child in the 90's. These are the best years of my life. And I'm not saying that because I was a child, but because we had a childhood, unlike the current children irradiated by telephones and techniques. They couldn't take us from the street until midnight. We played rubber band, checkers, ball, Schmeiser, football, basketball and many other games. We rode bicycles, skates, skateboards, ran free ... that's why we were healthy. Today's children do not know what movement is. They stuck their noses in their smartphones and computers and that's how their childhood goes. They have no social contacts, they do not know how to say two words crosswise. Most 7-8 year olds already wear glasses. Why? Obese and immobilized because they do not get up from the couches. We didn't know what a cold was, running hard outside and we were tempered. We also had electronic TV games, we exchanged tapes for them. Super Mario was a hit. We collected photos of famous singers, because MTV was a luxury for most of us and we had a lot of fun with each new photo. There was a variety of music, especially dance. It is no coincidence that to this day they say that the golden dance hits are from the 90s. I personally (and to this day) am a fan of the King of Pop - Michael. We wrote letters to each other in the mail, sent each other cards when we were on vacation, as well as martenitsas in the mail for Grandma Martha. We rang our phones with washers and waited for the "duplex" to close for our signal to arrive. We were very united children, we gathered at 20-30 and thought all sorts of nonsense. At lunch we ate on foot with a slice of homemade lyutenitsa and cheese and outside again. Eh .... my childhood is real and magical ... There was a variety of music, especially dance. It is no coincidence that to this day they say that the golden dance hits are from the 90s. I personally (and to this day) am a fan of the King of Pop - Michael. We wrote letters to each other in the mail, sent each other cards when we were on vacation, as well as martenitsas in the mail for Grandma Martha. We called our phones with washers and waited for the "duplex" to close for our signal to arrive. We were very close-knit children, we gathered at 20-30 and thought all sorts of nonsense. At lunch we ate on foot with a slice of homemade lyutenitsa and cheese and outside again. Eh .... my childhood is real and magical ... There was a variety of music, especially dance. It is no coincidence that to this day they say that the golden dance hits are from the 90s. I personally (and to this day) am a fan of the King of Pop - Michael. We wrote letters to each other in the mail, sent each other cards when we were on vacation, as well as martenitsas in the mail for Grandma Martha. We rang our phones with washers and waited for the "duplex" to close for our signal to arrive. We were very united children, we gathered at 20-30 and thought all sorts of nonsense. At lunch we ate on foot with a slice of homemade lyutenitsa and cheese and outside again. Eh .... my childhood is real and magical ... as well as martenitsas in the mail for Grandma Martha. We called our phones with washers and waited for the "duplex" to close for our signal to arrive. We were very united children, we gathered at 20-30 and thought all sorts of nonsense. At lunch we ate on foot with a slice of homemade lyutenitsa and cheese and outside again. Eh .... my childhood is real and magical ... as well as martenitsas in the mail for Grandma Martha. We called our phones with washers and waited for the "duplex" to close for our signal to arrive. We were very united children, we gathered at 20-30 and thought all sorts of nonsense. At lunch we ate on foot with a slice of homemade lyutenitsa and cheese and outside again. Eh .... my childhood is real and magical ...

   I joined as a child in the 80's. Like you, I remember the summers in the countryside, the games until late at night, the delicious food and the pleasant emotions. I also had atari, I don't remember how many times I scrolled through Super Mario until I found all the mushrooms (lives). :)))) I loved to read the books that were assigned to us for the summer. I miss this time, my children's childhood is different. At least I can't afford to leave them outside alone, as we were, and so they can't do nonsense like I do.

   From number 5. I will add some things that come to mind at the moment. There were no discs. There were only cassettes, and we bought them from the battlefield. The stalls were full of all sorts of cassettes. At one time we listened to a lot of Rubber Heads, Misho Shamara and Vanko 1. Our people forbade us to listen to them, but here and there there was an old man from whom we made copies. A friend had a tape with Misho Shamara but censored, the whole song was full of irons. We spent the whole day "fancy fans" and sprinkled nonsense. An old man had a lot of tupac cassettes, then not a gram knew English, but we really liked this music. There was very good pop-dance BG music, which suddenly disappeared and was replaced by chalga. I remember when few had cable, not to mention the Internet, then pornography was only spread on the newsstands. One day a friend found a discarded and crushed porn magazine. We gathered a chamber of lapets between blocks and stared in amazement at the naked khakis. At one point, a paw betrayed a secret to an old man, and he took the magazine for himself. And now every paw with a phone and net can look at naked poop whenever he wants, haha. We had a friend whose parents lived in the United States. This friend had a lot of cool toys and board games. Then for the first time we met the "Pokemon" cards. Everything was in English and we didn't say anything, but we looked at the cool pictures. Maybe a year or two later, Pokemon appeared in Bulgaria. First some fake and cheap cards came out, and then the coolest mania for us - the round Pokemon, which we hit each other. At one point I go to a teacher, and every second paw squats and plays with another. This was all we were interested in, at one time even the teachers forbade us to play because it attracted us to gambling. There were other stockings after the Pokemon, but they were somehow not as durable. I remember that they sold them with some awful fake waffles. I didn't like these waffles at all, but I bought 2-3 a day just because of the Pokemon. We also liked to aim with pistols with those orange balls. Baia hurt from them, but it hurt more when we aimed at stones. Now it seems that young children are being protected more. When I thought about it, we kept poking our heads, or someone was breaking or twisting something. Some time ago, my colleague told me how she gave her 12-13 year old daughter a watch with GPS to know where it is ... I just have no words. At one time we only had home phones, and when we were late, one of our parents did not look for us and we slapped him from time to time. I remember when I went to the Green School, there were no telephones, so our people bought us Phono-cards with impulses. You go down to a street phone, put in the card and talk. It was simple and easy times.

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   Those born in the 90s grew up in exactly the same way as those in the 2000s. I'm talking about those from the 95s to the 2000s. When they were born in the 90's, they had the mind to do something different ... they grew up in the 2000s

   I was also born 92 and I am proud of that. when I was 1 year old my favorite movie was about Alf. We loved ice juices and chewing gum with pictures ... Turbo type, sticky or tattoo type when we were a beginner, I remember that the famous pictures the teacher gave us with good success. I loved being in the village with my grandparents and going to play with the animals ... we ran non-stop and played in the streets until late at night ... to a lady, a hideout, to Saje. then we chased the fireflies ... we played folk ball, filled in lexicons and I had a lot of cassette tapes. We watched lifeguards on the beach, A cracked pot with Nencho Ilchev on the first and Tales of Physics ... my favorite .. all kinds of music .. I didn't have computers until 14 and I'm not sorry. we went for soft drinks in glass bottles and the bread was always delicious .. Abe was a magical time

   Set 94, since I was from a village and everyone knew each other, we constantly gathered and played Kickball, Guards and Apaches, Mizhenitsa, football, land ... We were constantly fighting. remembering how many times I was beaten and fought, my imagination is poor. I remember the time when CS came out in 2000/01. then full paws nz where we go, we ran into the hall to play,. and then we played rifles with funnels. I couldn't wait for summer to come, the village was sprayed with children sprayed, we collected and exchanged Yugio cards .. I must have 25Exodia, we watched FOX KIDS from 15:30 then Three Brothers three sisters: D, we played cards from noon to night. My knees were always covered in blood, I didn't have healthy underwear: D The era of GSM came .. pictures, melodies, Bluetooth ehe what an extra it was to have .. we transferred pictures / photos with Infrared port, they took my first computer around 2006 ... although I didn't get up from it we were still going to play and go out .. It's time for high school 2009 and who took where, the era of FB started, the phones, everyone was already pretending to be important, statuses , quotes ... abe crazy thing .. I'm most sorry that there are no more people, and physically from a village with 2200-2300 people now there is no 600/700 people ... all fled, empty houses or just the elderly. .. and this for 10 years .. as I pass through the street next to us where I was dying of cold but I was sitting outside until 11/12, now everything is in Trevi, there is no memory of the children's cries. Unfortunately, I have also decided to leave this country, although I make good money, but I do not feel well here and there ... the era of FB started, the phones, everyone was already pretending to be important, statuses, quotes ... it's a crazy thing .. I'm most sorry that there are no more people, and physically from a village with 2200-2300 people now there are no 600 / 700 people ... all ran away, empty houses or just elderly people ... and that for 10 years .. as I pass through the street next to us where I was dying of cold but I was sitting outside until 11/12, now everything is in Trevi, there is no remembered by children's cries. Unfortunately, I have also decided to leave this country, although I make good money, but I do not feel well here and there ... the era of FB started, the phones, everyone was already pretending to be important, statuses, quotes ... it's a crazy thing .. I'm most sorry that there are no more people, and physically from a village with 2200-2300 people now there are no 600 / 700 people ... all ran away, empty houses or just elderly people ... and that for 10 years .. as I pass through the street next to us where I was dying of cold but I was sitting outside until 11/12, now everything is in Trevi, there is no remembered by children's cries. Unfortunately, I also decided to leave this country, although I make good money, but I do not feel good here and there ... as I pass through the street next to us where I was dying of cold but I was sitting outside until 11/12, everything is already in Trevi, there is no memory of the children's cries. Unfortunately, I have also decided to leave this country, although I make good money, but I do not feel well here and there ... as I pass through the street next to us where I was dying of cold but I was sitting outside until 11/12, everything is already in Trevi, there is no memory of the children's cries. Unfortunately, I have also decided to leave this country, although I make good money, but I do not feel well here and there ...

   I am a child of the 80's. I can share all the good things that are being said here about that time. Of course, there are a lot of good things now - a smartphone in itself is a wonderful thing if you use it wisely. It makes your life a lot easier. Because I have been working with children for a long time and I can share observations. Children are interested and it is true that the times are very different, but nothing prevents us today to return some of the magic of the 80s and 90s. What prevents us from teaching children to play ball and rubber band, to ride a bike, what prevents us from filling out lexicons now and so on ...

   Non-stop games outside, houses in the woods, music on cassettes with scrolling on a pencil

   We listened to walkman music, collected and exchanged cards from Chipicao croissants, waited for Suncho at 19: 30-20: 00, I don't remember anymore, we had a desktop computer with Windows 95, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Jennifer Lopez were on the radio with the first their songs, Backstreet Boys, N'Sync, Spice Girls and all the 90's party songs that are still released today, we played late outside

   "What would you dream of if you were taken to Thailand at 5, and to Miami at 10, at Bora Bora at 15 ..." I'm sorry, but I found it funny when I read this statement. Are you saying that people who have had the good fortune to visit these destinations at this age are deprived of their ability to dream?

   I am a child of the 90s. It was good for us, but on the one hand it sucked for all the parents. Hunger, misery, mutters, murders, chalga, electricity, water, coupons for one loaf of bread and one milk, empty shops. All nasty things, but when you're a child and somehow you have no real idea what's going on. It's very different now, but you can still find the same things from the 90's, but what's so great - we have to keep living. boy of light

   By the 1990s, life was much better and everyone felt confident that they would not lose their jobs, their homes, and if they had a health problem, they did not worry because doctors and dentists were free. This perverted oriental chalga did not exist then - it came from nowhere with the gypsy democrat. Until the 1990s, there were no hungry or homeless people. The children played mostly outside and were much healthier and happier. The state then encouraged people to play sports and in general everyone was in much better health. If you look at the old photos from that time, you will see calm smiling people. Now all you have to do is go outside and you will see frowning, worried people with worried faces, homeless bums, beggars and leaning gypsies.

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   I'm set 82, so the '90s were exactly my time. I was not a baby, I was still a child and I did not have the responsibilities of adults. Was good! There were no mobile phones, tablets, laptops, 200 TV channels ... but there were video cassettes, walkmen with cassettes, cassette players, in the late 90's and home computers with Windows 95 on which you could play a game on a floppy disk. .. but the best thing was that we had freedom. As I said, there were no cell phones, so when you get stuck somewhere after school ... well, it's true that if you get stuck too late, your lectures may be lectured to you that you come home so late, and it's dangerous outside, but it was worth it. How many hours have we hung on the benches in front of a friend's block or in a garden ... and the woods, but live, not like now online. Well, then ICQ came along, but that was later. So, we went wild outside, in the beginning, when we were younger, we jumped on rubber bands and ropes, and then, when we got older, we just hung on a bench and talked. Well, we did a lot of nonsense. For example, someone brings a box of cigarettes or beer, but most of my memories are fun.

   It was a mutinous time. The behavior of the mutras has become permanently ingrained as a national mark in everyone and now the Bulgarian language is a boom, even professors and teachers speak with a half-closed mouth, muttering something. He had children in the 90s. who drove expensive stolen cars, depressed girls, ugly and torn, there were many children who did not know where to catch. (0 were the years when girls and women learned to prostitute and shave to have a job, money authority. The good thing about the 90's was that children were no longer brought up to serve the party, they had their own dreams, they could be christened with foreign names, there was always chocolate, they started selling music at school to classmates, uploading pirated files and making CD ta. There were bomb calls to school principals, yard dealers,

   Hey, what you've decided to do is really cool. How can I see it?

   It was unique. I had a great childhood. We played all day, there was always something to play, we made pots from leaves, we played hide and seek, barbita, whatever you can think of, we rode bicycles, rollerblades, climbed trees, played a super mario TV game, went to the circus, carousel, we had walkmen. We pulled the tapes from the cassettes and made magic wands, played cards. The music was mostly chalga, then I listened a lot, now I don't listen. We watched Latin series - Three Brothers. three sisters, Cassandra, Esmeralda. Those were good times. I'm set 92

   "... or weren't they as developed as they are today?" please ???

   Up to 41 Give up - the topic is hot. Some brag about how wonderful their virginity was, others are happy that they didn't take him on a vacation, he has a gradation in life, and others are happy that there were dealers at school.

   I'm from the kids of the 90's!