90s KIDS.GOOD OLD DAYS

You watched the ABC more than any other station. Those days are long gone.

You made worms by squeezing your Vegemite or peanut butter crackers together.

The Flinstones did make your bedrock.

The best parties always had fairy bread.

If you didn't have a bay blade you simply wernt kool.

hide and go seek.

Getting the Easter Show guide from the paper and circling all the show bags you wanted.

Always getting up at 6:30 to watch poke'mon but was confused with the girls putting there bodies in weird poisitons :s in the aerobics show beforehand.

Always stayed up waiting for Santa to drink his six pack and his reindeer to have there carrots.

Getting your $2 of the tooth fairy.

Always tryed to win the find-a-word as if it was a race.

You thought everyone in America carried a gun and you never wanted to go there because you were were scared you'd get shot.

Blinky Bill, Mr Squiggle and Gumby.

Doing research for school projects by going to the library or looking up an encyclopedia rather than using the internet.

Banana Man, Bangers and Mash and The Raggy Dolls.

Game Boy.

Waking up early everyday to watch Agro’s Cartoon Connection or Cheez TV.

Reading the 'little yellow-digger' book everyday.

On Christmas day always asking mum, whys my Santa sack got a hole in it?

Trying to make the Rainbow Road shortcut on Mario Kart 64.

Postman Pat, Fireman Sam and Lift Off (that show with the dirty, eye-less doll named EC).

Playing GoldenEye on the Nintendo 64 and arguing over whether Oddjob was allowed to be used in multiplayer.

The original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Arguing over which was better – Nintendo 64 or PlayStation.

Nobody made not jokes... NOT!!

You decorated your room with glow-in-the-dark stickers.

Feeling sad when your Tamagotchi died.

Seeing a small rack of DVDs in the video store and wondering if anyone ever rented them.

Getting up early to watch the Rage Top 50.

Sonic the Hedgehog.

Watching The Simpsons back when it was funny, every night on Channel 10.

Power Rangers becoming cooler than the Ninja Turtles, even though the Turtles will always be cooler.

mighty ducks!

Watching South Park for the first time and being really excited by all the swearing.

Blowing on the Nintendo cartridge before putting it in the console to make sure it worked properly.

Good old cassette tapes.

The day you could sit in the front seat you became king!.

Sitting on dads lap while you drove the lawn mover.

Hiding under your bed was the safest place in the world.

Wearing elbow & knee pads when you went roller blading.

Smell the cheese.

Playing Mortal Kombat and trying to do a fatality but just ending up punching accidentally.

Pokemon! Gotta catch ‘em all!

Watching Hey Dad! and then seeing little Arthur McArthur go on to star in that famous Sorbent ad.

Wolfenstein, Doom and Duke Nukem.

buying cd's instead of downloading them.

Australia didn’t always win the cricket.

Zoopa Doopa ice blocks were only 20c and if you couldn’t afford it, you asked the canteen lady to cut it in half so you could split it with a friend.

Listening to boy bands like Human Nature, backstreet boys and girl bands like Girlfriend.

Barbie, not Bratz.

Happy Meals were only $2.95 and the toys were simple but actually good.

Person 1: Who farted!?
Person 2: Whoever smelt it, dealt it!
Person 1: Whoever made the rhyme, commited the crime!

Thorpe won lots of gold medals and wasn’t so gay.

We all loved Pat Rafter and almost cried when he lost to Goran Ivanisevic because our Pat deserved that title more than anyone. Definitely more than Hewitt ever did.

Playing tackle Bull Rush at lunchtime and having tackling banned. You had to resort to grab 1-2-3 or tip. Same goes for footy.

Giving a friend a backage in the canteen line. If it was your best friend, you gave them a frontage.

Looney Tunes, 'wh