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18 Struggles '90s Kids Had to Live Through That Nobody Else Will Ever Understand

by N/A, 10 years ago | 3 min read

When life gives you Furbies...throw them at the wall.

90s struggles Non-Premium

1. When your Furby wouldn't stop talking.
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2. When people told you they were pizza but also bagels...SAY WHAA??
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3. Dealing with your Tamagotchi used every single ounce of patience in your body.
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4. Blockbuster Video was great...before you got home and found out the movie you just rented doesn't work.
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5. Skip-Its were your best friend until it hit you in the ankle.
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You never knew pain until this happened

6. The snap bracelets from hell.
7. Blow-up chairs were EVERYTHING. But actually blowing this stuff up was a living nightmare.
8. The struggle of the Walkman...everything about it.

Kids who grew up with the iPod just don't understand. 

9. This was almost a guaranteed day-ruiner.
10. When your Crayola markers lied to you.

THE. STRUGGLE. 

11. Hot slides on a hot summer day. OW.
12. Beanie Babies casually took over your life at some point.

And it was not a healthy thing.

13. The impossible CD packaging.

Thank god for iTunes.

15. The parental advisory that was too damn obvious and the parents who wouldn't look past it.
16. Your beloved pencil box...everything was perfectly placed until it wasn't.
17. The only way to watch movies.

Netflix has literally changed our lives. 

18. Phones with cords used to be a thing.

You can imagine how annoying these were. 

16. The pencil that made no sense. It looked cute, but when you lost one of the pieces you were forever screwed.
17. The difficult task it was to get to a simple game of Solitaire
18. The haircut gone wrong.
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