Goosebumpkins part 2.Source Tags# Goosebumpkins# part Share Previous Post Did anyone else enjoy playing Don't Break The Ice as a kid? Next Post 90's Girls Remember Subscribe Notify of new follow-up commentsnew replies to my comments Label {} [+] Name* Email* Label {} [+] Name* Email* 0 Comments Most Voted Newest Oldest Inline FeedbacksView all comments Load More Comments Related PostsMondo, Koolaid Bursts & Squeezit! I know they still make the first two, but they were still a big part of childhood for meHey everyone, the Zoom group that I’m part of is having a 80s vs 90s virtual dance party this Thursday. It starts at 8:00 PM PDT and it’s free, so come on by.Part of my 90’s Toy CollectionVH1 – I Love the 90s – 1995 – Part 1 of 3I Love the ’90s Part Deux – 1991I Love the ’90s Part Deux – 1990People used to say how 1998-1999 culture “didn’t feel truly 90s” and was proto-2000s. But now 1998-1999 culture is considered “the 90sest part of the 90s”. Interesting how perspectives changed over time.Drawing of RZA, by me. Pencil on sketch book paper. Part of a series of portraits I’m doing for practice.20 Years Ago Today: Ted Williams is honored at Fenway Park prior to the All Star Game. As part of the festivities, San Diego Padre and future Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn helps Williams throw out the ceremonial first pitch to Carlton Fisk. (July 13, 1999)
Mondo, Koolaid Bursts & Squeezit! I know they still make the first two, but they were still a big part of childhood for me
Hey everyone, the Zoom group that I’m part of is having a 80s vs 90s virtual dance party this Thursday. It starts at 8:00 PM PDT and it’s free, so come on by.
People used to say how 1998-1999 culture “didn’t feel truly 90s” and was proto-2000s. But now 1998-1999 culture is considered “the 90sest part of the 90s”. Interesting how perspectives changed over time.
Drawing of RZA, by me. Pencil on sketch book paper. Part of a series of portraits I’m doing for practice.
20 Years Ago Today: Ted Williams is honored at Fenway Park prior to the All Star Game. As part of the festivities, San Diego Padre and future Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn helps Williams throw out the ceremonial first pitch to Carlton Fisk. (July 13, 1999)
