30 Things From Our Childhood That Become Laughably Old And Obsolete Now
Do you want to participate in the Old Age Test with us? We are positive this test will be really fun and make you feel nostalgic, especially if you lived in the 80s and 90s. Below, we have compiled a list of 30 nostalgic pictures that people shared on the /r/Nostalgia subreddit. From the Scholastic book fair to wooden playgrounds, these childhood memories have become hilariously old and obsolete. Are you interested? Let's get started.
The /r/Nostalgia subreddit is an online community of about 1.1 million people who constantly dedicate their time to sharing nostalgic pictures of something reminding you of a happier time." If you want to take a trip down memory lane, this group is an ideal place.
The /r/Nostalgia subreddit is an online community of about 1.1 million people who constantly dedicate their time to sharing nostalgic pictures of something reminding you of a happier time." If you want to take a trip down memory lane, this group is an ideal place.
#1. The magic that was the Scholastic Book Fair
Source: MccreesKnees
#2. Wooden playgrounds
Source: Xnightx0wlx
#3. The GE alarm clock that everyone seemed to have
Source: 2ezyo
#4. The family computer
Source: IrishAzrael
#5. 90s PC speakers
Source: i_wanna_pee_on_you
#6. Torture device known as the "sit and reach" test
Source: mikencapo
#7. Remember when you didn’t have to enter your personal info online to win a soda?
Source: VitruvianHooligan
#8. Pencils with cartridges
Source: Lexjiggler
#9. This ride that almost killed us all in the 90's
Source: sundog925
#10. So today, I accidentally broke my autistic brother's favorite Dragon Tales plate and I can't find it anywhere online
Source: meatygonzales
#11. Who remembers this [ice cream] from school?
Source: 42iseverywhere42
#12. Eye Witness Books. The best part of the Scholastic Book Fair.
Source: TheKingoftheBlind
#13. These cereal bowls I used to eat out of as a kid
Source: Amartincelt
#14. The Motorola RAZR. Still the coolest cell phone to be produced
Source: Boojibs
#15. Did anyone else have a stage in the cafeteria of their school?
Source: Zolebrow
#16. Wooden Playgrounds with bridges that actually bounced
Source: 10percentSinTax
#17. Removing the faceplate of your car stereo so it wouldn’t get stolen
Source: ebjazzz
#18. I know you all remember the Spacemaker pencil box!
Source: FatSloppyPecker
#19. 90's TV cabinet. I remember needing to push on the glass doors to open them
Source: SeattleMana
#20. These alarm clocks
Source: TheWonderOnesie
#21. Rear door ashtrays; playing with these as a kid on car rides
Source: LORDRAHAB
#22. This Velcro Toss and Catch Game
Source: anarachelb
#23. Those red pebbled cups from the pizza joint with the arcade when you were a kid
Source: miketerre
#24. The crinkly feeling of opening these VHS cases
Source: GearWorst
#25. Space Cadet was my childhood
Source: SEMiTRiCKY
#26. Yes kids, back in the day, we’d have to remove the faceplates from our car stereos so they wouldn’t get stolen
Source: jsakic99
#27. I wanted this room so bad
Source: reddit.com
#28. Kelloggs Star Wars Spoons
Source: reddit.com
#29. See-through electronics
Source: rysterf
#30. The smell of opening a brand-new can of Play Doh
Source: colburn317
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