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munduses wrote:Some very popular fads were yo-yos, collecting and swapping Spice Girls post cards, Tamagotchis (the only fad I actually participated in), bouncy balls, and plastic pacifiers in all colours and sizes. Oh, and the 'Push Pop' lollipops. 10 years ago that was THE candy. Man, fads are so weird.


May wrote:Snap bracelets - those ones that you could straighten and then you'd smack it on your wrist and it would wrap around you. Those things hurt if you did it too many times in a row.



theonlysaneone wrote:munduses wrote:Some very popular fads were yo-yos, collecting and swapping Spice Girls post cards, Tamagotchis (the only fad I actually participated in), bouncy balls, and plastic pacifiers in all colours and sizes. Oh, and the 'Push Pop' lollipops. 10 years ago that was THE candy. Man, fads are so weird.
Pacifiers aren't exactly a fad. There's a drug-related reason for them, and because of that, they've been banned in a lot of schools (including my own).




shapu wrote:I was never really plugged into what was cool and what wasn't, but I'll give it a whirl:
Kindergarten: Animal-like backpacks. Even I had one. Not. A. Word.
Also Transformers, Go-Bots, M.A.S.K., and G.I. Joe.
1st grade: Candy jewelry. All the freakin' time.
3rd grade: Hypercolor shirts.
5th grade: Billy Ray Cyrus, M.C. Hammer, Vanilla Ice. Zubaz pants. Skateboarding - this was when it first got really popular on a national scale, I think.
6th grade: Body Glove logos on anything.
7th grade: The invention of fire.
Pacifiers aren't exactly a fad. There's a drug-related reason for them, and because of that, they've been banned in a lot of schools (including my own).

