Recognize 1990's images?
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The Nameless
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I grew up in the 90s, ages 9 to 18, but I also grew up in England so don't recognise a bunch of that.
Recognized only a few, but what! No Socks the Cat?
A younger person was utterly mystified by the above image, which I instantly remembered and explained!
A younger person was utterly mystified by the above image, which I instantly remembered and explained!
I've just Googled him... awww.Recognized only a few, but what! No Socks the Cat?
A younger person was utterly mystified by the above image, which I instantly remembered and explained!
Very common, and I'm not asking anybody how old they are, but I could tell you in great detail things that happened to me more years ago than I'm going to say . . . but I often (often) get up off the couch and forget why I'm going to the kitchen on the way.
...I was in my 30's, but I iknew a good many of them...and just for the record(pun intended), #18 was Garth Brooks....
Chris Gaines (born August 10, 1967)was a fictional Australian rock star persona created as an alter ego for Garth Brooks to explore rock and roll styles far removed from his success as a country singer.
Chris Gaines (born August 10, 1967)was a fictional Australian rock star persona created as an alter ego for Garth Brooks to explore rock and roll styles far removed from his success as a country singer.