r/nostalgia • u/yll2 • 6h ago
r/nostalgia • u/JamesRuddy1993 • 5h ago
Nostalgia What have they done to Barney..
I noticed this display at Walmart today, I had no idea they had rebooted the show, I’m not sure how to feel about a CGI Barney and Friends
r/nostalgia • u/GPUfollowr77 • 10h ago
Nostalgia If it doesn’t say Micro Machines, it’s not the real thing!
Love the detail on original Micro Machines. Newer versions aren’t even close in the quality department
r/nostalgia • u/20thCenturyAdmirer1 • 7h ago
Nostalgia Who remembers full screen for widescreen movies? Or the option to choose widescreen or full screen?
Or
r/nostalgia • u/gravityVT • 4h ago
Nostalgia Growing up in the 90s
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r/nostalgia • u/BlackBeltBapa • 3h ago
Nostalgia Things you find at your folks when you are in your 40’s
r/nostalgia • u/GPUfollowr77 • 8h ago
Nostalgia 90s TMNT Michelangelo - surf’s up, dude!
r/nostalgia • u/Matt_Shatt • 8h ago
Nostalgia smarterchild (2000) - the first “AI” bot that we all loved to talk to
r/nostalgia • u/mwilliams840 • 22h ago
Nostalgia Who remembers how good we had it back in the day with FOX? What a whoosh of nostalgia!
r/nostalgia • u/insanity2brilliance • 20h ago
Nostalgia If Friday night has become bland, feeling down, and just want some comfort watch tonight, Tombstone (1993) is streaming on Hulu.
r/nostalgia • u/Away_Flounder3813 • 1h ago
Nostalgia The "Dillon! You son of a b" handshake from Predator (1987). Still sending shivers down my spine all the time.
r/nostalgia • u/Tashbabash • 21h ago
Nostalgia Do you remember Welch’s jelly glasses?
Found these cleaning out my grandmother’s home. We were not the most well of so when she bought them she gave us a spoon and let us eat it like jello. I was today years old when my wife told me it was jelly and her family used it like jelly and saved the glasses. We laugh until we cried.
r/nostalgia • u/232653774 • 23h ago
Nostalgia Just remembered.... "ain't nobody got no time fo-dat"
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r/nostalgia • u/[deleted] • 1d ago
Nostalgia When it was time to watch a movie in school….
r/nostalgia • u/TeaMe06 • 5h ago
Nostalgia I always loved the smell of foundation with the red sponge back in the 90’s
My mother would always wear something like this when she got ready to go out I remember the red sponge she patted her face with after using the foundation. It always had a nice smell. she was a Avon freak, so we always had the skin so soft and bubble bath/oils lol.
r/nostalgia • u/CrazyChitrakar1 • 3h ago
Nostalgia Phones I’ve Used (And Abused) Nostalgic
Fun fact: I'm the youngest in my family, so every phone I’ve had was a used one. Either from my dad, mom, or one of my siblings. Never got a brand new phone just kept using whatever they were done with 😅
r/nostalgia • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 7h ago