90s

There are very distinct things you think of when you picture a home in the '90s. Let's take a look at some of them.

From PB Crisps to Butterfinger BBs, these are the throwback snacks Millennials miss the most.

See if you miss any of these things from "the olden days" of the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s.

There's nothing like the refreshing taste of an Ecto-Cooler or ice cold Crystal Pepsi to take you back to the '90s.

Were you a Salon Selectives girl or an Aussie chick?

Wassup, home skillets? We're about to make you feel like a kid again with these '90s toys that you probably forgot all about.

Jerry Springer. Hypercolor t-shirts. Deluxe Lunchables. Clear Pepsi and clear telephones--Only real '90s teens will remember these iconic pop culture moments.

New "old" decade, who dis?

I was browsing for something completely different and found something fantastic! Someone has uploaded several local TV news segments from the early to mid-'90s. Why? I have no idea, but I'm loving seeing the local interviews from various places and with some people I actually recognize.

We all remember Tommy Page's one big hit "I'll Be Your Everything." I played it a lot on the radio in 1990 and the song will jog your memory once you hear it again. Tommy Page also made an appearance on "Full House" before his hits stopped coming. Sadly, Tommy Page has passed away at the age of 46.

This year's high school seniors will, no doubt, move on and do great things. I was thinking about what it was like to be a senior in high school back in 1995 and everything that happened from when I was born in 1977 (the year Star Wars and the Atari 2600 was released) to my senior year and everything that happened. The same can be said for this year's seniors. Here are a few facts to make you feel

Everything '90s is coming back in fashion. Surge was reintroduced, General Mills brought back French Toast Crunch and everyone said, "That's fine, but where's my Crystal Pepsi?" Petitions started going around and that's when a competitive eater received a message directly from Pepsi, and everyone ate it up ... or drank it up, in this case.