Super Mario 64 Back in the ’90s, nothing felt more mind-blowing than booting up Super Mario 64 for the first time. It was the moment we realized gaming had changed forever, and we were about to embark on a 3D […]
Michael Jackson for Suzuki Love Michael Jackson was the King of Pop, but in the ’80s, he was also the king of baffling endorsements. One of the strangest? His partnership with Suzuki to promote the Love scooter in Japan. Picture
Liver and Onions There was a time when liver and onions were considered a staple dinner, mainly because liver was cheap, packed with nutrients, and widely available. It was a go-to meal for boomers who grew up in households where
1. The Homemade Oil Lamp That Went Wrong Back in the ’70s, creating homemade oil lamps was all the rage, but it didn’t always end well. Many people used old mason jars, filled them with cooking oil, and inserted a
1. The Art of Folding Notes into Intricate Shapes Passing notes wasn’t just about the content—it was an art form. Students meticulously folded their paper into elaborate shapes like triangles, squares, or even hearts. The process was a ritual in
Polyester Leisure Suits There was a time when every stylish Boomer man owned at least one polyester leisure suit, and if he was really committed to the look, he had a closet full of them. These suits were marketed as
1. Cabbage Patch Kids These iconic dolls sparked massive toy store stampedes in the ’80s. Each doll came with its own unique look and adoption certificate, making them feel like more than just a toy. While they’re still made today,
