1. The Limited If you were a mall shopper in the ’80s or ’90s, chances are you popped into The Limited at least once. It was the go-to place for trendy but office-friendly attire, making it a staple for young […]
1. Kids Couldn’t Speak Unless Spoken To Back in the day, children were expected to be seen and not heard, especially when adults were talking. If a kid tried to chime in during a conversation, they’d likely be met with
1. Fonzie – Happy Days Arthur “Fonzie” Fonzarelli wasn’t just Richie Cunningham’s best friend—he was the king of cool. Originally meant to be a minor character, the leather-jacket-wearing, motorcycle-riding Fonzie stole the show. Henry Winkler’s charm and signature “Ayyy” made
1. Riding in Cars Without Seatbelts Back in the ’70s, seatbelt laws weren’t really a thing, and most people didn’t think twice about piling into a car without buckling up. Kids rode in the front seat, back seat, or even
1. Crystal Pepsi For a brief moment in the early ‘90s, it felt like the future of soda had arrived. Pepsi launched Crystal Pepsi with flashy commercials and a bold promise: the same great cola taste, but without the artificial
1. Ethel Waters Ethel Waters wasn’t just a groundbreaking actress—she was a force of nature who refused to be put in a box. Before she became one of the first Black women to star in a TV series, Beulah, in
1. Waffle Crisp Waffle Crisp had everything going for it—a sweet, maple flavor, a delightful crunch, and the ability to make your whole kitchen smell like breakfast heaven. It was like eating tiny waffles drenched in syrup without having to
