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In reply to the discussion: Fads of our youth. Do you have one? Mine were clogs and the Magic Eight Ball. [View all]Niagara
(11,149 posts)Jordache jeans, scrunchie socks, stirrup pants, large dressy shirts and placing a large belt over the shirt.
Besides the Jordache jeans, I don't know why the other stuff was in style in elementary and jr. high. Apparently Jordache jeans are still made and sold and they were nice and lasting jeans.
Then came high school and the fashion didn't get any better with hypercolor t-shirts, jean bleaching and tight rolling the bottom of jeans. There's another word for tight rolling the bottom of the jeans but I'm not repeating that word because it means something different today.
Then it was clothing brands like Bugle Boy, BUM Equipment, LA Gear, Guess, Nike, Vision Street Wear, Calvin Klein and Big Dog that were all the rage in high school.
When I started driving there were these toys that came out called Jibba Jabba and I wanted one. They pulled them off the shelf because one had to grab it by the throat and shake it and it would make a silly noise.
Around the same time, super soakers became a thing. People would load them up and go out cruising around town and super soak other vehicles and people on the cruise strip. The police in my town would pull cars over to make sure it was water in the super soaker instead of bleach or whatever.
Fun times!!