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Having dyed hair absolutely was a big deal in the 90s, especially in America since the punk scene never really went mainstream there the way it did in the UK
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No one cares if you dye your hair these days, in the 90s it could get you suspended from school
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Simone Magus posted:Having dyed hair absolutely was a big deal in the 90s, especially in America since the punk scene never really went mainstream there the way it did in the UK Punk was huge in the US in the 90s, or do you mean it wasn’t so big in the 70s?
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zoux posted:No one cares if you dye your hair these days, in the 90s it could get you suspended from school In my middle school I got in trouble do sagging because my pants were below my belly button, and I was forced to wear a rope belt for the rest of the day. This was like 1994 or 1995.
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When I was in middle school there was one girl that had a playboy tattoo on her belly and she sure loved to show it off
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Mu Zeta posted:When I was in middle school there was one girl that had a playboy tattoo on her belly and she sure loved to show it off Feel like even in the 90s someone would call CPS over a middle school kid showing off their tattoos.
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Mar 12, 2021 01:24
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This week's Debris answered the question someone had earlier in the thread about touching alien stuff. They're able to detect/measure the alien energy and know what levels are safe for human contact and what needs hazmat suits.
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Mar 12, 2021 01:26
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zoux posted:No one cares if you dye your hair these days, in the 90s it could get you suspended from school Wearing a trenchcoat could get you suspended in the 90s, I wonder what stupid stuff like that was going on in schools before the apocalypse.
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Mar 12, 2021 01:31
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pentyne posted:Feel like even in the 90s someone would call CPS over a middle school kid showing off their tattoos. It was 90s San Francisco (before Columbine) so nobody really cared about anything like tattoos, hair, or dress code. I was with the weird group that carried butterfly knives and practiced flipping them around at lunch time. It wasn't a dangerous area or anything.
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Mar 12, 2021 01:33
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Mu Zeta posted:It was 90s San Francisco (before Columbine) so nobody really cared about anything like tattoos, hair, or dress code. I was with the weird group that carried butterfly knives and practiced flipping them around at lunch time. It wasn't a dangerous area or anything. What year? I was in Seattle pre Columbine and a knife would have been confiscated, and I would have gotten a suspension. Expulsion was something that happened when you got too many suspensions. I did manage to get at least one Saturday school per year over stupid poo poo.
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muscles like this! posted:This week's Debris answered the question someone had earlier in the thread about touching alien stuff. They're able to detect/measure the alien energy and know what levels are safe for human contact and what needs hazmat suits. Nah, they showed from episode 1 that they were able to detect ??Lorentz?? radiation from extant pieces to see how intensely they messed with normal stuff. What I was wondering was if day-to-day people were looped in on this at all, and episode 2's "we're blaming it on a failed Russian experimental rocket" solves that question. This entire story is already as stupid as poo poo, sorry to any fans???
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I had a couple friends who were just generic rear end in a top hat troublemakers who used to make smoke and stink bombs at home and use them in middle school. This was immediately post-9/11 and I don’t think they ever caught a reprimand because they were never caught. And that’s despite one of them constantly bringing airsoft guns in his backpack and showing them off in homeroom. Texas! We kinda pariah’d him in high school and I haven’t spoken to him in well over a decade, but I’m pretty sure airsoft kid went on to become a marine. 
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Mu Zeta posted:Many asian kids had brown-ish highlights and they made up over half my school population. Pre-9/11 ruled. I'm having trouble following the link between those two sentences. Did your school adopt a strict "whites only" policy?
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There was a story in '92 how a kid got suspended from school for wearing a Penguin (from Batman Returns) shirt, because the school felt it was "satanic". Danny Devito then sent the kid a bunch of Penguin merchandise though, so it wasn't all bad. Schools were also banning Bart Simpson t-shirts too.
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My friend had the Tool shirt that was a dick wrench and they made him change it or get suspended.
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sticklefifer posted:My friend had the Tool shirt that was a dick wrench and they made him change it or get suspended. Same thing happened at my school
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HBO Max has announced they're doing a comedy series inspired by the dissolution of the BA Test Kitchen. Ryan Walker-Hartshorn, who was Bon Appetit EiC Adam Rappaport's assistant at the time (and the only black woman on staff) is helping create the show which sounds like it isn't going to be directly about what happened at BA but more telling stories in a similar vein.
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Speaking of HBO Max, I'm one episode in to Generation (or Genera+ion according to the title cards, a choice I'm not a fan of) and I'm enjoying it. It's got that classic half-hour drama energy to it, plus a focus on queer teens. It also seems to be some sort of Roshamon style drama, told out of chronological order, so there's a real throw everything at the wall vibe to it that's exciting to watch. There's a handful of lines that clunk, but given that it was written by a 17 year old, I'd imagine it would do. Justice Smith is very good in it too. Feeling good about it.
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Mar 12, 2021 03:21
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muscles like this! posted:HBO Max has announced they're doing a comedy series inspired by the dissolution of the BA Test Kitchen. Ryan Walker-Hartshorn, who was Bon Appetit EiC Adam Rappaport's assistant at the time (and the only black woman on staff) is helping create the show which sounds like it isn't going to be directly about what happened at BA but more telling stories in a similar vein. Hopefully they get super-meta and touch on the drama with the Reply-All podcast. So bummed all that happened, but at least they weren't monsters or anything.
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EL BROMANCE posted:Punk was huge in the US in the 90s, or do you mean it wasn’t so big in the 70s? I mean it wasn't mainstream in the 70s and 80s yeah. Like growing up in the UK, The Smiths and Joy Division etc were on the radio and even like Top of the Pops. In America you had Tipper Gore (a Democrat!) trying to ban the Dead Kennedys for using HR Giger artwork
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Netflix is pushing The Witcher on my homepage. I remember watching it, and remember it being high in production value but I don't think I can tell you a single plot from the series. I know the Witcher, a witch, and a child. Can't remember how they all fit together. Hopefully season 2 has a good intro for "Previously, on The Witcher..."
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sticklefifer posted:My friend had the Tool shirt that was a dick wrench and they made him change it or get suspended. I'm old enough to remember the Bart Simpson ban.
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Hughmoris posted:Netflix is pushing The Witcher on my homepage. I remember watching it, and remember it being high in production value but I don't think I can tell you a single plot from the series. I know the Witcher, a witch, and a child. Can't remember how they all fit together. If the Previously On isn't done as a Dandelion/Jaskier ballad, the show will have already lost its way
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I really dug Witcher, but I've got to agree. I went back and watched the first two episodes and realized that everything I remembered from the show was in those two and everything after is just kinda a mush. But that show's vibe is great and I'd watch several seasons more mush in that vein.
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IRQ posted:I think bleachjng hair was way more common at the time. pooka beads, bleached hair, gelled hair, polo shirts, and fruitopia ah poo poo i'm remembering 2000.
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a better capsule for the 90s is She's All That
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muscles like this! posted:HBO Max has announced they're doing a comedy series inspired by the dissolution of the BA Test Kitchen. Ryan Walker-Hartshorn, who was Bon Appetit EiC Adam Rappaport's assistant at the time (and the only black woman on staff) is helping create the show which sounds like it isn't going to be directly about what happened at BA but more telling stories in a similar vein. I mean, her story was pretty much the least interesting of the whole thing. It basically amounted to him being a slightly dickish boss. There was certainly nothing there that would get him into the top 100 on the Hollywood's Worst Bosses list.
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Shageletic posted:a better capsule for the 90s is She's All That I always say if you want to see the worst part of the 90s encapsulated in one music video just watch All Star by Smashmouth
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Doom2020! posted:1) Was dyeing your hair really that big of a thing back then? As someone that grew up in the suburbs in Michigan, I will say yes. In middle school after a girl dyed her hair, she was taken to the principal's office and was told that she had to dye it back because it would be too big of a distraction or take a two week suspension. She came out and told everyone and a lot of people came in the next day with dyed hair. It was crazy. My best friend dyed his hair blond and his dad asked him if he was gay... I grew up in a dramedy. I feel like if you take elements of My So Called Life, The Detroiters, and weirdly Derry Girls it may give someone a good understanding of my 90s experience. An Ounce of Gold fucked around with this message at 15:55 on Mar 12, 2021 |
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Is Black Monday worth investing in? Really liked the first episode (aside from the Girls guy being pretty bad) but feel like I never heard any buzz about it.
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It unfortunately only got one season but Everything Sucks on Netflix is set in 1996 and is pretty great.
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False posted:Is Black Monday worth investing in? Really liked the first episode (aside from the Girls guy being pretty bad) but feel like I never heard any buzz about it. I really liked the first season, but I never watched the second season. It is weird, I felt like I didn’t need anymore of it after season 1 despite liking it.
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Shageletic posted:a better capsule for the 90s is She's All That I feel like Tim and Eric Awesome Show really captures the aesthetics of the 90s perfectly, even if its type of comedy is not very 90s.
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ONE YEAR LATER posted:It unfortunately only got one season but Everything Sucks on Netflix is set in 1996 and is pretty great. That show was garbage dude.
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I like The Mick. It reminds me of AP Bio without the redeeming kids, or rich-family-IASIP since every character is irredeemably bad and it's fun to see bad things happen to them.
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Rhyno posted:That show was garbage dude. Naw but it also only got one season two years ago so does it really matter? Plus the conversation was about 90s aesthetics, which the show nailed.
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feedmyleg posted:I really dug Witcher, but I've got to agree. I went back and watched the first two episodes and realized that everything I remembered from the show was in those two and everything after is just kinda a mush. But that show's vibe is great and I'd watch several seasons more mush in that vein. It'd probably be more memorable if the show was told in something even vaguely resembling chronological order instead of jumping around arbitrarily in an effort to give every character equal screen time in every episode even though some of them weren't born yet. I hope the next seasons drop that gimmick for good.
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False posted:Is Black Monday worth investing in? Really liked the first episode (aside from the Girls guy being pretty bad) but feel like I never heard any buzz about it. gently caress YES. It's amazing and season 2 especially is insaaaaaaaane
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The way the witcher grunts all his lines like a Nolan movie started to get really annoying halfway into the first episode. I still have no idea what "law of surprise" is so the joke didn't really land for me in that episode with the rat dude.
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Mu Zeta posted:The way the witcher grunts all his lines like a Nolan movie started to get really annoying halfway into the first episode. I still have no idea what "law of surprise" is so the joke didn't really land for me in that episode with the rat dude. Law of Surprise says if you can't pay me I take whatever you have that is surprising!
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