What makes you nostalgic?

OneHundredToLose

Maybe it's just because I've had a little bit to drink, but I find myself reminiscing on times, places, and people that are now gone. What makes you nostalgic?

kmlong2015

My Gramms used to always have these.

_incogNEATo_

A Goofy Movie

More specifically, Powerline!

synchkat

Hmmm Christmas for sure. Getting together with my relatives. Lile seeing my cousin the past two days and talking about how we always get in trouble and even though there's lots of years age difference we have always had fun

JustMissTracy

Certain songs make me wanna cry, they remind me of people who've passed...Christmas specials (even commercials!) on tv choke me up, they make me think of family and friends who I don't see anymore, or again, who've passed away.....I'm a big suck when it comes to that stuff....BUT Watching little kids makes me nostalgic in a more bittersweet, happy, content way.....the sound of little giggles can bring me back in an instant

OneHundredToLose

Listening to Blink 182 makes me very nostalgic and sad...I don't even like them but it was one of my sister's favorite bands when we were kids. I can remember hearing their music blaring from her room during many summer vacation days.

ShrinkingKerrie

Certain songs, smells,places. I'm a bit of a crier to be honest lol.

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LiftingRiot

star wars

_incogNEATo_

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_incogNEATo_

^^^Stay out of the basement was my joint!

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finny11122

Driving to places like beach's and out the countryside, reminds me of all the places my dad took us. Kinda national lampoon family vacation feeling haha.

Char231023

ThomasW13 wrote: »

_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

^^^Stay out of the basement was my joint!

i dl'd the entire collection as epubs a while back. always good for a quick nostalgic read.

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I loved that book read every story at lease 100 times.

Nick Jr had reruns of Clarissa Explains It All the other night. That brought me back.

seltzermint555

I am not even a Michael Jackson fan, really, but when I hear either "Thriller" or "Billie Jean" I get SO nostalgic...I'm instantly transported to elementary school sleepovers in the autumn with pizza and dance parties!

melmelw03

Eating sugary kids cereals. The 80's and 90's had the best cereals. Although Lucky Charms is still around. I remember Smurf Cereal. Happiness in a bowl I tell ya.

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vinalali

ThomasW13 wrote: »

_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

^^^Stay out of the basement was my joint!

i dl'd the entire collection as epubs a while back. always good for a quick nostalgic read.

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Omg, I'm still scared of that hook hand one! @ThomasW13



I don't care if he ended up being a perv, I love Pee Wee!!

cwolfman13

The waterwheel in Estes Park, Co

pie_eyes

_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

A Goofy Movie

More specifically, Powerline!

Yes please

And WWE

pie_eyes

And 90's Nickelodeon

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salembambi

so many things bon fires, ufos, lake erie,this one parking lot that use to be my favourite shtty bar, all tv shows on ytv in the 90s,kraft dinner with hot dogs , blow up chairs



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salembambi

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salembambi

ThomasW13 wrote: »

salembambi wrote: »

so many things bon fires, ufos, lake erie,this one parking lot that use to be my favourite shtty bar, all tv shows on ytv in the 90s,kraft dinner with hot dogs , blow up chairs



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i still make that if nobody's around from time to time. no shame.

yea i make a vegan kraft dinner with veg dogs & ketchup once in a blue moon

makes me think of how its all i survived on as a child

salembambi

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OneHundredToLose

Remembering Saturday mornings when I was a kid makes me nostalgic. I'd wake up first almost every time, park in front of the TV and watch X-Men and then Batman while eating cereal, usually Fruity Pebbles (or the generic version, more often). Later on when my sisters would wake up, we'd play video games on the Sega Genesis or, later, the PS1. Usually it was a Mortal Kombat game and I'd end up ragequitting because I'd be trying to do combos and they'd just button-mash and wreck me like every time. In the afternoon I'd go outside and meet up with my friends who lived nearby. We'd either ride bikes or play street hockey until the sun went down. Those were probably the most care-free times of my life.