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We dressed funny. I remember those trousers, which MC Hammer had worn.
Dima Bilan is everything for us.
I had some sweats either my father’s ones or someone’s else.
And I asked my Mum to sew the rib in and to make the turns. And they looked like bananas.
There were also pyramids, Bermudas, Malvinas, but in perfect order was the one, who had sneakers ‘Adidas’.
In the 90s sports footwear became grand and showed the owner’s status.
Only a rich person could afford to buy them, the footwear was in the terrible deficit and despite this they were sewn in the Beskudnikov’s factory in Moscow.
It’s name was so funny and stupid that if two letters had been changed it would have became half-Chinese, but still ‘white’.
I remember the time when Vladimir (Volfovich) Zhirinovsky (Russian politician) wore those raspberry jackets. Then it was the apogee of his creative work.
For so long we haven’t celebrated the anniversaries seems like the last one was in the Stalin times.
I can’t believe there is a person who hasn’t tried to read her nick-name vice versa!
I remember. And it made everybody laugh.
Sure, that this very moment everybody is reading it vice versa and thinking: ‘OMG, it’s a really funny moment’.
Dendy! Tanks, Mario - all is on one and the same disk. *Hop* - put a card.
Sometimes a card was even without body, but we still put this one in dendy.
‘PlayStation’ is another game console that was popular in the 90s.
It was the most mystical console among those that were on the edge.
In stead of lessons pupils were catching eggs, octopuses and other animals.
And all that was for the sake of being sure if there was a happy-end, i.e. that stupid cartoon, or not.
Yes, Yes, and once again - YES! OMG, how our brother was being fooled.
Nobody saw him, if I’m not mistaken. I haven’t seen him either, so don’t take this version into consideration.
A chewing gum is the taste of childhood.
Even dare I say it - we chewed it in turns.
The most attended place in the 90s, except Mausoleum, was the section ‘Juice-and-Water’.
This conical utensil looked like spacecraft.
And the process of pouring the juice out from this ‘super-machine’ made you think that you were at the American bar counter.
A shop-assistant in the cap became barmaid and the tenuous juice became mojito.
That was a time when,except 3litres fruit jars, there was nothing in the stores.
Absolutely N-O-T-H-I-N-G!
People stopped being afraid of words, like sex, etc.