There Is Just Absolutely No Way Anyone Has Done More Than 18 Of These '80s Kids Things Unless They're Over 40
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Ah, the '80s — a time when blowing into Nintendo cartridges like it was a life-saving ritual was a regular occurrence, Saturday mornings belonged to cartoons, and the biggest flex was having the perfect Trapper Keeper. If you ever got frustrated trying to solve a Rubik's Cube or begged your parents for a neon Lisa Frank folder, this one's for you. Take the poll below and tell us just how deep your '80s kid cred really goes!
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There Is No Way Anyone Has Done More Than 15 Of These '80s Kids Things Unless They're Over 40 Brian Galindo · Feb. 15, 2025
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