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What do you call an 80s detective who can't solve a case? Sherlock, no clues!
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What's an 80s computer's favorite game? Guess the password, and it always wins!
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Why did the 80s computer break up with its keyboard? It found a better type!
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What did the 80s hat say to the scarf? 'You complete me, like the last piece of my Rubik's Cube!
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How did the 80s phone propose to its charger? It said, 'You're the plug for my life!
Music Mix-Ups
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In the 80s, we made mixtapes with actual cassettes. It took skill to pause the radio at the right moment to avoid the DJ's voice. Today, you just click a button and get a curated playlist. Where's the challenge in that?
Mullet Madness
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Ah, the mullet – business in the front, party in the back. I tried bringing back the mullet recently, but people just thought I lost a bet.
VHS Victories
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Renting a VHS tape was an event. If you didn't rewind it before returning, you were the neighborhood villain. Today, you can finish a whole series on Netflix, and the only rewind button you need is for your life choices.
Aerobics Craze
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The 80s gave us aerobics videos with spandex, leg warmers, and high-energy moves. Now, we have workout apps with trainers telling us to do squats while I'm sitting on the couch thinking about doing squats.
Fashion Flashback
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Remember the fashion in the 80s? We thought neon colors were cool. If I wore those colors now, people would think I escaped from a highlighter factory.
Back in the 80s
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You know, in the 80s, we didn't have smartphones. We had something better – the ability to disappear for hours without anyone tracking us. You kids today call it ghosting; we called it freedom.
No Internet Struggles
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In the 80s, if you wanted to know something, you couldn't just Google it. You had to go to the library and pretend you were working on a school project. Librarians were the original search engines, and they didn't appreciate your laziness.
Arcade Adventures
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In the 80s, the coolest place to be was the arcade. Now, kids have hyper-realistic video games at home. Back then, our graphics were so pixelated we had to use our imagination to figure out if that blob was a hero or a duck.
Hair Spray Daze
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The amount of hairspray we used in the 80s could probably be classified as an environmental hazard. If global warming is real, blame it on the ozone layer depletion caused by Aqua Net.
School Days
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In the 80s, we didn't have Google Classroom; we had actual classrooms. And if you forgot your homework, you couldn't blame it on a computer glitch. You had to come up with something creative, like saying your dog ate it. But everyone knew it was the dog's fault – he was a real troublemaker.
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