r/nostalgia • u/CpuJunky • 3h ago
Nostalgia Instant win soda bottle caps! No QR code, no creating an online account. Free pop!
A lot of promotions back then were simply opening a bottle and checking the lid!
r/nostalgia • u/CpuJunky • 3h ago
A lot of promotions back then were simply opening a bottle and checking the lid!
r/nostalgia • u/T_Munson15 • 17h ago
r/nostalgia • u/Lakers_Forever24 • 13h ago
On October 17, 1989, on this day, Game 3 of the World Series between the two Californian MLB teams took place at a stadium. Unfortunately, before it began when the teams warm up, the earthquake suddenly interrupted and caused a massive panic, leading the MLB to delay the game for 10 days. The A's eventually won the Series later on after defeating the Giants.
r/nostalgia • u/dmse21 • 11h ago
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on the MeTv Toons channel! Ever since I connected an antenna to my crt tv, I’ve been watching classic shows! It feels like the early 1990s again 🥹 Sing along if you know the song 🎶
r/nostalgia • u/SnooCrickets6708 • 9h ago
One of my favorite possessions, my original full series 1 Topps Wacky Packages set from 1979. 66 cards in all. I loved collecting these as a kid!
r/nostalgia • u/DirkVonUmlaut • 15h ago
r/nostalgia • u/xOllywood35 • 16h ago
To watch stuff like this literally makes me cry but in a positive way. At the same time missing something..
r/nostalgia • u/DirkVonUmlaut • 11h ago
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r/nostalgia • u/CpuJunky • 1d ago
Ruler ✅ Pencil ✅ Engine start-up! 🚁
r/nostalgia • u/Effective_Being_5305 • 5h ago
Seeing who could fly the farthest
r/nostalgia • u/Retroaffaire • 1h ago
r/nostalgia • u/Alarming-Chemistry27 • 21h ago
Painting a room last redone in the 80s.
r/nostalgia • u/DeScepter • 17h ago
Where the Wild Things Are was one of my favorite books as a kid. I loved the illustrations and those weird-looking monsters. I must have read that thing a thousand times.
I remember being excited when they made it into a movie in 2009, especially seeing the Wild Things brought to life. But man, that movie was a lot sadder than I expected. Definitely not the fun little monster adventure I had in my head.
Anyone else grow up reading the book? What did you think of the movie compared to what you remembered as a kid?
r/nostalgia • u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me • 12h ago
r/nostalgia • u/Total-Squirrel4634 • 19h ago