25 Ways To Telll you're a kid of the 90's with TMNT reference

[the_minimizer]

http://www.buzzfeed.com/melismashable/25-ways-to-tell-youre-a-kid-of-the-9
It's number 22.

[Scud]

Ha Nice!

I would score around 20 of those 25. Never had an AOL account, but I looooooved my Walkman (in sport yellow no less)!

~S~

[Lance_Steele]

There's not enough references for a 90s kid.

I remember going to sleep early just to see cartoons premiering on September of 91. I also member CBS had a special evening show of season 5's premiere at 10 o'clock. Unfortunately me and my family were shopping all that time I missed it.

[pannoni1]

There's not enough references for a 90s kid.

I remember going to sleep early just to see cartoons premiering on September of 91. I also member CBS had a special evening show of season 5's premiere at 10 o'clock. Unfortunately me and my family were shopping all that time I missed it.

That was Planet of the Turtleoids. It is not considered the premiere of season 5 nowadays because the Technodrome was already in the Arctic, as first established in "White Belt, Black Heart." If you missed it, you really didn't miss anything since it was out of possible continuity, and it was reran later on before the final new Season 5 episode aired.

To me, a "90s kid" would best relate to those born between 1983 and 1991. This is because typically, you recognize stuff between 3 and 12 growing up. 1982 and 1992 are borderline years, since it would mean that half of your 3-12 year period took place in the 80s and 00s, respectively. Those born in 1995 that only remember Pokemon and the first season of Spongebob and nothing before are '00s kids since the majority of things they watched as a kid were '00s things.

The OT TMNT core fans would skew toward the 1983 to 1987-born demographic, since the popularity peaked very early in the '90s in popularity. Because of this, the original core TMNT audience can better relate to early decade trends (as well as the late '80s) than later decade ones (As well as early '00s things). As a 1985er, I can better relate to 1988 and 1989 kids-oriented things than 2000 and 2001 kid-things, such as Yu-Gi-Oh and Dragonball Z

[Lance_Steele]

That was Planet of the Turtleoids. It is not considered the premiere of season 5 nowadays because the Technodrome was already in the Arctic, as first established in "White Belt, Black Heart." If you missed it, you really didn't miss anything since it was out of possible continuity, and it was reran later on before the final new Season 5 episode aired.

To me, a "90s kid" would best relate to those born between 1983 and 1991. This is because typically, you recognize stuff between 3 and 12 growing up. 1982 and 1992 are borderline years, since it would mean that half of your 3-12 year period took place in the 80s and 00s, respectively. Those born in 1995 that only remember Pokemon and the first season of Spongebob and nothing before are '00s kids since the majority of things they watched as a kid were '00s things.

The OT TMNT core fans would skew toward the 1983 to 1987-born demographic, since the popularity peaked very early in the '90s in popularity. Because of this, the original core TMNT audience can better relate to early decade trends (as well as the late '80s) than later decade ones (As well as early '00s things). As a 1985er, I can better relate to 1988 and 1989 kids-oriented things than 2000 and 2001 kid-things, such as Sl Yu-Gi-Oh and Dragonball Z

I was born on November of 81 and I became a fan of the series during season 2. I was 7 at the time. Thanks for telling me what episode the CBS special was. I always wondered. I saw the episode and I thought it was cool. Since I am an 81er I was exposed to the likes of He-Man, Chipmunks, GI Joe, Transformers, Thundercats, Voltron, etc. They were my favorites along with TMNT. I loved the Konami arcade games. It was an awesome era of gaming.

[tmnt transformer]

I was born april 97' so I don't remember the 90's.....But some of what they mentioned I defiately do.

[Jephael]

::sigh:: I miss those days!

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

Casette Tapes are more 1970's-80's (OK, early into the 90's also)

[hudemx]

Casette Tapes are more 1970's-80's (OK, early into the 90's also)
Really?
I bought new cassette Tapes until 1998 ^^

[the_minimizer]

My car is a 2000 and it had a tape player in it.

[Galactus]

I still have a VHS player :ohwell:...and I still use it 8)

[Genesis]

Uh... you mean a VCR?

[Mona_Lisa]

Wow, I'm so 90's!!! Lol, that was great! Thanks for shareing!!!:twink:

[Marshall84]

I'm a 80's AND 90's kid..xD
Number 22 should cover me. LOL