“Unlock the Nostalgia: 10 Unforgettable 90s UK Childhood Memories That Will Take You Back in Time!”
Life Without Wi-Fi Was Good
Hard to believe it now, but life without Wi-Fi was full of fun. Whilst we didn’t have electronic tablets to play on like the kids of today, our lives were full of interesting real life games instead. The highlight of your day would be running to your friend’s house after school to knock on the door and find out if they could come out to play.
Sometimes it was a yes, sometimes it was a no, but whatever happened you knew there would be kids to play with in the park. “Can I play?” became a frequently used phrase in your vocabulary and the world without Wi-Fi was your oyster.
Wearing A Football Shirt On Non School Uniform Day Was Everything
In the ’90s footie shirts weren’t just for a kick about down the park with your pals, they were for showing off. Depending on what club you supported, you were judged by the other kids when non-school uniform day came around.
Glory hunting was top of the agenda, and Liverpool, Man United, and Arsenal were always safe bets. Wearing a football short in support of a local team was a brave move and often frowned upon, so you had to be careful. If you were a ’90s kid who liked football, your shirt on non-school uniform day was everything.
Going To The Local Pub Meant Crayons
Weird? Slightly. Fun? Very. Whilst the parents chatted and drank away the week’s woes, Friday nights down the pub were all about the colouring in as a kid.
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