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The Best Days Of My Life!
Its gonna be a desire post. But I promise it'll be worth it and you guys will turtle-dove it :)
And you should have looked at my face when I was reading the lines below. The holder of this group "You Know You Grew Up In India In 90's When.." kept on surprising me as I peruse through all the 75+1 points in the description. And the last apex is definitely understatement. Just Smile? It made my day (and purposes night as well). Made me nostalgic and now I wanna take the next plane to India.
Even though I didn't do some of them, you guys might have. See if you can remember some :)
1)You know the words to ‘In-pin-safe keeping-pin’ and ‘akkad-bakkad’ by sentiments.
2) Cricket is almost a religion for you, and you idolize at least one of Kapil Dev/Rahul Dravid/Sachin Tendulkar/Saurav Ganguly.
3) You have know at least some Chacha Chaudhary or Tinkle comics.
4) You’ve watched Shaktimaan on TV at least once in your living. And you can immediately recognize the character when you see him.
5) You have some ‘NRI’ relatives.
6) You couldn’t delay for it to be December so you could have the Toblerone chocolates your NRI relatives brought you.
7) You watched Cartoon Network, and then the dilatory night movies on TNT that came after Cartoon Network ended.
8) You watched corny dubbed versions of Miniature Wonder, Silver Spoon, and I Flight of fancy of Jeanie.
9) You were THRILLED when McDonald’s opened in your neighborhood (or even eight kilometers away).
10) Your first burgers were at Wimpy’s or Nirula’s.
11) A assail to Pizza Hut used to mean a singular treat.
12) You have seen Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and Hum Aapke Hain Kaun at least 5 times each
13) You still reward the theme song to Hum Paanch.
14) You have played hours upon hour of Pukdam-pakdai, oonch-neech, kho-kho, ‘Doctor, doctor, pirate us!’, ‘Lock and key’.
15) You have played ‘Uma Joshi’ more times than you can commemorate.
16) Dog ‘in’ the bone was your favorite co-ed adventurous enough.
17) Much of your free time in school was eject playing UNO.
18) You collected trump cards of wrestlers, cricketers, and airplanes, and did not relatively understand why your younger siblings were obsessed with Pokemon and the other Japanese trends that followed.
19) Your summer vacations were often synonymous with visiting your grandparents.
20) Your parents, at some subject, told you ‘Dark Chamber’ was a bad game to play. But you still loved playing it.
21) Bole undiluted lips, I love uncle Chips!
22) You identify the song ‘Made in India’ by Alisha Chinoi.
23) You have seen many many many episodes of ‘Antakshri’ on Zee TV and skilled in the only thing constant in the show is Anu Kapoor.
24) Amy evenings have been fatigued watching little kids twirl vulgarly on Boogie Woogie on Sony.
25) You were the coolest quirk in class if you had a computer in your house while it was still the 90s.
26) You learnt LOGO in kindergarten!
27) You couldn’t wait to start 4th/6th model so you could start writing with PENS in place of of with pencils!
28) You often you terms and phrases like ‘kutti’, ‘abba’, ‘same to you, back to you, with no returns’, and ‘disgrace shame, puppy shame, all the donkeys discern your name.’
29) You most probably saw Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge at the cinema at least once. You also fantasized singing songs in mustard fields like in the large screen.
30) You have seen David Dhawan and Govinda movies and laughed at them.
31) You have seen Titanic at least 12 times.
32) You dream seeing English movies and speaking English made you the coolest possession ever.
33) You remember the Orissa cyclone, even though you didn’t cognizant of what a cyclone was.
34) You remember the Gujarat earthquake very definitely and could possibly tell everyone EXACTLY what you were ding when the earthquake occurred.
35) Barbies for girls, and GI Joes for boys were the elemental status symbols. You just wanted more more more and more. And how can I taking Hot Wheels, for both boys and girls? I as a person have a collection of over 200 little Hot Wheels cars.
36) You have tattered Osh-Kosh B’gosh and United Colours of Benetton clothes while growing up. And you plan ‘imported’ clothes were unquestionably way better than ‘made in India’ clothes (never be firm that a lot of clothes brought from overseas by NRI relatives were in point of fact made in India, before ‘Made in China’ started appearing on EVERY existing possession).
37) You know the words to ‘Posham Paa’, and like it bigger than ‘Oranges and Lemons’ even though you’d snitch the latter to sound cool (see 32 above).
38) At some view or other, cool was your favourite, and therefore, most overused little talk.
39) Captain Planet was your first introduction to environmental consciousness.
40) You have tried to sway people around you to not burst crackers on Diwali, and then gone respectable back home and burst them yourself.
41) You have had endless packets of Parle Gluco G biscuits, and of Brittania Shallow Hearts biscuits.
42) You loved licking off the cream from the nave of Bourbon biscuits.
43) There were no Nike, Reebok, Adidas, Puma- Bata and Unconstrained was the way to go for your sports shoes.
44) You have probably consumed more Frooti in your lifetime than there is oil in Iraq.
45) You watched Baywatch on Star Circle even though (or because) your parents said you shouldn’t be vigilant for it.
46) You bought packets of potato chips for the particular purpose of collecting Tazoa. And you had Tazos depicting everyone from Confucius to Daffy Submerge to Daffy Duck dressed as Confucius.
47) For the longest stretch, the Maruti 800, the Premier Padmini, THE Fiat, and THE Representative were the only cars you saw on the road, and the Contessa was uncordial because it was bigger.
48) You would literally jump up in disquietude if you ever chanced upon an imported car (Oh my gosh, is that positively a MERCEDES?)!
49) You spent a good part of 1998 drooling over the Hyundai Santro and the Daewoo Matiz , debating which one was change one's mind.
50) You used to Fuzen gum. You also chewed Big (big) Babool and/or Bang Boom Boomer chewing gum. They were incandescent pink and disgusting tasting, but you loved them for the transient tattoos.
51) Talking of temporary tattoos, you sometimes had contests with your classmates about who had more tattoos on their arm, leg, knee, dispense, forehead, wherever.
52) You thought Mario and Tetris were the coolest things ever invented, conspicuously if you were a boy.
53) You knew that having the latest Notable or Atlas bicycle would make you the coolest kid on the plan b mask.
54) You can imitate Sushmita Sen’s winning gulp to perfection.
55) You have, at some point of time, fatigued GAP clothes (real or fake) like SRK in KKHH.
56) Ostensibly senseless acronyms like SRK, DDLJ, KKHH in actuality make sense to you.
57) You have at some point debated who was more splendid- Aishwarya or Sushmita.
58) If you lived in Delhi, you went bowling at Essex Farms, or Go-Karting at 32nd Milestone and couldn't regard as how you could get any cooler than that.
59) Baskin Robbins ice-cream was THE point to have!
60) You know what Campa Cola is. And you also knew that Coca Cola was THE celebrate.
61) When you would watch WWF keenly every evening/afternoon and unquestionably think that Undertaker had 7 lives and he made an "realistic" appearance in the Akshay Kumar- starrer Khiladiyon ka Khiladi.
62) When all backpacks (or 'schoolbags') and excessively bottles and tiffin boxes had uncommon cartoon characters that were hybrid versions of seven or eight contrastive characters, and you still bought them, because a green man wih a spray pistol, boots, a jet-pack, Johnny bravo fraction, a rajasthani mustache, gloves, and underwear (want johns) over his pants, called 'Mr. X' was Certainly a status symbol.
63) You remember the Nirma tikia jingle.
64) You about the Nirma girl.
65) You remember the 'doodh doodh' ad and also the 'roz khao andey' ads.
66) You grew up reading, if you presume from at all, some or all of Nancy Drews, Enid Blyton books, Sound Boys, Babysitters Club, Animorphs, Goosebumps, Precious Valley series, Judy Blumes, and Tintin, or Archie comics. Because instinctively, reading foreign authors made you much cooler than reading Tinkle.
67) Towards the dilatory 90s (1998-99) at least some of us started our Harry Around obsessions!
68) You absolutely HAD to go to Essel Out of sight if you wnet to Mumbai! "Essel Community mein rahoonga main, ghar nahin nahin jaaonga fundamental!"
69) You watched the Bournvita Quiz call into question on TV pretty religiously. The smarter ones amongst you in truth took part in it and had your entire school and your unconditional extended families watch you on it!
70) "Jungle jungle baat chali hai, pata chala hai. Chaddi pehen ke phool khila hai, phool khila!"
71) Maggi 2 Journal Noodles = ultimate snack (and luncheon, lunch, dinner)!
72) If you grew up in the old 90s, you recall the nation's obsession with Mahabharata on TV
73) In the later 90s, you religiously followed Hip Hip Hooray on Zee. Perchance Just Mohabbat on Sony too.
74) You have said ‘haw’ or ‘haw ji ki pwji’ when you saw people kissing in English movies.
75) You eagerly awaited Love Day, so you could give friendship bands to all your friends, and get bands from them in reparation. Then, of course, those with the most bands loved to show them off (and on Rakhi, boys with the most Rakhis loved showing those off too!)
76) This listing made you smile.
Isn't every single point in the muster so damn true? And its not just a shopping list. Its the biggest culmination of memories. And I still can't cut out laughing reading some of the points (even after reading em for 4 times now)!
Playing Devilish Night, Glimpse of Mercedes, First spell excitement...
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