memory of 90's

[IS]

Re: memory of 90's

wob kaya din the free of tension
na mehngai
na khudkash hamlaay
na target killing itni zaida thi
bohat zaida playing ground howa karte the
no one knows about computer/internet/cellfone etc

Life was full of fun

[Desii_Fly_Chick]

Re: memory of 90's

@cellmovers

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childish but awesome memories

do you have any of them or like them?

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wen a angel lyk me was born .. :@:

[blessed2006]

Re: memory of 90's

• Bachay Mr J dekh ker apne undar ke detective ko jagatey thay

• dadi/nani ki almari se chupke se hajumola/chooran/namak sulemani ya karmeena ki goli khana bhi ek mission hota tha

• chotay behen/bhai ka hamdard naunihal gripe water peena bhi ahem baat hoti thi.

• bachay jab school/college se chutti kartey they tou shaam/raat ko doston se homework liya jata tha phone per

• eid ke din ek achi pakistani film (us waqt ki) zaroor lagti thi (sargam, jeeva, sangam, deewane tere pyar ke, mushkil, qaatil ki talaash)

• hip hip hurray, family front, ashiana, dhuwaan woh programs/dramas they jo school/college main discuss hotey they

• cricket worldcup aur matches ke liye khaas mehfilain lagti thi

• chutiyon main nani/dadi ke ghar rehne ke plans bante they

• 14th august aur shab-e-qadar ko ghar jhandiyon aur charaagh se sajta tha

• drama dhuwaan mein nabeel ki maut dikhana sab ke liye bari hairani ka baais thi aur lambe arse tak talk of the town rahi

• usi tarah se alpha bravo charlie main captian kashif ki tooti hui taangain dikhane se bhi nazreen main tashweesh ki leher dor gayi thi ke kya waqayi uski taangain zaya hogayi hain

• 1999 main jab nawaz sharif ko musharaf ne nikal diya tha tou musharaf ki ek bohat lambhi taqreer ayi thi jo dono english aur urdu main dikhayi gayi thi. taqreer se pehle kaafi dair tak milli naghme chalte rahe they.

• pace ki escalators per khailna bachon ka pasandeeda mashghala hota tha

• STN ke mystery theatre se scary ideas chura ker ek doosre ko darya jata tha

[STA]

Re: memory of 90’s

http://karachi.metblogs.com/2007/09/04/you-know-you-grew-up-in-pakisan-in-the-90s-if/

You know you grew up in Pakistan in the 90′s when: - Evenings on STN/NTM were the highlight of your day.

• The Jetsons, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Captain Planet were dubbed in Urdu.
• If you were lucky, you had a dish, and you’d watch Disney Hour dubbed in Hindi on Zee TV and write to the host Vishaal. And you never missed “Hum Paanch” (Pa-Pa-Pa-PAANCH! ) or Tu Tu Mein Mein either.
• You played “Kings” in school (the game where the first person to yell “Kings” would try to step on someone’s foot. Then that person would try to step on someone else’s foot and so forth).
• Playground feminism took form in the shape of “Queens” (essentially the same thing as “Kings”) and “Kish,” that weird jumping game that involved two teams and a loop of elastic (usually made out of a few shalwars’ worth of
  elastic tied together, snuck secretly because the mums would get sick of their daughters wasting a perfectly good roll of elastic.)
• Guys only ever played cricket and football, depending on what world cup was going on at the time.
• The only co-ed sport that was ever played was dodgeball (called Dodge the Ball) and girls were actually pretty good at it.
• You played Dark Room, Tilo-Express, Oonch Neech, Chor-Sipahi and Chupan Chupai.
• You decided conflicts not by rock-paper-scissors , but by Pugan-Pugaai, In Pin Safety Pin, or Akar-Bakar-Bambay- Bo.
• 5 words: Assoo-Panjoo- Haar-Kabootar- Doli.
• Anyone owning a real Barbie or Hot Wheels was a source of envy and admiration.
• “Bil Patori naasa chori aadhi mithi aadhi kori I’m sorry I’m sorry” means something to you. As do “ZAAAAAYYYMEEENAAAA !!!” and “Mein kon hoon, mein kya karoon, mein kiss ko khaaon” and “Ulloo ulloo hello, ulloo ulloo hello.”
• You wished you were Imran or Moattar from Ainak Waala Jin.
• You had nightmares about Bil Patori and Haamoon Jadoogar.
• You drank Frost juice with Super Crisp chips. And then when you were done, you’d chuck the juice box on the floor and jump on it to burst it.
• “Idiot,” “Shut Up” or “Badtameez” was your first cuss word.
• There was never a line at the canteen. Instead everyone drove the canteen wala mad by screaming at the top of their lungs.
• You were cool if you could finish a whole pack of Crunchies or Slanties without showing any signs of weakness, including drinking water afterwards.
• You picked out only the chips from your mum’s Nimco.
• You remember RC Cola and how no one liked it.
• It was taboo for guys to drink Mirinda/Fanta because it was a GIRL’s drink.
• You idolized Imran Khan even though he was retired when you were 2 or 3, and wiped your face with your Pepsi bottle or Frost juice because he did it in that ad.
• Wasim Akram’s “mein cigarette nahi peeta” ad made half ur generation vow to never smoke (the other half just missed out on good stuff).
• You had to ask “Ma’am/Miss may I come in” before entering a class, and you had to stand up to answer questions during a lesson.
• Cordless phones were the coolest things.
• You went crazy when your dad bought his first ever mobile, and you wouldn’t shut up about it to your friends.
• You carried around a cordless phone in your bag/pocket pretending it was a mobile phone, because heck, they both looked the same back then didn’t they?
• You begged your parents for a walkman and then bought tapes of Junaid Jamshed, or if you were really cool, Junoon.
• You went to a Junaid Jamshed concert in a PAF building or a Junoon concert in PC.
• You remember Fakhr-e-Alam hosting the Top Ten on NTM and his “Bhangra Rap” was always #1.
• #2 was “Jaadoo Ka Charagh” by Awaz and #3 was “Dohlna” by Shehzad Roy.. #4 was “Mann de Moaj” by Hadiqa Kayani, the only cool female-singer in Pakistani (and that was her only song for a long time, till she sang Dupatta Mera Malmal Ka.”)
• You were really sad when Awaz split up. And later you took sides between Haroon and Fakhir, and if you liked one you had to hate the other.
• You remember waking up early in the morning on Saturdays and Sundays (back when they weren’t weekends) before school to watch English cartoons on Star Plus (before it got taken over by the Indians).
• You still hold a grudge against the Indianization of Star Plus after all those years.
• You remember celebrating when they changed the weekends to Saturday and Sunday because it meant Friday was a half-day.
• You remember crying because of it if you were older, since the schools would make you come on Saturday for a full day anyway.
• You played Sega-Mega Drive, Atari and Super Nintendo.
• You played Mario Brothers like there was no tomorrow.
• You remember the Nintendo game where you had to shoot ducks with an actual gun-shaped joystick and thought it was the most amazing thing ever.
• Your life was never the same again when your first Windows 95 was set up in your house.
• You played Dave 1 and thought level three was the hardest thing in the world. Then you upgraded to Lion King (probably from a Power Games CD bought out in the street).
• You shafted Polka Ice Cream when Walls became popular. And yes, admit it, you used to wait for the Ice Cream wala in the afternoon and bought Paddle
  Pops from him.
• Walls wasn’t as good as the Challi Walla (end there were rumors that people loved them so much because there was chars in the masala).
• The boys watched Captain Majid (some daring girls did too) and the girls watched Jem (so did some guys, for that matter, and hid their interest under the pretext of making fun of their sisters).
• Cartoon Network showed good stuff like Johnny Bravo and Johnny Quest before crap like Cow and Chicken ruined everything.
• You had “kutti” (pinkie finger) with your enemies and “sulli” (index+middle finger) with your friends.
• Our idols were either the guys from Alpha Bravo Charlie or the guys from Teen Bata Teen.
• It’s “copy,” “rubber,” and “dustbin.” Or rather, “duss-bin.” And “desk” was once “dex.”
• Your childhood was over when they made you stop using pencils and start using fountain pens. And you always made a mess filling the ink.
• You watched Small Wonder, even after it was dubbed in Hindi by Star Plus.
• You wanted to be on the Crystal Maze, The Legends of the Hidden Temple and such game shows.
• The coolest clapping games were “Cham Cham Cham,” “O Pillar,” “Zig Zag Zoo.”
• You were on the top of the food chain if you were made monitor (and you very easily abused the power too, by chucking chalk and dusters at people).
• Sit/Stand, Murghi, and sitting in the bad-kid section was the usual punishment. And the good girls would sit with the bad boys in a vain attempt to civilize them.
  Add your own thoughts!

[STA]

Re: memory of 90's

@blessed2006

• Bachay Mr J dekh ker apne undar ke detective ko jagatey thay

• dadi/nani ki almari se chupke se hajumola/chooran/namak sulemani ya karmeena ki goli khana bhi ek mission hota tha

• chotay behen/bhai ka hamdard naunihal gripe water peena bhi ahem baat hoti thi.

• bachay jab school/college se chutti kartey they tou shaam/raat ko doston se homework liya jata tha phone per

• eid ke din ek achi pakistani film (us waqt ki) zaroor lagti thi (sargam, jeeva, sangam, deewane tere pyar ke, mushkil, qaatil ki talaash)

• hip hip hurray, family front, ashiana, dhuwaan woh programs/dramas they jo school/college main discuss hotey they

• cricket worldcup aur matches ke liye khaas mehfilain lagti thi

• chutiyon main nani/dadi ke ghar rehne ke plans bante they

• 14th august aur shab-e-qadar ko ghar jhandiyon aur charaagh se sajta tha

• drama dhuwaan mein nabeel ki maut dikhana sab ke liye bari hairani ka baais thi aur lambe arse tak talk of the town rahi

• usi tarah se alpha bravo charlie main captian kashif ki tooti hui taangain dikhane se bhi nazreen main tashweesh ki leher dor gayi thi ke kya waqayi uski taangain zaya hogayi hain

• 1999 main jab nawaz sharif ko musharaf ne nikal diya tha tou musharaf ki ek bohat lambhi taqreer ayi thi jo dono english aur urdu main dikhayi gayi thi. taqreer se pehle kaafi dair tak milli naghme chalte rahe they.

• pace ki escalators per khailna bachon ka pasandeeda mashghala hota tha

• STN ke mystery theatre se scary ideas chura ker ek doosre ko darya jata tha

i remember that day. musharraf came very late on ptv to announce blood less coup.

[blessed2006]

Re: memory of 90's

^ this was initially started by a girl called hijab on fb. se started it as a group...manyyyyyyyyyy ppl joined this group and it became known and now is everywhere

[blessed2006]

Re: memory of 90's

@stayyabali

i remember that day. musharraf came very late on ptv to announce blood less coup.

yes taqreer bohat late dikhayi thi.

[falak10]

Re: memory of 90’s

@stayyabali

http://karachi.metblogs.com/2007/09/04/you-know-you-grew-up-in-pakisan-in-the-90s-if/

You know you grew up in Pakistan in the 90′s when: - Evenings on STN/NTM were the highlight of your day.

• The Jetsons, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Captain Planet were dubbed in Urdu.
• If you were lucky, you had a dish, and you’d watch Disney Hour dubbed in Hindi on Zee TV and write to the host Vishaal. And you never missed “Hum Paanch” (Pa-Pa-Pa-PAANCH! ) or Tu Tu Mein Mein either.
• You played “Kings” in school (the game where the first person to yell “Kings” would try to step on someone’s foot. Then that person would try to step on someone else’s foot and so forth).
• Playground feminism took form in the shape of “Queens” (essentially the same thing as “Kings”) and “Kish,” that weird jumping game that involved two teams and a loop of elastic (usually made out of a few shalwars’ worth of
  elastic tied together, snuck secretly because the mums would get sick of their daughters wasting a perfectly good roll of elastic.)
• Guys only ever played cricket and football, depending on what world cup was going on at the time.
• The only co-ed sport that was ever played was dodgeball (called Dodge the Ball) and girls were actually pretty good at it.
• You played Dark Room, Tilo-Express, Oonch Neech, Chor-Sipahi and Chupan Chupai.
• You decided conflicts not by rock-paper-scissors , but by Pugan-Pugaai, In Pin Safety Pin, or Akar-Bakar-Bambay- Bo.
• 5 words: Assoo-Panjoo- Haar-Kabootar- Doli.
• Anyone owning a real Barbie or Hot Wheels was a source of envy and admiration.
• “Bil Patori naasa chori aadhi mithi aadhi kori I’m sorry I’m sorry” means something to you. As do “ZAAAAAYYYMEEENAAAA !!!” and “Mein kon hoon, mein kya karoon, mein kiss ko khaaon” and “Ulloo ulloo hello, ulloo ulloo hello.”
• You wished you were Imran or Moattar from Ainak Waala Jin.
• You had nightmares about Bil Patori and Haamoon Jadoogar.
• You drank Frost juice with Super Crisp chips. And then when you were done, you’d chuck the juice box on the floor and jump on it to burst it.
• “Idiot,” “Shut Up” or “Badtameez” was your first cuss word.
• There was never a line at the canteen. Instead everyone drove the canteen wala mad by screaming at the top of their lungs.
• You were cool if you could finish a whole pack of Crunchies or Slanties without showing any signs of weakness, including drinking water afterwards.
• You picked out only the chips from your mum’s Nimco.
• You remember RC Cola and how no one liked it.
• It was taboo for guys to drink Mirinda/Fanta because it was a GIRL’s drink.
• You idolized Imran Khan even though he was retired when you were 2 or 3, and wiped your face with your Pepsi bottle or Frost juice because he did it in that ad.
• Wasim Akram’s “mein cigarette nahi peeta” ad made half ur generation vow to never smoke (the other half just missed out on good stuff).
• You had to ask “Ma’am/Miss may I come in” before entering a class, and you had to stand up to answer questions during a lesson.
• Cordless phones were the coolest things.
• You went crazy when your dad bought his first ever mobile, and you wouldn’t shut up about it to your friends.
• You carried around a cordless phone in your bag/pocket pretending it was a mobile phone, because heck, they both looked the same back then didn’t they?
• You begged your parents for a walkman and then bought tapes of Junaid Jamshed, or if you were really cool, Junoon.
• You went to a Junaid Jamshed concert in a PAF building or a Junoon concert in PC.
• You remember Fakhr-e-Alam hosting the Top Ten on NTM and his “Bhangra Rap” was always #1.
• #2 was “Jaadoo Ka Charagh” by Awaz and #3 was “Dohlna” by Shehzad Roy.. #4 was “Mann de Moaj” by Hadiqa Kayani, the only cool female-singer in Pakistani (and that was her only song for a long time, till she sang Dupatta Mera Malmal Ka.”)
• You were really sad when Awaz split up. And later you took sides between Haroon and Fakhir, and if you liked one you had to hate the other.
• You remember waking up early in the morning on Saturdays and Sundays (back when they weren’t weekends) before school to watch English cartoons on Star Plus (before it got taken over by the Indians).
• You still hold a grudge against the Indianization of Star Plus after all those years.
• You remember celebrating when they changed the weekends to Saturday and Sunday because it meant Friday was a half-day.
• You remember crying because of it if you were older, since the schools would make you come on Saturday for a full day anyway.
• You played Sega-Mega Drive, Atari and Super Nintendo.
• You played Mario Brothers like there was no tomorrow.
• You remember the Nintendo game where you had to shoot ducks with an actual gun-shaped joystick and thought it was the most amazing thing ever.
• Your life was never the same again when your first Windows 95 was set up in your house.
• You played Dave 1 and thought level three was the hardest thing in the world. Then you upgraded to Lion King (probably from a Power Games CD bought out in the street).
• You shafted Polka Ice Cream when Walls became popular. And yes, admit it, you used to wait for the Ice Cream wala in the afternoon and bought Paddle
  Pops from him.
• Walls wasn’t as good as the Challi Walla (end there were rumors that people loved them so much because there was chars in the masala).
• The boys watched Captain Majid (some daring girls did too) and the girls watched Jem (so did some guys, for that matter, and hid their interest under the pretext of making fun of their sisters).
• Cartoon Network showed good stuff like Johnny Bravo and Johnny Quest before crap like Cow and Chicken ruined everything.
• You had “kutti” (pinkie finger) with your enemies and “sulli” (index+middle finger) with your friends.
• Our idols were either the guys from Alpha Bravo Charlie or the guys from Teen Bata Teen.
• It’s “copy,” “rubber,” and “dustbin.” Or rather, “duss-bin.” And “desk” was once “dex.”
• Your childhood was over when they made you stop using pencils and start using fountain pens. And you always made a mess filling the ink.
• You watched Small Wonder, even after it was dubbed in Hindi by Star Plus.
• You wanted to be on the Crystal Maze, The Legends of the Hidden Temple and such game shows.
• The coolest clapping games were “Cham Cham Cham,” “O Pillar,” “Zig Zag Zoo.”
• You were on the top of the food chain if you were made monitor (and you very easily abused the power too, by chucking chalk and dusters at people).
• Sit/Stand, Murghi, and sitting in the bad-kid section was the usual punishment. And the good girls would sit with the bad boys in a vain attempt to civilize them.
  Add your own thoughts!

pai jan ina lamba kinay parna j

[falak10]

Re: memory of 90's

1 sanu 1 cheez yaad a
o lado sabun o lado sabun jagmag kapray saray o lado sabun

[blessed2006]

Re: memory of 90's

^ ek aur bhi

"bachat ka hai zamana milan soap hi lana, milan soap ghar aya asaan hui dhulayi"

[falak10]

Re: memory of 90's

@blessed2006

^ ek aur bhi

"bachat ka hai zamana milan soap hi lana, milan soap ghar aya asaan hui dhulayi"

ahahaha

[KayZ]

Re: memory of 90's

Yeap,Musharraf "So-called liberal"... yada yada yada,I like him in some cases.... (mind it ""cases"" )

I hope that this list of "cases" doesnt include Mukhtaran Maee case. He had one really stupid opinion about her.

[cellmovers]

Re: memory of 90's

@blessed2006

• Bachay Mr J dekh ker apne undar ke detective ko jagatey thay

• dadi/nani ki almari se chupke se hajumola/chooran/namak sulemani ya karmeena ki goli khana bhi ek mission hota tha

• chotay behen/bhai ka hamdard naunihal gripe water peena bhi ahem baat hoti thi.

• bachay jab school/college se chutti kartey they tou shaam/raat ko doston se homework liya jata tha phone per

• eid ke din ek achi pakistani film (us waqt ki) zaroor lagti thi (sargam, jeeva, sangam, deewane tere pyar ke, mushkil, qaatil ki talaash)

• hip hip hurray, family front, ashiana, dhuwaan woh programs/dramas they jo school/college main discuss hotey they

• cricket worldcup aur matches ke liye khaas mehfilain lagti thi

• chutiyon main nani/dadi ke ghar rehne ke plans bante they

• 14th august aur shab-e-qadar ko ghar jhandiyon aur charaagh se sajta tha

• drama dhuwaan mein nabeel ki maut dikhana sab ke liye bari hairani ka baais thi aur lambe arse tak talk of the town rahi

• usi tarah se alpha bravo charlie main captian kashif ki tooti hui taangain dikhane se bhi nazreen main tashweesh ki leher dor gayi thi ke kya waqayi uski taangain zaya hogayi hain

• 1999 main jab nawaz sharif ko musharaf ne nikal diya tha tou musharaf ki ek bohat lambhi taqreer ayi thi jo dono english aur urdu main dikhayi gayi thi. taqreer se pehle kaafi dair tak milli naghme chalte rahe they.

• pace ki escalators per khailna bachon ka pasandeeda mashghala hota tha

• STN ke mystery theatre se scary ideas chura ker ek doosre ko darya jata tha

***ab hamin to lagta ha sare tareefain ap he le jai ge ye sab to mere zahan main bhi nahi aya tha...
aur khair hamari dadi aur nani hum se pehle hi nikal lia magar hum apne khala ke yahan se karmeeena aur amme ke pas se hajmola chora ke khate the...

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[cellmovers]

Re: memory of 90’s

@stayyabali

http://karachi.metblogs.com/2007/09/04/you-know-you-grew-up-in-pakisan-in-the-90s-if/

You know you grew up in Pakistan in the 90′s when: - Evenings on STN/NTM were the highlight of your day.

• The Jetsons, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Captain Planet were dubbed in Urdu.
• If you were lucky, you had a dish, and you’d watch Disney Hour dubbed in Hindi on Zee TV and write to the host Vishaal. And you never missed “Hum Paanch” (Pa-Pa-Pa-PAANCH! ) or Tu Tu Mein Mein either.
• You played “Kings” in school (the game where the first person to yell “Kings” would try to step on someone’s foot. Then that person would try to step on someone else’s foot and so forth).
• Playground feminism took form in the shape of “Queens” (essentially the same thing as “Kings”) and “Kish,” that weird jumping game that involved two teams and a loop of elastic (usually made out of a few shalwars’ worth of
  elastic tied together, snuck secretly because the mums would get sick of their daughters wasting a perfectly good roll of elastic.)
• Guys only ever played cricket and football, depending on what world cup was going on at the time.
• The only co-ed sport that was ever played was dodgeball (called Dodge the Ball) and girls were actually pretty good at it.
• You played Dark Room, Tilo-Express, Oonch Neech, Chor-Sipahi and Chupan Chupai.
• You decided conflicts not by rock-paper-scissors , but by Pugan-Pugaai, In Pin Safety Pin, or Akar-Bakar-Bambay- Bo.
• 5 words: Assoo-Panjoo- Haar-Kabootar- Doli.
• Anyone owning a real Barbie or Hot Wheels was a source of envy and admiration.
• “Bil Patori naasa chori aadhi mithi aadhi kori I’m sorry I’m sorry” means something to you. As do “ZAAAAAYYYMEEENAAAA !!!” and “Mein kon hoon, mein kya karoon, mein kiss ko khaaon” and “Ulloo ulloo hello, ulloo ulloo hello.”
• You wished you were Imran or Moattar from Ainak Waala Jin.
• You had nightmares about Bil Patori and Haamoon Jadoogar.
• You drank Frost juice with Super Crisp chips. And then when you were done, you’d chuck the juice box on the floor and jump on it to burst it.
• “Idiot,” “Shut Up” or “Badtameez” was your first cuss word.
• There was never a line at the canteen. Instead everyone drove the canteen wala mad by screaming at the top of their lungs.
• You were cool if you could finish a whole pack of Crunchies or Slanties without showing any signs of weakness, including drinking water afterwards.
• You picked out only the chips from your mum’s Nimco.
• You remember RC Cola and how no one liked it.
• It was taboo for guys to drink Mirinda/Fanta because it was a GIRL’s drink.
• You idolized Imran Khan even though he was retired when you were 2 or 3, and wiped your face with your Pepsi bottle or Frost juice because he did it in that ad.
• Wasim Akram’s “mein cigarette nahi peeta” ad made half ur generation vow to never smoke (the other half just missed out on good stuff).
• You had to ask “Ma’am/Miss may I come in” before entering a class, and you had to stand up to answer questions during a lesson.
• Cordless phones were the coolest things.
• You went crazy when your dad bought his first ever mobile, and you wouldn’t shut up about it to your friends.
• You carried around a cordless phone in your bag/pocket pretending it was a mobile phone, because heck, they both looked the same back then didn’t they?
• You begged your parents for a walkman and then bought tapes of Junaid Jamshed, or if you were really cool, Junoon.
• You went to a Junaid Jamshed concert in a PAF building or a Junoon concert in PC.
• You remember Fakhr-e-Alam hosting the Top Ten on NTM and his “Bhangra Rap” was always #1.
• #2 was “Jaadoo Ka Charagh” by Awaz and #3 was “Dohlna” by Shehzad Roy.. #4 was “Mann de Moaj” by Hadiqa Kayani, the only cool female-singer in Pakistani (and that was her only song for a long time, till she sang Dupatta Mera Malmal Ka.”)
• You were really sad when Awaz split up. And later you took sides between Haroon and Fakhir, and if you liked one you had to hate the other.
• You remember waking up early in the morning on Saturdays and Sundays (back when they weren’t weekends) before school to watch English cartoons on Star Plus (before it got taken over by the Indians).
• You still hold a grudge against the Indianization of Star Plus after all those years.
• You remember celebrating when they changed the weekends to Saturday and Sunday because it meant Friday was a half-day.
• You remember crying because of it if you were older, since the schools would make you come on Saturday for a full day anyway.
• You played Sega-Mega Drive, Atari and Super Nintendo.
• You played Mario Brothers like there was no tomorrow.
• You remember the Nintendo game where you had to shoot ducks with an actual gun-shaped joystick and thought it was the most amazing thing ever.
• Your life was never the same again when your first Windows 95 was set up in your house.
• You played Dave 1 and thought level three was the hardest thing in the world. Then you upgraded to Lion King (probably from a Power Games CD bought out in the street).
• You shafted Polka Ice Cream when Walls became popular. And yes, admit it, you used to wait for the Ice Cream wala in the afternoon and bought Paddle
  Pops from him.
• Walls wasn’t as good as the Challi Walla (end there were rumors that people loved them so much because there was chars in the masala).
• The boys watched Captain Majid (some daring girls did too) and the girls watched Jem (so did some guys, for that matter, and hid their interest under the pretext of making fun of their sisters).
• Cartoon Network showed good stuff like Johnny Bravo and Johnny Quest before crap like Cow and Chicken ruined everything.
• You had “kutti” (pinkie finger) with your enemies and “sulli” (index+middle finger) with your friends.
• Our idols were either the guys from Alpha Bravo Charlie or the guys from Teen Bata Teen.
• It’s “copy,” “rubber,” and “dustbin.” Or rather, “duss-bin.” And “desk” was once “dex.”
• Your childhood was over when they made you stop using pencils and start using fountain pens. And you always made a mess filling the ink.
• You watched Small Wonder, even after it was dubbed in Hindi by Star Plus.
• You wanted to be on the Crystal Maze, The Legends of the Hidden Temple and such game shows.
• The coolest clapping games were “Cham Cham Cham,” “O Pillar,” “Zig Zag Zoo.”
• You were on the top of the food chain if you were made monitor (and you very easily abused the power too, by chucking chalk and dusters at people).
• Sit/Stand, Murghi, and sitting in the bad-kid section was the usual punishment. And the good girls would sit with the bad boys in a vain attempt to civilize them.
  Add your own thoughts!

***aik chees jo main bohat shook se dekhta tha wo the small wonder…
jab hamera yahain dish laga (us wakt cable system nahi hota tha )to hum hum panch zaroor dekhte the specially us main delnaz ka character bohat acha tha..

us zamene ke tarhan aj kal game king ke name par aik dosre ke pair pichkane ka moka bhi nahi milta…
aur us zamane ka sab se maze ka character aik hi tha aur woh tha “ZAKOOTA JIN” what is your opinion

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[STA]

Re: memory of 90's

@cellmovers

***aik chees jo main bohat shook se dekhta tha wo the small wonder... jab hamera yahain dish laga (us wakt cable system nahi hota tha )to hum hum panch zaroor dekhte the specially us main delnaz ka character bohat acha tha..

us zamene ke tarhan aj kal game king ke name par aik dosre ke pair pichkane ka moka bhi nahi milta...... aur us zamane ka sab se maze ka character aik hi tha aur woh tha "ZAKOOTA JIN" what is your opinion

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hamay han 90s main dish nahi thi, sirf ptv aur stn say hi kaam chalta tha, mager hamary doston kay han dish hoti thi, tu ham wahan jakar cartoon dekh liya kartay thay.

zakoot jin ajj tka mujhay yaad hai. woh ainka wala jin kay program main hota tha.

[blessed2006]

Re: memory of 90's

@cellmovers

***ab hamin to lagta ha sare tareefain ap he le jai ge ye sab to mere zahan main bhi nahi aya tha... aur khair hamari dadi aur nani hum se pehle hi nikal lia magar hum apne khala ke yahan se karmeeena aur amme ke pas se hajmola chora ke khate the...

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awww tareef lene ke liye nahi likha. yaadain taaza karne keliye likha hai.

haha yeah agar chori kartey waqt pakre jate tou daant bhi parti thi.

[blessed2006]

Re: memory of 90's

@cellmovers

***aik chees jo main bohat shook se dekhta tha wo the small wonder... jab hamera yahain dish laga (us wakt cable system nahi hota tha )to hum hum panch zaroor dekhte the specially us main delnaz ka character bohat acha tha..

us zamene ke tarhan aj kal game king ke name par aik dosre ke pair pichkane ka moka bhi nahi milta...... aur us zamane ka sab se maze ka character aik hi tha aur woh tha "ZAKOOTA JIN" what is your opinion

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zaiiiiiimeeeeeeeeeeena

mujhe kaam batao main kya karoon main kis ko khaon...zaimeenaaaa

[KayZ]

Re: memory of 90's

we had a class felow, short and dark. we all named him Zakoota and still call him the same :)

[blessed2006]

Re: memory of 90's

^ lol...woh bura manata tha/hai?

[cellmovers]

Re: memory of 90's

@stayyabali

hamay han 90s main dish nahi thi, sirf ptv aur stn say hi kaam chalta tha, mager hamary doston kay han dish hoti thi, tu ham wahan jakar cartoon dekh liya kartay thay.

zakoot jin ajj tka mujhay yaad hai. woh ainka wala jin kay program main hota tha.

us zameena main aurtoon ka favorite program zee tv ka Chahat drama tha, aur hamara micki mouse , zakoota jin koi bholne wali cheez ha kia,, jo bhool jao ge.