
Because the decade, like, totally rocked.
By Kourtney Jason — Written on May 01, 2014

Sometimes the worst thing about the Internet is that it can make you feel super old. Like, how the Internet had to remind you that 10 Things I Hate About You just turned 15. And in two years, Clueless will be the legal drinking age. And that it's been 19 years since Full House ended — thank you, syndication, for never letting us live a day without reruns!
Our point? We can officially call those years the good ol' days. And in some aspects of life, we really think we had it better back then. Here's proof that we'll never get over that decade.
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Because Clueless will always been in regular rotation of your favorite movies to watch, along with all the other amazingly unforgettable teen movies.
Planning your outfit for your high school reunion made you wish you and your best friend were Romy and Michele.
Hats had a real place in fashion back then. Unlike the douche-tastic fedora now.
You would give a limb to see a reunion for any of these shows: Full House, Saved by the Bell, Family Matters, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Freaks and Geeks, My So-Called Life.
That said, even through the recent flood of amazing boy band reunions, you've always stood by your group of choice: BSB, NKOTB, *NSYNC, O-Town. 98 degrees, etc.
While most of your furniture is now IKEA (or fancier), you still wish you could rock inflatable furniture.
If only it was professional to have a never-ending supply of Mr. Sketch Scented Markets in the office supplies cabinet. #teachersftw
Breakfast is now your least favorite meal because it's not exactly healthy to have dessert cereal like you used to as a kid. We'll never forget you, Oreo O's and French Toast Crunch.
Despite what MASH predicted for your adult life, you do not own a mansion, drive a Lamborghini or are married to Jonathan Taylor Thomas. And you're pretty pissed off about it.
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