Showing posts with label wikipedia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wikipedia. Show all posts

Friday, February 15, 2013

26 Signs You Grew Up In NYC In The '90s

Being a city kid was pretty damn great.









Your field trips were here. Also, you laughed at the stupid tourists who paid the full ticket price. Real New Yorkers know it's donation-based.



Your field trips were here. Also, you laughed at the stupid tourists who paid the full ticket price. Real New Yorkers know it's donation-based.






Source: en.wikipedia.org














You saw this everywhere. (But had no idea what it meant.)



You saw this everywhere. (But had no idea what it meant.)






Source: 12ozprophet.com














You hung out at the Chelsea Piers bowling alley because they served beer and their method of "checking IDs" was to inspect your credit card. Or library card. Any type of card, really.



You hung out at the Chelsea Piers bowling alley because they served beer and their method of "checking IDs" was to inspect your credit card. Or library card. Any type of card, really.






Source: chelseapiers.com














Cabs looked like this: boxy.



Cabs looked like this: boxy.






Source: lostsoulentertainment.net







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Thursday, February 14, 2013

The Pros & Cons Of Being Named Jessica

Or as you were known from kindergarten through 12th grade, Jessica [LAST INITIAL].









CON: Having to go by your last initial because there are sooo many Jessicas.



CON: Having to go by your last initial because there are sooo many Jessicas.






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PRO: You can ALWAYS find your name on souvenir keychains.



PRO: You can ALWAYS find your name on souvenir keychains.






Via: ivstatic.com














CON: So many Jessicas means you might have to take on a nickname you don't want.



CON: So many Jessicas means you might have to take on a nickname you don't want.






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PRO: Our name is immortalized in Shakespeare.



PRO: Our name is immortalized in Shakespeare.



As Shylock's daughter in The Merchant of Venice.




Via: en.wikipedia.org







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