90s Culture Appreciation vol. Intro




my mom whooped my *** for callin these 1-900 numbers :lol:

i remember calling this Fresh Prince one but the best one i called was one that told horror stories and would have u press 1 , 2 or 3 for different outcomes. the object was to advance the story. my mom wound up gettin a phone bill for like $600 and she dam near passed out from whoopin my *** :lol:
 
Re: WCW Hotline.
1-900-909-9900

So we got Bell Atlantic Telephone Service back in 95. My father tells me that we can now make long distance calls without being charged long distance fees, it was in the package.

So I thought that 1800/1900 numbers were long distance calls.

Put it this way, I was calling and listening to Mike Tenay tell me about Galaxy/Ciclope's dark matches at 6 in the morning before I went to school.

The phone bill was ONLY about $1200. Damn I was dumb
 
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TBH those phones were already old in the 90's.

Should have hit her with the neon clear one all the high school girls wanted back then...

 
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Put it up to your ear lol
actually knew a lot of ppl in da 90's who didn't know how to use a rotary phone. I did lock myself outta my apartment about 9 years ago, my cell phone was in there & I had to walk to a gas station to use a pay phone to sort it out but the pay phones were long gone so they just gave me the store phone to use. didn't ditch the landmine phone until 2008, getting a misdial from a shady collections agency was 1 of the last straws in really questioning the usefulness of it.
 
I definitely remember everybody driving those in the 90’s..lol. Even in those standards back then, the car looks cheaply made and the interior looks trash.
I always sit back amazed when I think at one point this was that new new
 
 

It was always hilarious to me how the scenes immediately outside the front door looked nothing like what it should, based on the exterior shot of the house. Like they didn't even try :lol:
 
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