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We genXers had polaroid cameras as our social media. It took a few minutes for the photo to appear but it eventually did.

Things Generation X grew up with.

genXers were affectionately referred to as 'latchkey kids'

As latchkey kids we were adulting before adulting was a thing.

Who remembers when Tikki Tikki Tembo-no Sa Rembo-chari Bari Ruchi-pip Peri Pembo fell into a well and his brother Chang goes for help?

The VCR - Streaming one movie at a time. Be kind. rewind.

You remember the drill.

GenXers were just built different.

Nothing like an old school 70s shirts to rep your generation.

Generation Xers survived the brutal lawn dart game that was Jarts. Lawn darts were banned in America by the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission in 1988 for the severe danger that they presented. This ban had to be reissued in 1997 and people were urged to destroy the game.

Somehow Gen Xers survived the wheel of death. Though there was lots of puking involved.

Born in 1965? Well, that makes you a Gen X Elder!

I'm not a Boomer! I'm much worse! I'm Gen X

Before Walmart. Before Kmart. There was TG&Y

GenXers remember these color bars appearing after a broadcast is done for the night. As a bonus, sometimes the national anthem was played!

genXers survived the wrath of the wooden spoon!

GEN-X raised on hose water & neglect

genXers had a View Master as their virtual reality headset

ShowBiz Pizza Place, often shortened to ShowBiz Pizza or ShowBiz, was an American family entertainment center and restaurant pizza chain founded in 1980. ShowBiz Pizza restaurants entertained guests through a large selection of arcade games, coin-operated rides, and animatronic stage shows.

This piece of plastic of crucial to playing those 45s on your turntable.

Generation X grew up with push button phones. Light years ahead of the rotary dial phone.

GenXers aren't old. They're just extra aged like cheese.

I can still remember that smell. If you know, you know.

perfect for work play or church

When Gen Xers saw this show up on their TV screen they knew they were in for a treat.

You know you're getting old when...

We were unstoppable in our low riding three wheelers!

Just one star. Tired and everything hurts, would not recommend.

The Banana Splits is an American television variety show featuring the Banana Splits, a fictional rock band composed of four costumed animal characters in red marching band hats with yellow plumes. The series ran for 31 episodes on Saturday mornings from September 7, 1968, to September 5, 1970.

Never forget we drank from hoses, let ourselves into our houses after school and dealt with lead paint fumes.

A tee inspired by punk goodness.

GenXers are not old...we're just classic!

Roller rink on Saturday nights was where the action was.

I'm not a Boomer! I'm much worse! I'm Gen X

Don't forget to tune to channel 3!

A GenX smart TV was one with rabbit ears on top. Hold the antenna right there!