2000 Vintage: Razor Scooters
Why were everyone’s ankles bruised? Because these shiny aluminum sticks on wheels were the must-have accessory for every kid, teenager, and confused executive. Part of… Read More »2000 Vintage: Razor Scooters
Why were everyone’s ankles bruised? Because these shiny aluminum sticks on wheels were the must-have accessory for every kid, teenager, and confused executive. Part of… Read More »2000 Vintage: Razor Scooters
Why did we believe Lance? Because we wanted to believe that a guy could beat cancer and the Alps at the same time without any… Read More »1999 Classic: The 1999 Tour de France “Clean” Era
Why did the floppy disk start crying? Because the “Thumb Drive” was coming to take its place, offering 8MB of storage—which felt like an infinite… Read More »1999 Legacy: The First USB Flash Drive (Patented)
Why did the blonde throw her computer out at 11:59 PM? She didn’t want to be there when the “bug” bit! Part of the 59… Read More »1999 Legacy: The Y2K Finale
Why Psycho (still being punished) and The Haunting? Because some classics should be left in the dark where they belong. Part of the 34 Razzie Awards Jokes: The… Read More »1999 Archive: Worst Remake or Sequel
Why was the intern crying? He realized that “Pro Bono” wasn’t a famous Italian lawyer. Part of the 51 Lawyer Jokes: The 1998 “Search Engines… Read More »1998 Vintage: The Internship
Why did the CEO call the company “The Titanic”? Because he wanted to be “The King of the World,” but he forgot about the frozen… Read More »1997 Classic: The Titanic Goal
For one week in September, the entire world actually stopped talking about themselves to cry for a woman they never met. Part of the 59… Read More »1997 Classic: The Princess Diana Mourning
“The electric company is spying on us through the filament!” Part of the 68 Light Bulb Jokes: The 1997 Retro Edition archive. Historically Verified
Why were the screams so loud? Because the “Boys” finally came back to America, proving that synchronized dancing and matching white outfits were the only… Read More »1997 Classic: The Backstreet Boys U.S. Takeover
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