School's were much better in the 80s and 90s

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nocturnal_traveler
09/10/2025
09:38 AM
#1
Lots of field trips and special events, school supplies were virtually free, and a whole lot less shootings.
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Lordgold666
09/10/2025
02:55 PM
#2
The school trips were always awesome

Shame 9/11 ruined it forever
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Evening_Dragon
09/10/2025
02:57 PM
#3
They could've invested more in grammar.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/c/c8249f03.jpg
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MarshMellow
09/10/2025
03:16 PM
#4
I remember passing notes before there were cell phones and people would come up with creative ways to fold them so they're hard to open.

One time this girl passed a note to a dude up front and a kid opened it and read it out loud. It said something about how she wanted to have sex with the guy and she walked out and didn't come back for like a week.
nocturnal_traveler
09/10/2025
03:21 PM
#5
Evening_Dragon posted...
They could've invested more in grammar.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/c/c8249f03.jpg
There's two things you're forgetting, though;

-In the 80s, bad meant good.
-In the 90s, poor literacy was kewl.

MarshMellow posted...
I remember passing notes before there were cell phones and people would come up with creative ways to fold them so they're hard to open.

One time this girl passed a note to a dude up front and a kid opened it and read it out loud. It said something about how she wanted to have sex with the guy and she walked out and didn't come back for like a week.
I remember when the notes were folded origami like, and some kids played paper football with them.
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MarshMellow
09/10/2025
03:28 PM
#6
nocturnal_traveler posted...


I remember when the notes were folded origami like, and some kids played paper football with them.

That and these things. I don't remember what they were called but they were like a magic 8 ball and girls would tell you to pick a number or a question on the outside and then open and close it a bunch of times to see what you get.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/6/64ec25b4.jpg

nocturnal_traveler
09/10/2025
03:30 PM
#7
MarshMellow posted...
That and these things. I don't remember what they were called but they were like a magic 8 ball and girls would tell you to pick a number or a question on the outside and then open and close it a bunch of times to see what you get.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/6/64ec25b4.jpg
To this day I still never figured out how those worked.
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CobraGT
09/10/2025
04:23 PM
#8
Funding influences the quality of education. Even if funding keeps pace with inflation, it has not kept pace with cost of living.
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doshindude
09/10/2025
04:24 PM
#9
People ask me why I haven't had kids yet, and sometimes I wonder, then I read stuff like this and I am reminded "oh yeah, I made the correct choice not to have them."

I've heard several other folks say the statement "I'm glad I grew up when I did" and I don't disagree with them. I'm glad I got the 90s upbringing and not in the hellscape that is modern times.
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