Lost implants wrote: » Flares, roller skates, yo-yos, the wee computer pets that died, the facebucket water thing, all have come and gone, some never forgotten, some best forgot/ What's the latest craze though? Am I just old and missing out?
irishguitarlad wrote: » Fortnite?
[Deleted User] wrote: » Tik tok dances
irishguitarlad wrote: » Type in jokar tik tok India on YouTube, it's an absolutely bizarre trend over there.
gmisk wrote: » Oh God is that the guy with the weird freaky face? Bizarre
Blud wrote: » Dont forget food fads - pulled pork, donuts, and avocados. McDonalds drive thru seems to be the current food fad.
JohnnyFlash wrote: » Making bread.
Bobblehats wrote: » Is that Richard Gere in an aspen knit
gogo wrote: » 10 year old and a seven year old, boys, both look for pokemon, switch games and ‘plushies’... having plushies of everything is huge for the younger lad... he follows crap shows on YouTube where lads make up stories with various plushies. This seems to be a big thing now, heaven forbid you call them teddies. 10 year old and most of his friends are into Harry Potter, think 15 in his school went as something from Harry Potter for Halloween, probably the only ‘toy’ related thing he’d look for aside from lego... Last Christmas The Robo Cameleon was the big toy... there is something new every year. All invariably crap, but I remember the year of the cabbage patch doll and praying for Santa to come through for me with one. For girls it’s them LOL dolls I think,
igCorcaigh wrote: » My Little Pony was a big thing too. Best thing I ever got for Christmas was a slinky. Remember them? Coily things.
ReginaldSmythV wrote: » Outrage.