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Things that were once in trend but now we snigger at.

bodhi085

A few years ago everyone had one of those Bluetooth ear pieces and would be walking in the street/shopping centres etc talking away on them,but now you don't see it as much and it looks quite sad really. They should have been the new way in technology but do we snigger at seeing people wearing them now.

I can see the e cigarettes going the same way. I saw a woman today puffing on one like she had to get the final desperate drag out of it,and I thought do we snigger at the sight of people using them also. Will they become a trend we will laugh at in years to come?

So what was really in trend once that was the next big thing,but now we snigger at the sight of if we do happen to see people doing/wearing?

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Badly Drunk Boy

Take Your Pants Off wrote: »

Back in the day, I would always see men stick their hands in the backside of their gf whenever I went to the shopping mall.
Now I never see it.

So...you came back from America?

DEFTLEFTHAND

Things don't stay trendy for long these days, It's amazing how quickly the herd moves on to their next obsession.

generalmental

Paying for minutes and texts on mobile phone bills.

In fact if the likes of Google and Facebook manage to get their own way I would say most telecommunications companies could be gone in 10 years

takamichinoku

Anything that really flaunted its Americanness?

America used to be fierce cool when I was little, all the cool things would be all American and they'd be using their Americanness to get you to want them and you would want them because America was crazy cool. I don't see things selling themselves as being "American Style" as much anymore or nothing.
Someone wearing a shirt that's all based on the american flag or whatever generally looks super lame.

This could all be in my head though, I thought America was the be all and end all of coolness ...possibly still do.:o

Uriel.

Take Your Pants Off wrote: »

WTF, ''public fisting''
I mean inside their gf's pants.
Any they were not all junkies or what ever, your average couple.

You said in their gf's backside, my friend

Take Your Pants Off

Uriel. wrote: »

You said in their gf's backside, my friend

Yes, holding their butt I suppose, why else would a hand be there?, but what you mentioned is a whole new level.

Uriel.

Take Your Pants Off wrote: »

Yes, holding their butt I suppose, why else would a hand be there?, but what you mentioned is a whole new level.

I was just seeking clarity, thought I slept through a whole new interesting phase there for awhile or something. Would have been unfortunate to miss that

pablo128

Audi A4's.

Tzardine

pablo128 wrote: »

Audi A4's.

Plenty of them around though the current fashion does seem to be RS4 badges and stupid bodykits on all the diesel ones.

Usually driven by a scobe, 56mm from your rear bumper.

donal7

Nokia WAP phones...

calanus

Old men eating a twix

Uriel.

calanus wrote: »

Old men eating a twix

I haven't had a twix in ages...hmmm dipped in hot coffee...nyom nyom nyom

Say Your Number

Linedancing

mrsdewinter

Lucifer MorningStar wrote: »

Bootcut jeans

Nah, they'll be back - it's the current vogue for skinny jeans that will be derided in years to come.

anewme

Fifty Shades of Grey

Tin Foil Hat

mrsdewinter wrote: »

Nah, they'll be back - it's the current vogue for skinny jeans that will be derided in years to come.

Aren't most jeans 'boot cut'? Unless you specifically buy skinny jeans they are all reasonably wide around the ankle.

[Deleted User]

The Eminem inspired blonde hair dye. You'd still see the odd plonker at a GAA match rocking it. Bonus points for an eye brow piercing.

EyeSight

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

Things don't stay trendy for long these days, It's amazing how quickly the herd moves on to their next obsession.

the herd who always moan and complain about them regardless of what it is are always right behind them

ardle1

I think loads of 'adults' will be hoping that FB becomes extinct!
Yeah when their children start searching the Archives and see all the moronic stuff they use to put up online for all to see!

joebloggs32

Having tickets for a Garth Brooks gig

Sir Arthur Daley

The 1.9tdi passat or golf.

SouthTippBass

The_Valeyard wrote: »

Minidisc players.

They were never popular enough to be a trend, and they were also completely awesome, so nothing to snigger at there. I still have a deck and two portable players (not that I'm using them them)

So, eh, you're double wrong.

SpaceTime

Step hair cuts with floppy fringes.

MRnotlob606

slavery

recylingbin

things that I don't wear or have anymore and the people who wear and have those things.

MS.ing

Take Your Pants Off wrote: »

WTF, ''public fisting''
I mean inside their gf's pants.
Any they were not all junkies or what ever, your average couple.

youre not from ringaskiddy by any chance?

Dowl88

Mullets
Tracksuits - now only scumbags wear them.
Combats
Wearing shoes to go out on the town
Mass and religion
Cheques

robertxxx

Willy warmers.

catallus

Mullets are still extant, and very popular.

Tracksuits are worn by athletes, amateur and professional alike.

Combats will never go out of fashion for some societal subsets.

Mass and religion are as popular as they've ever been, worldwide, if not here.

And cheques are still a necessity for anyone who uses money in any sense beyond collecting social welfare.

RoadhouseBlues

I miss the rock music back patches you could put on your denim jacket. They were great.
Doc Martins
The army jackets with the removable lining.