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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thunderfoot" data-source="post: 3030465" data-attributes="member: 34175">Thank cable for the loss of cartoons - with the glut of channels the quality watered down and the price floor dropped.  "The Big 3" all got sick of trying to compete and dropped their Saturday line-ups for news.  the WB and UPN picked-up where the others left off but now they are combining into one network, so who knows.As for the fashion of the age, it will be recognizeable, in about 10 years.  the grunge thing wasn't really recognizeable at the time either, not until the late 90s did it really show its age, the same will happen with this "disjointed" fashion era we are in, but there are a few things that stand out: "Oriental, Biker and Gothic" print button up shirts, my son has about 15 in his closet and 8 on his floor; The return of Pink, my daughter has more pink clothing than I care to recall (and she doesn't even like pink); the cammie/poet blouse and fitted bell-bottoms (not those nasty 40 foot wide ones from the 70's, but the cute flaired legs), Gothic anything (neo-Goth/ the Goth style popularized by non-Goths/ is pulling this along; Underwear as outerwear, in the 80s we called this backwards day, today its called Tuesday... :/ ); Retro-anything (regardless of the year 40s,50s,60s,70s,80s,90s, its all good); Broadway Bumpkin' (the modern Urban Cowboy).In a few years the kids of tomorrow will look back and tell our kids, you wore THAT - ewwwww!</blockquote>

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