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Post by astropoug on Mar 13, 2022 12:36:19 GMT 10
1900s - ragtime
1910s - World War I
1920s - crime and materialism (basically an old-timey 80s LMAO)
1930s - Great Depression
1940s - World War II
1950s - black and white family sitcoms
1960s - The Beatles
1970s - Disco
1980s - Atari/NES games
1990s - Windows 95
2000s - early YouTube
2010s - memes
2020s - COVID
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Post by astropoug on Mar 13, 2022 14:56:32 GMT 10
First thing that pops into my mind 1900s: Gibson Girls 1910s: All Quiet on the Western Front 1920s: gatsby what gatsby 1930s: Shirley Temple 1940s: Rosie the Riveter 1950s: family photos taken outside small cheap suburban homes\ 1960s: war protests 1970s: flares and weed 1980s: malls with fountains 1990s: Rugrats 2000s: rhinestone cellphones 2010s: that weird mustard yellow color that was everywhere 2020s: a minimal flower arrangement set up against a white and mint terrazzo wall with the sun coming in idk i've spent most of the decade so far on pinterest Shirley Temple’s a good one for the 30s! And honestly same for the 2020s, cause this decade is too depressing
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Post by 10slover on Mar 13, 2022 23:45:35 GMT 10
1900s - ragtime 1910s - World War I 1920s - crime and materialism (basically an old-timey 80s LMAO) 1930s - Great Depression 1940s - World War II 1950s - black and white family sitcoms 1960s - The Beatles 1970s - Disco 1980s - Atari/NES games 1990s - Windows 95 2000s - early YouTube 2010s - memes 2020s - COVID I've pondered in the past how the 1920s were basically an old-school version of the 1980s (materialism, night-oriented culture and vibe, and weird fashion) While the 1950s were like an old-school version of the 2010s (pastel colors, relative stability compared to previous and posterior decades, a summer/spring/day-oriented culture vibe)
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