It can be fashion, toys, games or anything obscured before that has a potential which never got the chance to be popular. So currently that old toy from the 70s called clackers/knockers made a comeback here because of one wedding event that has that then it got popularized by kids at school and tik tok and now i can see many people even adults at the side of the street playing that thing and i have one too just out of curiosity. They're hard and they hurt if you mess up! But i was thinking there are more old trends that are actually forgotten and it would be interesting if more of them return instead of just having kids stay with their phone every time. I'd also want Skip It and Jack Stones to return!
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This topic is suppose to be Entertainment and Arts but changed to Sexuality. Maybe it's because it has the word "toys" in it
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WindAtMyBackGuru
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Those click clack balls were horrible. They don't need to come back. They were difficult to do right. But even when you did it right, it was a big yaw. Plus they were pretty painful when you got hit in the wrist or hand bone - which happened all the damn time.
Frisbees were pretty damn cool. They are also timeless. I threw one a few days ago for the first time in years.
Yo-Yos are pretty fun. They made a comeback when I was in high school. It didn't take a whole lot of practice to get pretty decent with them.
Album (music). People who only download individual songs don't realize how much good music they miss by not getting entire albums.
Traveling by land, hiking, and wilderness backpacking. Nature in general. A picture of nature on a screen ain't nature.
Bicycles. Almost nobody rides bicycles any more.
"Cruising". Just getting in the car with a bunch of friends on a weekend and just cruise.
If I thought long enough I could probably list dozens of things.
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NamerOfStarsMaster
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Play-Skool's Pipeworks.
It doesn't have to be the same brand, but the same kind of construction toy- it was essentially Legos, but PVC pipes and joints (that locked with a weird little wrench that even kids could use), that you could build into dozens of different things. My older siblings got a set back before I was born, and it got lost over time before I had a chance to play with it, and I'm still kind of bitter.
Obviously, I'm too heavy to use them now, but I've got niblings, and cousins, and they need there creativity stimulated, too.
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Aiko_E_Lara
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Looks interesting
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katiesmuffMaster
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The day of NO Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat etc when we use to actually talk to one another and our faces were not constantly looking into the screen of a cell phone.
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Aiko_E_Lara
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That's not a trend. That's just simply a way of life since people had no choice.
jennifer_bloomMaster
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The digital giga pets. My dad bought one for me when I was 12 but a friend stole it. I tried to buy it years later and it cost over a $120 so I did not buy it.
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Curiosity2006Xper 6
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Manners. It to used to be something to stare in awe at.
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Aiko_E_Lara
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That's not a trend. That's common sense.
Curiosity2006
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All just the same, I'd like for it to come back! XDD
Aiko_E_Lara
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Common sense is common sense and trend is a trend and to know the difference is a common sense
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Curiosity2006
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You're right, I'm sorry.
Aiko_E_Lara
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*hugs*
nolabelsGuru
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My family had a clacker ball type toy that was made in the 1950s. It had two rubber baseball sized balls and the cord on them was about 30" long. Additionally, there was a 6" long tube that the cords went through, positioned above the balls. You'd get the balls bouncing against each other, then you could slide the tube down the cord to shorten its length, making the balls bounce at a faster rate.
My dad said that it was a prototype of an invention made by a friend of his sister. True or not, I don't know. I've never seen another one like it.
It was a lot more fun than the 1970s clackers that I've seen and used.
What trend would I like to see come back? Common sense.
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Aiko_E_Lara
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Explain how common sense is a trend? While I get that there are more stupid people voicing out these days, they're just the loud minority. If common sense just died out, wouldn't we all be erased?
ManOnFireInfluencer
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Critical thinking skills.
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Aiko_E_Lara
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That's not a trend. That's common sense.
ManOnFire
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Right. I was being cheeky.
DargilMaster
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Traditional Christian religion.
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Aiko_E_Lara
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You mean those who practice crucifying anyone for not believing in God?
Dargil
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Who does that other than Saracens. When did Christians ever do that?
Aiko_E_Lara
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Ever since the holy romans broke free. And another "proper" christians would be the amish community. And it's ironic that you're using the internet right now.
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Dargil
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So let me get this straight. You are condemning what the fascist Romans did 2,000 years ago? Better you look at what your countrymen did to Filipino Christians about 80 years ago. So you want those savages back? We did out best to cull and, sometimes, incinerate them back then. And then, the Marshall Plan rebuilt their economy into the (for a while) second largest in the world. And somehow, you have little qualification to identify what a "proper" Christian is.
Aiko_E_Lara
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Neither do you realize how much different Christians want Christianity how they want them to be. Like they all believe their own Christianity is the real Christianity and that includes the Amish and the holy romans saying their Christianity is real. And apparently you have your own definition of what a "real" Christian is.
Dargil
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You took a survey?
Aiko_E_Lara
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I can ask the same. Apparently most christians are doing ok so maybe you have your own definition of what real christianity should be
Dargil
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Many of us have different views on doctrine. But as when Commander Lock told Morpheus: "Not everyone believes what you believe". Morpheus told him : My "beliefs do not require them to." So it is with many Christians, including me. I will know that G0d will sort that out. You seem resolutely anti-Christian. I will let you sort that out.
Aiko_E_Lara
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It doesn't matter if im an anti christian or not. The fact remains that christianity being divided into many groups just proves you all can't agree on what proper christianity should be. If i seem like an anti christian, then you seem like a christian supremacist.
Mac-OneExplorer
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The internet for business, news and research purposes only; eliminating social media and keeping all else to personal interaction.
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Mac-One
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Also eliminate sharing of personal and business information between sites.
Mac-One
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Possibly back to the 1950's when none of this current (business, personal, political, social, etc.) crap of today existed. Much simpler life.
Mac-One
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Our country was self sufficient in all ways and not so dependent on China for our manufacturing and other needs.
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Aiko_E_Lara
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Having no internet is simply just a way of life because they don't have any other choice so that's not really a trend. It's a way of life
genericname85Master
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calling a man a man and a woman a woman by default and not having to walk on eggshells around peoples imaginary gender.
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Aiko_E_Lara
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I think you're in the wrong post/question
genericname85
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i think you didn't articulate your question precisely enough if what i said isn't want you wanted to hear. i only read your headline by the way.
Aiko_E_Lara
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That's not really considered a "trend" That would be more of a political view. While i agree on that one, it's irrelevant which is why I imply you must've posted that here by mistake.
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genericname85
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well it's a "trend" if it's temporary contemporary occurence that ended, that's a trend in my book :D but to answer the question more according to what you asked: user replacable batteries in phones. but i guess that is soon gonna make a return thanks to new EU legislation.
Aiko_E_Lara
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In your book but if that's really a "trend", it wouldn't really be something controversial and it would have been something anyone can just agree without without it being a really sensitive topic. So having views with many people strongly disagreeing is not something to be considered a "trend"
genericname85
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A trend is not something everyone agrees on dude.
Aiko_E_Lara
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And trend is not something that becomes controversial and sensitive.
LemiaOfThunderYoda
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beyblades
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Anonymous
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Not having to get around in the world with 80% of people being unintelligent, uneducated slobs who exist for no good purpose. People think because they like to watch Netflix they have meaning.
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Aiko_E_Lara
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On the contrary, it's people back then who were less informed because they didn't have the access to the most convenient source of information which is known as the internet. Maybe what you're looking for is when stupid people were actually quiet
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