its almost more far-fetched and bizarre to picture myself as a young adult in the 90's than it is to pictures myself as a teen in the 80's even though the 80s were 30 years ago. i mean, think about 1994. a time when people wanted to fall into the gap, the era of baggy pants and grunge and guys like ethan hawke from reality bites. mc hammer and stonewashed levi's. being a kid in the 90's was bad enough. on the plus side, the 90s gave us pop up video and that's how i discovered the 80's.