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Blue waste of moneyIt said that it would be new. Not greatDo not waste your moneyYup, it's now made more cheaply too.. Most Recent Customer ReviewsSearch Customer ReviewsIn the ’90s and early 2000s, you thought inflatable furniture was da bomb. If Britney was making inflatable furniture, it meant she probably sat in a lot of it. So you’re all MOMINEEDTHISNOWWWW. And Hilary Duff looks good in this neon blow-up chair. So you’re like, OK. Every time I sit down, I need to look just like this. You imagine your life with inflatable furniture looking like this. You’re automatically three years older and doing really sexy things like crossing your legs and talking to your best friend on a cordless phone. And oooh if you got an inflatable couch, then your room will feel more like an apartment! Except the awful truth was that inflatable furniture made no sense. It never stayed fully blown up and looked like a pile of wrinkled skin. It was not comfortable.
A disaster waiting to happen. Just wait until two of your asshole friends stand up, see-sawing you down to the ground.How are you supposed to “lounge” on that? And then there were pointless accessories. Which are supposed to be cuddly. Plastic pillows filled with air are not cuddly. Besides being downright ugly, inflatable furniture also stuck to your thighs. This is just stupid. Ugh and then they started making inflatable bags and shit. Here is a man in camo cargo shorts demonstrating the only way to look chill in an inflatable chair. However, all he’s thinking about is how to get out of it without making an ass of himself or falling over. And this girl is demonstrating how inflatable furniture can make you look totally creepy. Moral of the story? We’re all better off without it.A child’s bedroom is a specialA place where their freedom reigns, where their style counts, where they’re allowed to stamp their personality all over the walls.
more apparent than in ‘90s television shows. From Clarissa’s eclectic room in Clarissa Explains It All to Arnold’s tricked-out lair in Hey, Arnold!, the main characters featured in most fondly-remembered kids’ shows from the ‘90s had Given, then, that our idols had such creative, original spaces to call their own, it’s only natural that we’d all want to make our own bedrooms the best they could be. We each had our own unique spin on the idea of décor — after all, all kids are different — but there were still a number of items pretty much every ‘90s kid desperately wanted inSome of them (inflatable furniture, novelty telephones, and so on) may have been more attainable than others (robots, remote controlled furniture, etc.), but that didn’t stop us from dreaming about them. most of us probably still remember the things we had as clearly as the things we wish we had. This Throwback Thursday, let’s take
a look at 22 quintessential ‘90s bedroom accessories. How many of these must-have pieces did you have — or want? There was nothing cooler than having a galaxy on your ceiling when you turned out the light.Bonus points if your scented candle came from the Yankee Candle shop at the mall. I was always too freaked out to sleep in mine, though. Maybe that had something to do with the Cabbage Patch Kids circus design printed all over it. They make grown-up versions of these things, too! And while we're on the subject of bedding ... Returning to Clarissa Explains It All for a moment, remember how Sam always used to just climb in her window when they wanted to hang out? It seemed like an awesome idea — although it's probably also worth remembering how problematic an easily-accessible window could be. Sure, Buffy Summers was able to smooch Angel through hers. By the time season two rolled around, though? And would you really want Sydney Prescott’s boyfriend in the original Scream climbing into your window in the middle of the night?
No thank you, Billy Loomis. You stay way the hell far away from me. Cable wasn’t necessary as long as you had the VCR (and also maybe Dawson Leery to go with it.) Ever notice how so many things from the '60s and ‘70s made a huge comeback in the ‘90s? Lava lamps, beaded curtains, tie-dye,What was up with that? Or fairy lights, or holiday lights, or whatever you want to call them. If they had little paper lanterns on them, you really struck the jackpot. We had some interesting ideas about acceptable bedroom lighting in the ‘90s, didn’t we? Unless you were able to custom order your personalized object, though, you were out of luck if you had an unusual name. (That would be me.) Arnold’s room was the best. One pink wall, one black wall, one rainbowBonus points if the black wall doubled as a All the better to jam to your giant cassette tape collection, my dear. A safe was preferable, because combination locks were the shit.