#1990 lipsmacker

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

Bonne Bell Apple Set

1990s

Found on Ebay, seller sharonlpk

@@vsrobotjulie I found an Apple lipsmacker so tagging you in case you havent seen it.

[randomstufftournament]

I was planning on going through the list and picking the top ones to make the bracket with, but I didn't want to deprive you of any of the list (106 items long!!)

So it's going to be a bigger tournament than I expected!

At the end, the three winners will go head-to-head and we'll be able to crown a first, second, and third place winner.

The (randomly generated) first round of matchups will be:

a raccoon standing on its hind legs and making too much eye contact vs. imagined dragons

<3 vs. backwards baseball cap

A single small pellet of cobalt-60 vs space heater

Necklace chain (no pendant) vs sweet potato maki

Jellycat Amore Dog vs Syzygy

Seagull with a whole chili dog vs Wojtek the bear

Tomorrow vs A leaf with a tiny bug-sized bite taken out of it

Roasted parsnips vs bread

Thursday the 12th vs the first email account you ever made

Those ergonomic mice that are sideways and tall vs A Geiger counter but for great pussy

LOL vs Batfish

Lightly sweetened whole grain cereal vs green gummy bear

Nikita Khrushchev's shoe vs The molasses flood

Noticing a new freckle vs Petrichor

Window that brings in a slight draft vs big fluffy bathrobes

Greeting cards vs the little fake hands you put on a finger

A rat holding a strawberry in its little hands vs the giant catfish in the Chornobyl reactor cooling pond

The Cuban missile crisis vs LipSmacker flavored lip gloss

Couch cover vs uquiz for what kind of kitchen utensil you'd be

Orange tic tacs vs Paw print set in concrete

Plastic animal figurines vs empty snail shell

Permian-Triassic Extinction Event vs single unmatched sock (its mate has been lost)

Revolutionary Girl Utena (1997) vs leggings with a run in them

Florida Man vs Funables Fruity Snacks, Mixed Berry Fruit Snacks, Family Size, 40 Count

Bath beads (shape of dolphin) vs wet log in the ground, home to moss and fungi

The shoes that Muntadhar al-Zaidi threw at George Bush vs Pi Day

The Chornobyl elephant's foot vs Matryoshka dolls

Pigeon vs candy necklaces from the 1990s

Swinging so high on a swing set that you become briefly weightless at the top of the arc vs ring pop

Sex dice that can only deliver confusing combinations vs the state of Florida

Queen Elizabeth's corpse vs sheet of cat stickers

SALE! 2/$2.99 Fresh Hass Avocado vs orange slime made by an 8-year-old and then left to dry out in the back of a closet for years

The color puce vs pill case

A nuclear-powered ramjet vs Chromodorus Willani

Red lava lamp vs glow in the dark stars to put on your bedroom ceiling

Ufo porno vs Lego three in ones

Disposable chopsticks vs garlic bread

Generic grocery store brand apple juice from concentrate vs skeleton

Three haunted porcelain dolls vs a duck with perfectly formed human hands instead of wings coming out of its shoulders

A bus pass with $7.33 on it vs The last of the gift wrap paper (not enough to wrap a present)

The SL-1 reactor in Idaho vs 1 yard of fleece

Glasses without lenses vs the rabies virus

There are a few byes that we'll come across in round 2:

Tapetum lucidum (will face the winner of matchup #1)

1 can of Goya brand black beans (will face the winner of matchup #4)

A dog who is normal in every way except that it can identify any plant by its scientific name (will face the winner of matchup #5)

Duke the Bush's Baked Beans mascot (will face the winner of matchup #6)

Jumbo binder clips (will face the winner of matchup #9)

Mead (will face the winner of matchup #12)

The smell of a Sears auto department (will face the winner of matchup #15)

The composer Fryderyk Chopin's heart, In case in a jar of booze in a church in the middle of Warsaw, Poland (will face the winner of matchup #16)

Sour cream (will face the winner of matchup #17)

A 2005 Honda Civic with a vinyl wrap of Sasuke on the side (will face the winner of matchup #20)

73 dachshunds (will face the winner of matchup #21)

$9.99 headphones from CVS (will face the winner of matchup #22)

The French language (will face the winner of matchup #25)

The number 11 (will face the winner of matchup #26)

The Weather Channel on August 28th 2005 (will face the winner of matchup #27)

World peace (will face the winner of matchup #30)

Glass swan sold at a gas station (will face the winner of matchup #33)

Discarded McDonald's toy found on the sidewalk (will face the winner of matchup #36)

Lube that just. too slippery to be useful (will face the winner of matchup #37)

@hillbilly---man's Archie comics phase World War II veteran who hates sharks (will face the winner of matchup #38) *I changed this one because quite a few of you don't know me and don't care about my Archie comics phase. Apologies to the submitter!

Roasted garlic (will face the winner of matchup #41)

White LEDs (will face the winner of matchup #42)

The placement of all of these was done randomly, but I'll try to seed future rounds based on performance.

The first polls will be published tomorrow

[oldtvlover]

So, tonight then Hijacked - Flight 285 from 1996. Cast: Susan Batten - Kim Paulsen James Brolin - Ron Showman Michael Gross - Ben Horner Anthony Michael Hall - Peter Cronin Perry King - Frank Leyton Casey Sander - Steve Paulsen Ally Sheedy - Deni Patton Barbara Stock - Veronica Mitchell and many more Story: Ruthless convicted murderer Peter Cronin (well played with lipsmacking wicked relish by Anthony Michael Hall) is being transported to prison on a commercial airliner. Trouble ensues when Cronin hijacks the plane and demands twenty million in bail bonds. It's up to FBI negotiator Deni Patton (a sturdy performance by Ally Sheedy) to keep things under control. Director Charles Correll, working from a compact script by David Peckinpah, keeps the enjoyable and engrossing story moving along at a snappy pace, generates a good deal of tension, and stages some exciting last reel action with skill and flair. The sound acting by the able cast helps a lot: Michael Gross as good-hearted disabled Vietnam veteran Ben Horner, Casey Sander as the brave Steve Paulsen, Barbara Stock as gutsy captain Veronica Mitchell, Perry King as hard-nosed fed Frank Layton, Hudson Leick as Cronin's loyal accomplice Shayna Loring, David Graf as an obnoxious cowardly drunk, and James Brolin as easygoing copilot Ron Showman. Moreover, Hall has a ball portraying a real evil and dangerous bad guy. Worth a watch. - by Woodyanders on IMDB (just corrected the name of Perry from Lang to King) Thoughts: We start with the preparations for the flight and introduction of all players in the game. They even had self made weapons in the 1990s. Never mind, with Cronin on board and escorted by two marshalls, the flight gets up to Dallas. After a short time, the two aides of him free him and hijack the plane. Cronin calls Layton at home and asks if he remembers him and surely he does. Cronin tells him what he's planned and therefore Layton calls Patton in to help since both have a history with Cronin and he knows them also well enough to know what they would do. Well, it takes a very long flight, some tricks from the passengers and pilot and a lot of convincing to get the man down, quite literally. Most of the passengers are just hurt and only one dead in the end. It's a good movie. 

Can be found on Youtube if wanted.

[90s-2000s-barbie]

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMdak7Hpt/

Also can watch my y2k room tour on my YouTube.

My cat Lilly had to come in the shot. 😂💚💕

[199x-200x]

90′s Girl!

[someacademicssomelife]

Have You Tried Vintage Jewelry Aesthetic?

Vintage items may not be as valuable as antiques, but that does not make them less desirable or collectible. It's an intriguing period because, beginning in the 1940s, there was a worldwide rise in mass manufacturing, which directly impacted the sorts and quality of jewelry made at the time.

There are two broad meanings of vintage, which are sometimes used interchangeably (somewhat incorrectly). The first is that everything secondhand or previously used is considered vintage. This isn't always the case, though.

We choose to define antique in the broadest sense, which includes anything old but not necessarily ancient. As a result, everything made after 1920 can be classified as vintage, including retro jewelry.

Jewelry that is antique or vintage is constantly in demand. However, you can't go wrong with the exquisite craftsmanship of the past jewelers, whether it's for yourself or as a present.

As a rule, vintage jewelry is expertly crafted from fine metals and precious or semi-precious stones. Due to the difficulty of the crafting process and the cost of recruiting professional makers with the needed expertise to handle mixed metal jewelry, some of these pieces are rarely encountered in mass-produced jewelry today.

It's crucial to understand the distinctions between fine and costume jewelry. Fine jewelry, regardless of age or vintage, commands a higher price due to the nature of its construction. Examples are gold, silver, diamonds, natural pearls, and other precious jewels. Vintage costume jewelry, on the other hand, has its allure and appeal.

The "Vintage" aesthetic arose from the current replication of the 1970s and 1990s. The retro-style can be seen in various genres, including fashion, photography, and even furniture.

It's also an aesthetic that emphasizes individuality and distinction. Thrifting or wearing other people's old clothes has been a terrible rep in the past. It was seen as a financial shortfall. On the other hand, the idea of thrifting has grown in popularity during the previous decade. As the concept of sustainability and recycling became more popular, thrifting exploded. People began to appreciate the idea of re-purposing or re-wearing old clothes to save the environment.

The "vintage" look became increasingly defined as thrifting grew in popularity. Most people think of thrifted apparel when they think of outdated, oversized t-shirts with some rock band on them and faded-colored baggy jeans. That is precisely how vintage fashion is defined. Oval or circular sunglasses with red or yellow lenses and leather belts are antique accessories.

Jewelry is another manifestation of the "vintage" look. Specific characteristics can classify a piece of jewelry as "vintage." Subtle colors, such as mild pastels, are standard in vintage jewelry. However, they might be overexposed or bleached out. Warmer tones and colors are familiar in vintage jewelry, such as yellow, orange, and red. However, if there isn't an intense color or a warmer tone, the color scheme can become overly saturated and vivid.

Vintage is an umbrella term for aesthetics that evoke a specific period (or a combination of periods) in history. This article provides a quick review of aesthetics over the previous 120 years and some recommendations for more particular aesthetics that evoke each one.

Barbiecore, a spin-off of the antique aesthetic, is named after Mattel's fashion doll Barbie. Barbiecore is the sweet little sister of Bubblegum Bitch, who is more cynical and mature.

Lizzie McGuire and Hannah Montana, two "girly" 2000s television shows about middle-class American families, are also part of the aesthetic. These shows promoted female friendships, confidence, and girl power. LipSmacker and other goods designed for tweens and teens in the early 2000s are also part of the style.

This aesthetic includes imagery from a more affluent lifestyle, such as multiple cars, a private jet, a large house, numerous pets, including horses, and a yacht, as well as imagery from the Barbie toy line and movies, which includes multiple cars, a private jet, a large house, various pets, including horses, and a yacht.

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

Bonne Bell Candy Confetti and Martian Mallow

Holiday 1999

Found on Ebay, user bmukman61

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

Bonne Bell Berry Heavenly Cosmic Lips Lipsmacker

1997

Found on Ebay, user jblb909

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

Some of my collection in rainbow colors for @warty . I hope the violet and indigo items are close enough, I wasnt sure and I dont have a lot of purpleish stuff. This was so fun, though! Ill do more of these.

My personal pictures of my collection

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

Woohoo!! Just got these for my collection, the only Bonne Bell product left to get is the Nilla Mint Frost that goes with this collection and my Bonne Bell recollection is complete! I got these for Christmas (1999) when I was 10. I remember taking these to my aunt's NYE party with my parent and in the car I was listening to my Sugar Ray Hit Clips ("When It's Over" and "Someday") and my Britney Spears one (can't remember which, I was never a big fan. I'm still a big fan of Sugar Ray to this day though!!! My tastes have not changed in 25 years lol

Bonne Bell Berry Jelly Donut, 2000 Cookies and Strawberry Cheesecake Holiday Lipsmackers

Holiday 1999

Found on Ebay, user twist-so-fine

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

Bonne Bell Stellar Strawberry Lipsmackers

late 1990s-early 2000s

My picture of my collection

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

Bonne Bell Buttered Popcorn Lipsmackers

late 1990s

Found on Ebay, user Twist-so-fine

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

wooohooo!! I have 2000s Cookies and Strawberry Cheesecake again! I remember New Years Eve in 1999 when I was 10, my parents and I went to my aunts for a party and I had those two lipsmackers with me and was listening to my Sugar Ray Hit Clips!

Bonne Bell Stellar Strawberry Cosmic Lips, Strawberry Cheesecake, 2000 Cookies and Berry Jelly Donut Lipsmackers

Stellar Strawberry: late 1990s

The other 3: Holiday 1999

My personal picture of my collection

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

Bonne Bell Cherry Zinger Flip Gloss, Strawberries and Cream Lip Shake and Stellar Strawberry Lipsmackers

Flip Gloss and Lip Shake: early 2000s

Stellar Strawberry: late 1990s

My personal picture from my collection

I used the Stellar Strawberry in middle school and the other two in high school. These are my favorite Bonne Bell products! Wish they'd bring these back!!

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

Bonne Bell Sugar Plum and Cranberry Lipsmackers

Holiday 1996

Found on Ebay, user musicalmorningglory

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

Bonne Bell Red Delicious Apple Pot of Gloss Lipsmacker

late 1990s-early 2000s

Found on Ebay, user thearbitragegarage

@vsrobotjulie what about this one?