Words by Emily Burkhardt Art by Dasle Gang
Our nostrils are one of the most underrated orifices on our bodies. I firmly believe that we don’t talk about our noses enough. … The nose knows
Category: Nostalgia Edition
Farmville forever
Words by Steffanie Tan Art by Allison Gonsalves
It’s the summer before high-school and I’m determined to get this done. … Farmville forever
How far we’ve come
Words by Bonnie Bryson Art by Mariah Lantouris
We’ve come a long way since the invention of the wheel and the circumnavigation of the Earth. But, just what has been accomplished in OUR lifetime? … How far we’ve come
Killer Kodak
Words by Maggie Zhou Art by Maggie Zhou
Some spend their time pondering about the immensity of the universe, of the heart-thumping mystique of death, of the possibility of mythical creatures and faraway lands. I spend my time thinking about photography. … Killer Kodak
Naughty noughties fashion
Words by Tess Astle Art by Bowen Shen
The 2000s were a different time. A time where everyone was watching Lizzie McGuire, typing like tH1$ on MSN and listening to Avril Lavigne’s ‘Sk8ter Boy’ un-ironically. … Naughty noughties fashion
The VICE scooter mystery of ’99
Words by Harrison Johnstone Art by Victoria Mangano
It was the spring of 1999 on Roxton Road, when Ryan Somers awoke to a sound that would change his life forever. … The VICE scooter mystery of ’99
Acceptable in the ‘90s
Words by Kleo Cruse Art by Rachael Park
A Stoner’s Guide to Nostalgic YouTube Kid’s Show Benders: When you’re high and your attention span is low… … Acceptable in the ‘90s
Inflation is a hell of a drug
Words by Edward Wong Art by Rebekah Rose
“When I was your age son, I had a job, a house, a car and a family. Son, what in the hell is bloody wrong with you?…” … Inflation is a hell of a drug
Soupe Opera, a story of fruity freedom
Words by Vicki Baikie Art by Georgia Townley
I can guarantee that the words “Soupe Opera,” will create a nostalgic reaction amongst any Australian ‘90s kid that can only be explained by pure joy. … Soupe Opera, a story of fruity freedom
Nostalgia, the ultimate moneymaker
Words by Paul Waxman Art by Liam Grant
When I’m scrolling through my Facebook feed only to find yet another timeless Disney film is being remade, there’s a feeling in the pit of my being that says this change, well, this adaptation, has somehow “ruined my childhood.” … Nostalgia, the ultimate moneymaker
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