This family favorite, introduced in 1989, became a popular and frustrating toy among kids and adults alike, allowing them to create clumsy drawings that would magically disappear.

This phrase, popularized by the movie 'Terminator 2: Judgment Day,' was often used to indicate an imminent threat or danger.

This science fiction film tells the story of a teenage boy who travels back in time using a DeLorean car invented by his eccentric friend.

This is Lauren's preferred adult beverage.

We give this decade credit for the Slinky, Velcro, and Tupperware.

In 1984, this appliance finally made its way into households across America, providing a convenient way to quickly heat up bagel bites, cup o noodles, or an entire chicken.

This phrase involves a kitchen utensil, and became popular in the 80s to express displeasure, disbelief, or general protest.

This fantasy film, directed by Jim Henson, introduced audiences to a young girl named Sarah who embarks on a quest to rescue her baby brother from the Goblin King.

This is Lauren's automobile of choice.

This amount of rain really bummed Noah out.

First invented in 1948 but popularized in the 80s, this gadget gave people the power to instantly print low-resolution blurry pictures of their awkward family photos.

This was the catchphrase of the superhero team in the animated series 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'.

In this comedy, Michael Keaton confirms the inappropriate gender roles of the times by making it outlandish and hilarious that a father would be a stay-at-home parent.

This is Lauren's favorite movie night snack.

In 2012 this movie, Pete and Debbie make us feel very very bad about life with kids.

First marketed to retail consumers in 1981, this delicacy boasts Fabio as its celebrity spokesperson, and can be spread or sprayed.

This popular catchphrase from a Wendy's commercial humorously questioned the size of competitors' hamburger patties.

This groundbreaking zombie music video is to this day performed en masse at weddings, parties, and shopping mall dance mobs.

This is the TV Gameshow that Lauren would win every time.

This malt liquor standard may also be the pathway to Freedom.

Launched nationwide in 1983 and created by the renowned French Chef Rene Arend, this fast food item was designed to be consumed with three sauces: BBQ, hot mustard, and sweet and sour.

Popularized during the fitness boom of the 1980s, this motivational phrase emphasized the need for hard work and perseverance in achieving success.

This synth-pop hit by the Eurythmics dominated the music charts and the dance clubs with its infectious melody and distinctive vocals; it is an existential, spooky record asking what the world has come to.

This is Lauren's dream vacation.

This tennis situation is also called a Deuce.