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Do you want days when MTV still played music music? Do you remember with tenderness your cabbage patch doll like the best birthday gift you ever had? If it seems familiar, there is a good chance that you are still organizing a candle for the 1980s-And you are not alone.

A booming era for everything from toy technology, the 1980s are still pertrupted by those who grew up in this decade of the decade as one of the trending times in recent memory. If you are eager to travel in memory, see these 30 facts that allow you to fill you with a feeling of nostalgia.

WhileRoyal Weddings and Celebrities are always a big notation struck at this day, they are pale compared toDiane andCharles"Marriage in 1981. In fact, more than one billion people around the world for the marriage of July 29th. Give a certain context for this figure, only 10.5 million watching viewersKim Kardashian 2011 wedding atKris Humphries.

Although the first analog cellular telephone system has been introduced in Japan in the late 1970s, it was only in 1983 that the Americans could have a hand on one of these devices. The Motorola Dynatac 8000x had a waiting list of thousands of people, despite its high price point and low functionality. The phone could only store 30 digits, the load took 10 hours, it offered only 30 minutes of conversation time, it weighed two books and came with an exorbitant price: $ 3,995 to $ 9,410 in Dollars today.

The capture of the cabbage doll doll supported fever fever in the 1980s, to the point that parents dropped down, fighting with shopping centers across the country to get their hands on One of these played cheeks. In fact, the trend was so huge, 20,000 fake cabbage patch dolls - many volatile compounds that do not usually do their way into the stuffing of dolls - were seized by customs agents before Christmas in 1984.

As crazy as it may seem, you are not legally required to use your seatbelt in a car until 1984. Although seat belts were to be included in personal vehicles in the United States by 1968, use them in reality was optional until 1984.

While today's children can be used to bomb a dollar or more for their favorite candies, the children of the 80s had a good thing, just having to spend a quarter for the average bar of Hershey, according to theNew York Times. In fact, even adjusted for inflation, this represents only 75 cents today.

You could hardly activate a radio, go to a shopping center or tune MTV without hearing or seeingOlivia Newton-John's Hit song, "physics". In fact, the 1981 song was the most popular song of the year, spending 10 weeks at the top of the hot billboard 100, beatingKim Carnes'"Davis eyes" and theDiana Ross/Lionel Richie Megahit "endless love", which has both stayed at the top of the graph for only nine weeks each.

While Newton-John may have had the most popular song of the 1980s, his popularity was still led byMichael Jackson, the most popular artist of the whole decade. In the 1980s, the POP king maintained his point of view at the top of the display cards of the 27 weeks amazing, beating his next nearest competitor,Lionel Richie, by a full six weeks.

Nintendo first deployed the game match at a Japanese market on April 21, 1989, which brings it a few months a few months later in July of the same year. However, the playback options were quite limited: users in the United States could not choose fromSuper Mario Land,Alley,Baseball,Tetris, andTennis. Japanese hearings also have a game calledYakumanbut neitherTennis WhereTetris.

That you like you liked that you like the windballs or simply think that the goose is an incredible nickname, there are a lot of good reasons to feel a warm and blurred meaning of nostalgia about theMasterpiece kinematics that isMachine gun. In addition to winning $ 176,786,701 in theaters - flyingIndiana Jones and the last crusade,The Raiders of the Lost Ark,Back to the future,ghost hunters, andThe Empire Counter-Attack-The film also won a price from the Academy for his theme song, Berlin's "Take my breath away."

Prior to the 1980s, with the exception of some models, computers were largely machines that took entire parts and were mainly used by astronauts, scientists and government officials. However, in the 1980s, the personal computer won traction in houses around the world, with companies such as IBM throwing their own mass computers. In fact, in 1982,Time The magazine rewarded the personal computer his "machine of the year" Honor-two years before the shelves pressed by Apple Macintosh.

This horrible fusion skull ofThe Raiders of the Lost Ark? As surprising as it may seem, it has been widely made from several products that you have probably present in your mouth at both or another. The skull was made from alginate, commonly used to create mussels of bite in the office of a dentist. The remaining elements were the gelatin, the thread and, in the shot in which the head finally explodes, the nauseating finish came climbed from the meat stuffed inside the skull to make the eruption particularly disgusting.

Although MTV has been part of our lives for decades at this stage, many children from the 80s will remember its first issue on 1 August 1981. And although the programming of the chain is more pregnancy-oriented for teenagers. than focus on music. Days, at one point, MTV lived at the height of his name, starting his first day of the air with a show of the "video killed the radio".

Although the property has become expensive prohibitive for many Americans, in the 1980s, assert your hands on real estate was a relatively inexpensive proposal. According to census data, the average cost of a new home in 1985 was only $ 92,800, $ 229,990.61, adjusted for inflation. On the other hand, the average house bought in the United States in 2017 cost $ 398,900.

While Chrysler Minivans, from Pacifica to the city and the countryside, always go to walks for multi-child families today, the children of the 1980s saw their first iterations. In 1984, the company launched its first minivan, the Dodge Caravan, a boxy, often paneling of wood, offering configurations that can accommodate five or seven passengers.

It may seem constantly flooded by the news today, but it was not always the case. In fact, it was not before June 1, 1981, that Media MogulTED turner Launched the first 24-hour news network. Dubbed Cable News Newn (later shortcut to CNN), the cable channel was also the country's first channel to show exclusively news programs.

Although CD technology existed for a few years now, consumers wishing to listen to music at home could not use them before 1982. It was then the CD player to consume origin - the Sony CDP- 101 struck the market.

Although the cable television audience was growing rapidly in the 1980s, those without the paying service had little to look. In fact, in many markets, people who are not cable subscribers have just obtained the "big three" channels: ABC, CBS and NBC.

Although the instant camera has been around for some time when the 80s are rolled around the invention of the disposable camera, as we see today, did not come until 1986. This year. -The Fujifilm distributed its first disposable camera of the mass market, with companies such as Kodak, Canon and Konica after the rest of the suite in the decade.

The final ofDallasThird season on March 21, 1980, in which the main series J.R. Ewing (Larry Hagman) has been struck by a ball, has become one of the most emblematic television moments of all time. In fact, the cliffhanger of the show has grown as much suspense as the return of the air show for the season four was the second most observed issue of the decade, with 83 million viewers and cemented the show as The most watched program from 1980 to 1982 and again from 1983 to 1984.

Although we have seen a lot of sporty stars, fromCarl Lewis ToShaq, Fall it hard when it comes to launching musical careers, the 80s have proven that athletes could become successful crossing artists. Case: The "Super Bowl Shuffle", a news song interpreted by the Chicago Bears in 1985, managed to climb the graphics, finally hit the number 41 on the hot billboard 100.

Although a stamp now costs you 49 cents - a fairly fair price, whatever your budget return in 1980, it costs only 15 cents to send a letter across the country. In fact, it was not until 1988 that the price of a stamp reached a quarter.

When McDonald decided to launch his own pizza in 1986, the news has encountered serious reactions. In fact, in an interview with theNew York TimesJack Levy, President of Levy & Associates, the advertising company responsible for the Midwest advertising of Pizza Hut, said that the introduction of McDonald's pizza was likely to sparkle "a war".

Although the first Infopercier was created in 1979, it was not until the 1980s that the support began to pick up steam. Once the FCC Regulation on Commercial Content has been lifted in 1981 and again in 1984, the public has seen the proliferation of the infromacial format, with everything, psychic telephone lines in the Flowbee getting its time in the spotlight. And the environment is always strong: Info-Calculaux products quite $ 250 billion a year, more than twice what the film and television industry generates wages, according to the MPAA.

Popular toys, prohibited in innumerable schools in the 1980s for their gross representations of dangerous, animated and generally disgusting things, must shine on the big screen in 1987, when the concept has been transformed into a feature film . Unfortunately, the film has never become as popular as cards, and it always has a score of zero percent onRotten tomatoes today.

When he first struck the market in 1977, the popular toy was nicknamed the Hungarian magic cube. In the hope of something sensor, however, the name has been changed to Rubik's Cube in 1980 and has succeeded in selling 390 million cubes over the next 29 years.

Although Betamax technology is almost fully obsolete today, when it was introduced for the first time in 1982, Sony intended to be mainly used to capture the news. However, the surprising popularity of the media dictated its expansion to the consumer market by 1983.

Master Parody-ManufacturerWeird Al Yankovic RecountMojo Magazine In 2011, he moved away from $ 5 million to be the spokesperson for a beer company in the 1980s. His reasoning? He did not want his young fans associate with dubious decisions.

Although we have heard scandalous things from the presidents in recent years, a simple cited landed badlyRonald Reagan some serious derision in 1988. During the Republican National Convention of this year, the President considered poorly citedJohn Adams, saying "the facts are stupid things" rather than the true quote: "The facts are stubborn things."

That's right: actorJames Avery, better known to play uncle Phil inThe prince of Bel-Airwas also the voice of shredder on theNinja turtles teenage mutantsspectacle. It was not a short-life concert for the actor, either: Avery expressed the nasty of the creation of the show in 1987 at his seventh season.

The famous red and black leotard the fitness-star-cum-actress focused on the cover of the 1981sJane Fonda's training book Aumed in 2016, with estimates for the sale of between $ 1,000 and $ 2,000.