I could enlarge and look at these pages of stickers from the 1980s for hours.
It's funny how many of them are so familar, from the Lisa Frank rainbow unicorns to the endless scratch-n-sniffs.
Even the unfamiliar ones (Donkey Kong Konkers? What the?) vaguely pick at the corners of my mind.
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- Gael Fashingbauer Cooper
- I'm an entertainment editor at MSNBC.com, and have maintained Pop Culture Junk Mail since August, 1999. The New York Times called the site "one of the best places to explore pop culture online," and Entertainment Weekly included it on their Top 100 Web Sites list. If you like weird food, strange products, and 1970s and 1980s nostalgia, PCJM is your home away from home.
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I was a big-time sticker-collector in the '80s into the early '90s, when I was 11 or 12. There are some things from my childhood that I now wish I still had; fortunately, my sticker books were one thing I held on to.
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