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haha I was 10...but I still know I want to go back there. I can remember Dad looking at cars back then and nearly buying a Nissan Sunny GTiR (back in the UK this is) haha but he wanted a 4 door.

Ahhhh good too see he was considering a turbo Nissan ;)

'89 is the year I went back to Canada from here, I did a lot of travelling when I was just a young-un.

hmmmmmmmmm the fnet was just emerging, compuserve was a great way of accessing the fnet on my 286 with my 9600 baud modem.

hmmmmmmmmm now I access the internet at quadziple the speed and enjoy what that means, still aint fast enough, but then it never will be ;)

No thanks I'll stay right where I am thank you very much because most importantly I have a Skyline now :rofl:

I was in grade 2, I was 7 and I was macking 12 girlfirends at the time...

Kiss chasey was a naughty game...

Batman the movie and batman stickers were everything...

It was a hot summer that year, I nearly drowned in a mates pool...

Olympic tracksuits in green and gold were the bogan tracksuit of choice...

17% home loan interest rate.

I bought my first CD in 89. Compilation - Don't worry Be Happy (which was by bobby mcferrin) It had the jason and kylie duet, rock on.

my car was built in 89.

I was 7.

Oh an you didn't have to be politically f*cking correct.

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