#mid1990s

Sonic Ova  - Invincible Meme (ソニックオバ-無敵のミーム)

THINK METAL THINK (メタルソニックだと思う) This is Artwork where sonic the hedgehog is pissed off and yelled at metal sonic telling him "You might know everything I'm going to do but that's not going to help you since I know everything you're going to do! THINK METAL THINK" (Japan/Alterative: メタルソニックあなたは私がやろうとしていることすべてを知っているかもしれませんが、私はあなたがやろうとしていることすべてを知っているので、それはあなたを助けるつもりはありません！ THINK METAL THINK)

Beijing Toy No. 1 Factory! 🤡🛵“Clown Riding Scooter” and “Racing Car”! Look! Good! Wind-up tin toys; promotional giveaways for The Cure’s 1996 album “Wild Mood Swings”. The clown toy is featured on the cover of the album, the car toy is on the “Mint Car” single artwork. I don’t know much else about these, but my friend Chris @curenews_archive kindly gave me a couple of extras I am missing the panda toy. I know this Cure era/album gets a lot of criticism, but I hold it close to my heart.

The Cure @ Wembley Arena - December 10th 1996 - The Swing Tour. Ticketstub and wristband. (My friend found the photo of Robert signing autographs on the floor at a show around this time, and of course, I couldn’t just throw it away!) To be honest I don’t recall much of this show at all. Did I have too much to drink? Abducted by aliens? 👽

Is This a Mid-1990s Moment for the Economy? Three Reasons for Optimism

A painful recession was fading into memory, yet the expansion felt unsatisfying to many. There was evidence of huge technological leaps everywhere except in the data on worker productivity. And the unemployment rate was falling to levels that forecasting models predicted would trigger a burst of inflation.

That was the economic situation in the mid-1990s, and it also describes 2018. An…

Is This a Mid-1990s Moment for the Economy? Three Reasons for Optimism

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A painful recession was fading into memory, yet the expansion felt unsatisfying to many. There was evidence of huge technological leaps everywhere except in the data on worker productivity. And the unemployment rate was falling to levels that forecasting models predicted would trigger a burst of inflation.

That was the economic situation in the mid-1990s, and it also describes 2018. An…