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What did a cool kid in the 1980s look like? If you imagined Ferris Bueller, or Jennifer Beals wearing an oversized sweatshirt in Flashdance, you hit the nail on the head. But it wasn’t always about the way they acted—though Ferris very much embodied the devil-may-care charm that every teenage boy wished they possessed—but rather having the right accessories.

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From toys to fashion, here are 20 things every kid whose future was so bright they had to wear shades made sure to own. Scratch & Sniff stickers Sticker technology in the ’80s had their Apollo 11 moment with scratch-and-sniff. These stickers didn’t just come with delightful illustrations, but scratching them with a fingernail would release a fragrance that was well, at least close to what the drawing represented. Gomoku terminator 122 full. Is there anything more mind-blowing to a kid (at least an ’80s kid) than scratching a sticker declaring that it’s “Grape Stuff” or has “Melon Power” and then smelling something that’s vaguely in the same odorous ballpark of real fruit?