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This popular acronym is used to describe the best sports player in a league
What is the G.O.A.T.?
These flared pants made waves in the 1970s disco era, often paired with platform shoes and groovy moves.
In the 1970s, teens gathered at arcades to master this yellow, ghost-chomping video game character.
What is Pac-Man
Introduced in 1948, this camera used self-developing film and revolutionized amateur photography—its name became synonymous with instant prints
What is a Polaroid camera?
A package of this meat only cost $1.90 in 1988
What is Bacon?
While most Canadians pull on a hoodie, folks in Saskatchewan might ask for this adorably named piece of clothing instead.
What is a bunny-hug?
Once strictly athletic wear, these tapered pants with elastic cuffs are now a streetwear staple.
What are joggers?
This 1950s rock 'n' roll icon scandalized the world with his hip-shaking performances on The Ed Sullivan Show.
Who is Elvis Presley?
Before USB drives and cloud storage, these flexible data holders were the go-to method for saving and transferring files on early personal computers.
What are floppy disks?
It cost this much to see the very first Star Wars movie in theatres (rounded to the nearest dollar)
What is $2?
This old timey phrase means "to skip school or work"
What is playing hooky?
These knee-high, often white boots were made for dancing—and became an iconic part of 1960s fashion
What are go-go boots?
This 2022 whodunit from Rian Johnson brought detective Benoit Blanc back to solve a murder mystery on a billionaire’s private island.
What is Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery?
Long before worship lyrics were on LED screens, this device lit up hymn sheets—often manned by younger volunteer with great timing and quick reflexes
What is an overhead projector?
In 1953, this was the price of a postage stamp (rounded to the nearest cent)
What is $0.03?
This popular term is used by modern females to describe their successes OR to kill the beast
What is Slay?
This 1980s fashion staple involved rolling the bottom of your jeans tightly and then cuffing them—bonus points if you had leg warmers too.
What is pegging your jeans?
At the very end of this 1972 series, Canadians rushed home to watch the gold medal moment, when Paul Henderson scored the winning goal.
What is the Summit Series?
Originally named for the social media platform launched in 2004, this company rebranded in 2021 to focus on augmented and virtual reality, signalling a pivot away from its original emphasis on social networking.
What is Meta?
The price of the Atari 2600 released in 1977 (rounded to the nearest hundred)
What is $200?
I give 5 big booms to this store
What is Costco?
This haircut was popularized by the meme community of the 2020s
What is a low taper fade?
The 1990s saw millions of kids begging their parents for this digital “pet” that beeped for food, sleep, and attention.
What is a Tamagotchi?
Originally developed by the U.S. Department of Defense in the 1970s, this global system became fully operational in 1995, revolutionizing how people got around.
What is GPS?
This was the price of a medium level house in 1914 (rounded to the nearest hundred)
What is $3500?