Childhood 4 Change
If you ask me, there is nothing at all to fault about the 90s.
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If you ask me, there is nothing at all to fault about the 90s. Back in the days when you could catch The Fresh Prince, Saved by the Bell and The Secret World of Alex Mac on Nickelodeon every afternoon, you could get around in a pair of jeans that didn't cost you your bank account and you would actually pay for CDs to play in your discman. Health Ledger was still alive, Macaulay Culkin wasn't all coked up and Justin Timberlake wasn't trying to spam the genres. It was a good decade, best spent riding bikes or figuring out cheats on Nintendo games, not lurking Facebook and reblogging memes on Tumblr.
It’s time we all got together to appreciate the good things that decade gave us. This Thursday is your chance to get nostalgic and up in the 90s grill. Childhood 4 Change is a 90s party committing to two good deeds - it gives you the excuse to dress up as you long lost 90s hero whilst also raising funds for the Oaktree Foundation’s Ba Futuru Project in East Timor.
Don’t be clueless. Head out to Limes Hotel this Thursday for discounted drinks and a night of the nineties.
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