You. Back in the day.
Aaahhh, I found one! This is probably the youngest picture of me you'd ever be able to find on FB.
I'm the littlest one. The 2 other blondish kids are my older brother and sister. Everyone else is a cousin. It's crazy looking at this, and then looking at how they all turned out.
Si vis pacem, para bellum
Nice suspenders!
Your shoes are so funky!
You were adorable!
Mom's gonna fix it all soon.
Here's the same group some time later (when the peace sign was making a comeback).
EDIT: This is also when guys smiling was not cool. (I was not cool... which kinda means the peace sign was probably not cool, either)
Si vis pacem, para bellum
At that age, smiling is never cool.
This is why we can't have nice things.
(these might be here already, I'm not sure)
Omg! You're so cute I want to pinch you're boogery nose right off!!!!
This signature does not quote anything. Evar.
My siblings and I (minus one).
Red faced little me.
My mom tells me I cried a lot because I was attached to her boob. So most of the pictures that she has of me as an infant/toddler are when I'm crying or have been crying recently.
"We're developing a new citizenry. One that will be very selective about cereals and automobiles, but won't be able to think."
— Rod Serling
"Chuck calls Noah fortnightly on his bakelite rotary phone and gives him publisher's insider information and stock tips."- Tuffy
Your son looks a lot like you as a kid.
I see a little of myself here and there, but he's definitely the spitting image of his father.
"We're developing a new citizenry. One that will be very selective about cereals and automobiles, but won't be able to think."
— Rod Serling
"Chuck calls Noah fortnightly on his bakelite rotary phone and gives him publisher's insider information and stock tips."- Tuffy
How I got attached to her boob, I'll never know!
This is why we can't have nice things.
Downtown Eugene, Oregon, 1995, I was 14. We used to take picture of ourselves that we couldn't preview and delete if they were awful 
we only had 24 exposures and were stuck with what we found out we were stuck with a couple weeks later.
1998, easter, maybe a week or so before I moved out, with my oldest son Gabriel. I think I am wearing the same flanel... fukin A to the '90's... 
Aww gabe was so adorable.
He really was. I can't believe my baby is so big now.
You are so very high in that first picture. So very very high. ;P
This is why we can't have nice things.
Whoa, I'm pretty sure I saw you around, Amber. You always looked familiar, but your son kinda clinches it. I think you were a friend of Chris and Pat Young, but I wouldn't put money on it. Anyway, that first pic brings back a lot of memories. I know right where that is. There used to be a restaurant/ cafe near there called Sandino's that was my home away from home for a couple years.
Mom's gonna fix it all soon.
I can't specifically remember, but the odds are in favor.
Can't say if I remember a Chris or Pat Young just by name. I wouldn't be surprised if you saw me around at all though, I was nearly always downtown. My mom sold rose garlands as a strolling vendor with a bamboo sort of rack/cart at saturday market, if it helps.
I wouldn't be surprised to find out our paths have crossed before, Eugene is that sort of small city, where everyone knows eachother and all the circles sort of blend together, at least it was back in the '90's.
Me and my "binjo" at three years old.
“Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the the universe." ~ Albert Einstein
we only had 24 exposures and were stuck with what we found out we were stuck with a couple weeks later.
1998, easter, maybe a week or so before I moved out, with my oldest son Gabriel. I think I am wearing the same flanel... fukin A to the '90's...
and she still looks just like that, i swear. and if shes anything like me, she still has that flannel.
i still have one too, but its signed by a couple of bands
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“...There are so many ways of being despicable it quite makes one's head spin. But the way to be really despicable is to be contemptuous of other people's pain. You ought to have some apprehension that the man you see before you was once even younger than you are now and arrived at his present wretchedness by imperceptible degrees.”
-James Baldwin
Me and my "binjo" at three years old.
Aww, it's as big as you!
As for that flanel... I think I just tossed it last year.
I was probably 5 years old in this. I'm basing that off of the 1984 Olympics shirt I'm sporting.
USA! USA!
hehe lil rob the mormon!
Yeah, I was such a little angel....
What the fuck happened? 
What the fuck happened? o_O
You went Ghost Pacman style?
Time to revive this thread! Where's for example Irina, Jess (one picture in chat isn't enough! ) and Cam as a little kid? (Sorry if you guys posted and I just missed it)
I love how my mom used to dress me. I really do actually.
Aww, so cute!
Harriet, have you posted pictures of your young self?!
I think I might posted a few on here a couple of years ago.
Unfortunately I was quite an awkward looking teenager - I looked like a boy til I was 14... a boy with boobs. I think my parents were disappointed because I was quite a cute kid.
This is me in my first role out of university... a brief stint working at a London museum, aged 21. The pay was surprisingly good but the owner was a real asshole.
I'll have a dig around and see if I can find anything older.
I like the way your mom dressed you too, Imke. I would dress like that now.
And Hattie, you look reallyyyy pretty! You look like you're part of the display since you're dressed like that.
I posted pictures here, I'm sure. But the links are probably broken. I was a real fat baby.
Slightly older age.
And this isn't too far back in the day (I was already culting at this point) but this is a shitty picture of me at my first job. Look like a gas station cashier but I'm actually a waitress. 16.
woohoo! adorable culties back in the day!
Babies are supposed to be round and plump.
This is why we can't have nice things.
Definitely true.
Hattie, what was it like working at a museum? What was your job?
Jess, I love that baby picture! Also, the second picture, is that a dinosaur bush? (Don't even) And! Where were you a waitress?
Screw it, I'll just tell you where it was - The Sherlock Holmes Museum. I was basically a tour guide, although most of the time I was standing in a small room for about 2 hours and posing for tourist's photos. A lot of visitors seemed to be confused about the whole thing, and would ask if Sherlock Holmes was real, seeing as it was the actual address in Arthur Conan Doyle's novels. I occasionally led them on to think he was. The gift shop had one cd which would play on repeat a selection of WW1 tunes. It used to drive everyone insane!
That's so cool. And funny that you let them think he was real.
Yeah, that was the best one but my mom took roughly a gazillion pictures that day with pretty much every animal shaped plant you can imagine. Most of them were not extinct though so I don't know what that triceratops was doing there.
I was a waitress at the aunt's restaurant. It's still around. She was nice enough to hire me back then AND helped me get a job after that too. You can't really tell but the thing on the shirt is supposed to be a little cartoon version of one of these--
It's a chiva, which is a party bus. I've never actually been on one but I once while I was in a taxi in Colombia, I saw one roll by with strobe lights and a stripper pole being used in the middle of it. It was... among the more bizarre things I've seen.
Ahaha. Sounds awesome!
This appeared on dbook.
"They sold you hippies grunge, hip hop, now liberty activism."
are you the superblonde on the left?
If so, your hair is angelic.
I am the superblond, as my two brunette cousins are females.
"They sold you hippies grunge, hip hop, now liberty activism."
After that birthday thread, I realized I am falling a bit into obscurity on this site. So in an effort to reveal a bit more about myself, here I am in a before/after deal.
This world has not been kind to my blond hair, either.
Si vis pacem, para bellum
Don't think of it as obscurity. Think of it as charmingly mysterious.
This is why we can't have nice things.
Hey, I think that is the first picture(s) I have ever seen of you.
This world has not been kind to my blond hair, either.
You're Benjamin Button!
Okay that wasn't as funny as it was in my head but I'm gonna post it anyway.
Rocking the curtains, Liberum
I don't think I've envisioned ye before, either. You look like a super chill version of Fano.
"They sold you hippies grunge, hip hop, now liberty activism."
Ha, the pic came out mirrored.
That's me with a hangover, though. Kinda sucks that that's my first visual impression to you guys. I'll be primping a bit for future pics.
Si vis pacem, para bellum
Man, that is pretty spot on!
Put together a photo book for my parent's 50th--found this still on my computer:
I'm liking the pants.
The young man in the bathtub with you looks remarkably like this fellow...
You know in all the years I've been here I've never been sigged?