Whale tails (thongs sticking up out the back of girls jeans). Wearing a denim jacket that is not the same denim/color of the denim bottoms. Women not wearing a bra or the proper size bra.

I work retail and can go on and on...but I won't.

rolled up pegleg pants

the tuxedo t-shirt.

Not personally, well maybe when I was 13 but...

*Cargo pants if you are out of middle school. Shorts are still ok as there aren't many other options and they don't look as retarded as the pants.

*Carpenter Jeans. Those are the kind with the ridiculous little loop on the leg.

I remember a phase when I was in middle school where it was so cool to wear vests and "Eastland" shoes that looked pretty much like penny loafers. Also around that time, I had a swoop hair cut that could rival Conan O'Brien's. I look back at pictures from that era and cringe.

Then there was the JNCO Jeans phase, where the pantlegs were so wide you could almost fit your whole body in one leg without touching the sides. And the back pockets went clear down to the knees.

I also distinctly remember a time when every kid in school had some variation of the Jonathan Taylor Thomas, parted-straight-down-the-middle, haircut. Bad, bad, bad.

What I hate now, more than anything, is the straight across bangs that have been the recent trend. HATE them....with a PASSION. I've never seen a girl that looked better after getting her hair hacked up like that. Long, swept bangs are WAY sexier.

And I can't stand the young guys who have enough hair for two people and they're feathering it like Farrah Fawcett did back in the 70's. Guys wearing girl jeans, and girls wearing sunglasses that cover more than 50% of their face round out my list.

Haha...I used to rock super baggy jeans and chain wallets....I look back at myself and laugh. I still like baggy jeans, but not to that extreme.

But now all these skater kids wear super tight jeans...looks like they are spray painted on. I try to tell them at the skate parks that they are going to reduce their chances of having kids and regret rocking those in 2 years....but they don't listen.

For some unknown reason I was big into sweatshirts. I pretty much wore one every day of the week. Not the best idea when you're still figuring out the whole deodorant thing.