The first episode of "Friends" aired on September 22, 1994. That's creeping up on *almost* 25 years.

Popular in the 90s, the Magic Eye books featured a series of 2D patterns that created optical 3D illusions. In Season 1, Ross isn't able to see the

Statue of Liberty, while the rest of the crew can.

Rachel Green's popular '90s haircut was the IT style at the time. Everyone wanted The Rachel.  

Instead of sending a drunken text, Rachel borrows a dude's cell phone to leave Ross a drunken voicemail.  Totally wouldn't happen nowadays! Well, it wouldn't happen as often...but still.

The morning after Rachel leaves Ross a drunken voicemail, he shows up at the apartment needing to call his voicemail from the landline. Does anyone even have a landline anymore?

We can't tell, but this giant phone cord looks suspiciously like a rotary dial. So, sorry, Em, but we're happily living in the wireless age.

If Ross hadn't said Rachel's name at his wedding to Emily, then the couple would've been married for 20 years, this year.

London baby! Joey had us ROFLing with his old-school camcorder skills. Chandler, on the other hand, was not laughing.

Remember that time Pheobe had her brother's babies? Well, you know what we mean. Today, those babes are all grown up and 20 years old.

Our favorite gals loved their denim, especially Rachel. We're not surprised, since the '90s were legit all-things denim.

Today, heartthrob Cole Sprouse stars as Jughead Jones on the mega-hit "Riverdale." But in 2000, he was Ben on "Friends." Today, he's 25 years old. 

It's been 18 years since we started a brand new Christmas tradition, including the Holiday Armadillo.

In 2001, Brad Pitt guest-starred on the show and he looked like THIS. So glad he ditched those blonde, highlighted tips. 

In our hearts, Monica and Chandler have been married for 17 years. Wowza!

Chandler may have gotten the first laptop, which he was planning to use for "games and stuff," but this model that Rachel's sportin' looks like its 15 pounds!

Today, high-waisted jeans are so '80s, but for Monica and Rachel, they were high-fashion.

A vengeful former schoolmate tricks Chandler into stripping naked in a public restroom, only to steal his clothes. Instead of sending an SOS via text, Chandler is a nude sitting

duck until Ross and Joey come to his rescue.

We still have no clue what Chandler Bing did for a living, but we do know they stopped making those desktops a loooooong time ago.

In 2008, Sony announced its official decision to stop making CRT televisions, swapping the old model for flat-screens, only. That was 10 years ago. 

In 1996, Phoebe made a music video for her song "Smelly Cat" and we haven't been the same since. Can you believe that was 22 years ago? 

In 2004, Dakota Fanning made an appearance on the show; she was about 10 at the time. Today, she's 24-years-old.

Scrunchies were invented in the late '80s, but Phoebe Buffay was still rockin' them in the mid-'90s. 

Remember when Taj loved the truthful musical stylings of Phoebe Buffay? Today, he's 31. 

Ross can't seem to find his favorite pink, sorry, "faded salmon color" shirt. He realizes he left it at Mona's (his ex), so Ross breaks in, only to watch her

give it to some other guy she's dating. So, what's left to do? Order another from a catalog: Item J437A - Color, Winterberry.

In Season 8, Monica freaks when she realizes that none of their CDs are in the correct cases. That's SO 2002, amiright?

When Rachel was in search of a new job, she had to apply the old-fashioned way: With a paper resumé. Now, employers turn people away if they want to apply

in-person: "Apply online, please," they say.

Disposable cameras were planted at all the tables for Monica and Chandler's wedding — do they still make those, BTW? But when the bag of cameras goes MIA, Chandler and Ross

attend a rando wedding to snap a few fake pics.

"We will, we will ... call ya back! Pretty cool, huh?" No, Ross. Not today. 

Eager to get Ross and Rachel back together, Joey and Phoebe set their friends up on the most horrible blind dates. The only problem? Back then, social media

stalking wasn't even invented yet. So, a blind date, was ACTUALLY a blind date. Yikes. 

While on a date, Ross makes the courageous decision to sport leather pants. You don't see people wearing leather pants anymore, do you?

The crew, sans Ross, heads out on a ski trip. But when the car runs out of gas, they have to call Ross — from a phone booth. 

Identical twins Cali and Noelle Sheldon played Ross and Rachel's baby, Emma. Today, the girls are about to turn 16. 

Remember Rachel's younger boyfriend, Tag Jones? He was her 24-year-old assistant at Ralph Lauren. In real life, Eddie Cahill is 40, but he's still one handsome devil.

On the show, Tom Selleck played Monica's much-older love interest, Dr. Richard Burke. Today, he's 73 and still going strong.

It's almost been 20 years since we were first introduced to "PIVOT! ... PIVOT! ... PIVOT!" The memorable episode ran February 25, 1999.

It's hard to remember a time when iPhones weren't the "it" handheld device. But in 2004 — the year "Friends" ended — The Motorola Razr was THE flip-phone at the

time. 

"Friends" ended its run in 2004 — that same year, Facebook officially launched in February at some magical place in Cambridge, MA.

Monica and Chandler's twins, Jack and Erica, would be 14-years-old this year.

"Friends" ended 14 years ago, meaning that the popular show has been off-air longer than it ran (1994-2004).

The very last episode of "Friends" aired May 6, 2004.