You didn’t forget that pogs were originally milk bottle caps, did you? Surely you heard tell of their provenance on the playground at some point in your youth, some whispered bit of rumor around ...

The mid-‘90s playground sensation is back in action: POGs are making a comeback, this time pairing the physical milk caps and slammers with NFT discs and an online game. But this week ...

But the 90s POGs craze began in Hawaii, where a teacher called Blossom Galbiso had children play the game using cardboard milk bottle caps because it was a fun way to help with maths. Blossom's ...

Rewinding the clock back to the early 1920s, caps from milk bottles ... The juice carton depicts Poglodyte and shows scenes ...

Images of ‘90s comic book character-branded Pogs flash by and the viewer’s third eye, like some spiritual milk cap, finally blinks open. Seriously, just watch the rest of this thing for yourself.

If you're into collecting milk caps, bottle caps, and POGs... well, you're probably mildly excited at the possibility of doing so without having to physically keep and horde them somewhere.

Gradually, children of Hawaii started to use the POG caps to play the game, which actually dates back to the 1920s or 1930s (when it was known as 'milk caps'). The bottle caps came to be called ...

The pog on two fingers and it must be thrown overhand at the top of the stack. This crowd at, hey, kids comics knows what Pog is all about. You take *** stack of chips or pogs and hit them with ...

A Diet Pepsi can, a floppy disk, milk caps known as Pogs and 25-year-old essays predicting flying cars, hoverboards and a cure for a cancer were unearthed this week from a time capsule buried in ...