Posted: June 30, 2005 3:55 pm
OH.... and cant leave out
Pac-Man
Donkey Kong
Mario Bros.
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Posted: June 30, 2005 4:03 pm
Posted: June 30, 2005 4:06 pm
Thanks... now my thumbs hurt and my head is filled with the theme song.Hoosier PH wrote:Mario Bros.
I wonder if I can get worker's comp for Nintendo Thumb?
Posted: June 30, 2005 4:08 pm
wow... i feel old.... I though Nintendo was in the 90s but I guess it did come around in the 80s... My favorite was Zelda... I still have yet to beat a game, but who cares.. I still have my old Nintendo set in my basement.. I just can't throw it out....
Posted: June 30, 2005 4:08 pm
I had 2 students this year with rat tailsHsvParrothead wrote:In addition to the Mullet... RAT TAILS
my mom use to walk behind kids in the mall reaching towards their heads while making a scissors motion with her fingers
Posted: June 30, 2005 4:09 pm
Q Bert
Posted: June 30, 2005 4:21 pm
How could you not like this game?buffettbride wrote:Q Bert
Posted: June 30, 2005 4:23 pm
It rocked! I loved it!land_shark3 wrote:How could you not like this game?buffettbride wrote:Q Bert
Posted: June 30, 2005 4:31 pm
Speaking of video games, is there a mall in America that actually still has an arcade? Mall of America doesn't count.
Posted: June 30, 2005 4:35 pm
The greatest player to ever play the game was drafted from North Carolina... and would go on to change the Chicago Bulls history and the face of the NBA (and the sport in general) forever!!!!
Posted: June 30, 2005 4:36 pm
You know there was only ONE female "Smurfette" so where did the others come from? MUHAHHAHHAAHAHHAHAHAA 
Besides the music and toys and other fun and food stuff allready mentioned ... I remember such as my first JB concert, for only $8.00 following a minor league baseball game...
( the loss of the Challenger,... I saw her land and take off, piggyback on the 747, on the runway in DMAFB, AZ., on the way back to Cape Canaveral. I still have a Challenger Mission coin!)
I can remember several important world changing events:
in no particular order.
The war betweenn Irag and Iran started and lasted 8 or so years.
The former Shah of Iran died...
Indira Ghandi was assainated
The failed rescue attempt of the hostages from Iran and loss of American lives and aircraft and the black eye it gave to America.
The release of the hostages from Iran and their coming home!
The bombings and attacks in Beiruit. Specifically 23 Oct 1983 the one on the barracks and the loss of 237 lives.
Bhopal India and Union Carbide
SmallpoX was devlared to be totally wiped out.
The events in El Salvador and in Nicauragua...
Ronald Reagan was elected President of the U.S.
Grenada and rescue of the medical students.
President Reagan and Pope John Paul II being shot and wounded.
Panama and the capture of Manuel "Pineapple" Noriega.
AIDS makes an appearence.....
The British and Argentina and the Falklands "war"
The shooting down of a KAL Flight by the USSR
Pretty much most of the terrorist events on US troops and the 747 over
Lockerbie Scotland, and the U.S. response(s) to Libya and Daffy Kadaffi's
infamous "Line Of Death"
and lots of other things.
Besides the music and toys and other fun and food stuff allready mentioned ... I remember such as my first JB concert, for only $8.00 following a minor league baseball game...
( the loss of the Challenger,... I saw her land and take off, piggyback on the 747, on the runway in DMAFB, AZ., on the way back to Cape Canaveral. I still have a Challenger Mission coin!)
I can remember several important world changing events:
in no particular order.
The war betweenn Irag and Iran started and lasted 8 or so years.
The former Shah of Iran died...
Indira Ghandi was assainated
The failed rescue attempt of the hostages from Iran and loss of American lives and aircraft and the black eye it gave to America.
The release of the hostages from Iran and their coming home!
The bombings and attacks in Beiruit. Specifically 23 Oct 1983 the one on the barracks and the loss of 237 lives.
Bhopal India and Union Carbide
SmallpoX was devlared to be totally wiped out.
The events in El Salvador and in Nicauragua...
Ronald Reagan was elected President of the U.S.
Grenada and rescue of the medical students.
President Reagan and Pope John Paul II being shot and wounded.
Panama and the capture of Manuel "Pineapple" Noriega.
AIDS makes an appearence.....
The British and Argentina and the Falklands "war"
The shooting down of a KAL Flight by the USSR
Pretty much most of the terrorist events on US troops and the 747 over
Lockerbie Scotland, and the U.S. response(s) to Libya and Daffy Kadaffi's
infamous "Line Of Death"
and lots of other things.
Posted: June 30, 2005 4:37 pm
land_shark3 wrote:I didn't have the mullet, but I did have the BLEACHED rat tail.Lightning Bolt wrote:Who here wore a mullet back in the 80's?? (hand up)
girls, how many dozen head bands (and leg warmers) did you have??
I SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO wanna see pics of that...our baby faced boy with a bleached rat tail?
Posted: June 30, 2005 4:50 pm
I'll have to see if I can find which disc that is on.Brown Eyed Girl wrote:land_shark3 wrote:I didn't have the mullet, but I did have the BLEACHED rat tail.Lightning Bolt wrote:Who here wore a mullet back in the 80's?? (hand up)
girls, how many dozen head bands (and leg warmers) did you have??
I SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO wanna see pics of that...our baby faced boy with a bleached rat tail?
Posted: June 30, 2005 4:58 pm
I can't forget one of my favorite games....Frogger
Tearing down of the Berlin Wall (88 or 89??)
Tearing down of the Berlin Wall (88 or 89??)
Posted: June 30, 2005 4:59 pm
LOL! I still have my DISC Camera......
Posted: June 30, 2005 6:08 pm
Papa Smurf was years ahead of his time...habourgirl wrote:I'd have to say that smurfette was one lucky girl... She had to be getting it on with all of them....HsvParrothead wrote:And sluts... like Smurfette
Posted: June 30, 2005 6:11 pm
Yes. There are. Usually one where shops go to die.Blonde Stranger wrote:Speaking of video games, is there a mall in America that actually still has an arcade? Mall of America doesn't count.
Posted: June 30, 2005 7:26 pm
I had an Atari system back in the early '80's. Does anyone remember Celco (sp??) vision system?habourgirl wrote:wow... i feel old.... I though Nintendo was in the 90s but I guess it did come around in the 80s... My favorite was Zelda... I still have yet to beat a game, but who cares.. I still have my old Nintendo set in my basement.. I just can't throw it out....
Posted: June 30, 2005 7:32 pm
Nope dont recall that one... but my cousin had a Tandy game systemaeroparrot wrote:I had an Atari system back in the early '80's. Does anyone remember Celco (sp??) vision system?habourgirl wrote:wow... i feel old.... I though Nintendo was in the 90s but I guess it did come around in the 80s... My favorite was Zelda... I still have yet to beat a game, but who cares.. I still have my old Nintendo set in my basement.. I just can't throw it out....
Posted: June 30, 2005 7:45 pm
What about "NEW COKE"...
stuff tasted like ass... then shortly thereafter they removed it from shelves and came back out with "Coca Cola Classic" - I think it was all a marketing ploy... to add "classic" into the name and boost sales
And before there was present day Mountain Dew Code Red... there was the original Mt. Dew Red... I think it came out summer of '86 or '87 ... 13 years or so prior to what we have today.... it just took a 10 year sabbatical
This pic was a hard one to track down
stuff tasted like ass... then shortly thereafter they removed it from shelves and came back out with "Coca Cola Classic" - I think it was all a marketing ploy... to add "classic" into the name and boost sales
And before there was present day Mountain Dew Code Red... there was the original Mt. Dew Red... I think it came out summer of '86 or '87 ... 13 years or so prior to what we have today.... it just took a 10 year sabbatical
This pic was a hard one to track down