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Casimir Radon posted:Looked this up. She was never actually there. The guy who said he brought her there actually locked her in a bunker instead. Motherfucker, I missed out on lovely laser tag for nothing....
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enraged_camel posted:I liked the shotgun style ones where it was all about strength. And since I had started jacking off much earlier than everyone else, I dominated. Lol and agreed
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MTV stopped being MTV when they stopped doing surreal, gross out animated shows. Music videos? Yeah that happened too, I guess.
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The 90's were my teenage years. Grunge Rock, skateboards, baggy clothes, weed, acid, Sega Genesis, not getting laid and hanging out in the woods. The late 90's was most of that poo poo except I had a PlayStation, a lovely job, an '86 Oldsmobile Cutlass with a bangin system and I was actually getting laid. Now I just have a bunch of youth nostalgia and a gun to dry click against my temple while sobbing low.
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oh my god I haven't thought of this in ages, holy poo poo Volcanic Vents posted:Ah, Project A-ko, one of the finest Blockbuster offerings in the anime-poor early 90's This, I miss trading bootleg 95th-generation VHS tapes across the country with ultradorks I met online too Also I miss the feeling of being happy and not crushed under the weight of responsibility
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Grumbletron 4000 posted:Now I just have a bunch of youth nostalgia and a gun to dry click against my temple while sobbing low. We all do, bud. 
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Tighclops posted:I had the Monster X, which is like the late 90's xtreeeme version which I think was slightly less powerful but came with a shitload of spray settings and an adapter so you could plug it right into the hose to charge and refill it I had the worst water pistol possible, it had no reservoir. You had to have a water bucket nearby and constantly refill it after every shot.
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I had Nerf's Big Bad Bow.  You could draw back the handle to build air pressure and pull the trigger. It shot pretty far if I remember, and it allowed me to pretend to be Turok. The big drawback being that it only had three arrows so there was a lot of running around picking up your ammo. It also had a scope for some reason.
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Smythe posted:YOSPOS BITCH!!
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I had a knock off super soaker from Sam's Club that had a backpack full of water. Works pretty well all told. Not sure why they produce such lovely ones nowadays. It's not like a stream of water can really hurt you. Nerf guns I can see why they made those a little safer. You could really pump up some of the old ones. I got shot in the eye once and it really stung.
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I think there is some weird licensing issue with super soaker. that guy who came up with it worked at the JPL
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Windows 98 posted:
what awful 9-5 dress code enforced job is he working now
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Windows 98 posted:The girl who did the voice of one of the dinosaurs from Land Before Time was murdered by her father. the story leading up to her murder is one of those proof there's a benevolent and caring god type stories quote:His various threats included cutting their throats as well as burning down the house. Physical violence continued, with Judith telling a friend that her father threw pots and pans at her, resulting in a nosebleed.[7] As a result of his abuse, Judith began putting on weight[6] and exhibited disturbing behavior, which included plucking out all her eyelashes and pulling out her cat's whiskers.[1]
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Wicker Man posted:MTV stopped being MTV when they stopped doing surreal, gross out animated shows. Music videos? Yeah that happened too, I guess. i loving loved MTV as it was before it transitioned to reality programming (i think this started right at the end of the 90s when Total Request Live graduated from filming in a storage closet to Time Square). the weird animated shows were just as important as the music videos. my parents would never let me watch beavis & butthead though.
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*runs into thread panting* "kosovo and the watts riots"
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The first movie I ever saw was Beavis and Butthead do America. In a theater too, iirc.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzXI_ApY4dY I turned 18 in 1992. Since we couldn't legally drink, my friends and I would hang out at a strip club once a week. It was Deja Vu if anyone cares. Anyway, they had this special called a "Wild Weasel". You paid $10 or $20 and got to sit on one of the many couches that lined 2 walls of the place. A random girl would start giving you a couch dance and the DJ would say, "Switch" after about 2 or 3 minutes. The girl giving you a dance would then go to the couch to the right of you while the girl to the left of you would now dance for you. This song out be on a loop until everyone had a dance from each girl. We considered this to be the most economical choice because you were getting a couch dance from all 20 girls in one go. One buddy called it "The Sampler" because he used this as an opportunity to see who he wanted to get a full dance from later.
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Bonzo posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzXI_ApY4dY Are you from Tampa?
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Volcanic Vents posted:Are you from Tampa? Nope. Kentucky. Which also means I was witness to this historical live TV event. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCb9FcHBIYE
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Shaquin posted:god drat ya'll motherfuckers remember Blank Check Juice was the best character.
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Robo Reagan posted:what awful 9-5 dress code enforced job is he working now He's actually a tattoo artist!
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Lawrence Gilchrist posted:*runs into thread panting* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZSWKB1_o4E
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who had one of these bad boys? i didn't i was a poor... also: 
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KennyLoggins posted:who had one of these bad boys? I had one of those and also the back-pack one. That CPS one had some loving POWER though. I accidentally hit some kid in the neck with it and he fell on his rear end and had trouble breathing. Also, I had a scorpion slammer with A REAL SCORPION encased in it. That was pretty baller, but my friend managed to score like 4 tubes of those "Slugz" pogs which had these gross animations of slugs dying in various ways (that thing where you tilt it and it "animates" whatever it's called) so he was the real pog king.
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cps 2000 will never not be the greatest thing to grace a childhood. that thing was utterly irresponsible. if you shot that at close enough range you could probably blind someone for life
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Champenema posted:yeah a shovel to the head will do that to a person Can someone provide context to this?
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tater_salad posted:Can someone provide context to this? I believe somone hit someone else in the head with a shovel?  E: an example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKiiyI2T04s
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tater_salad posted:Can someone provide context to this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj9W60QsxWM I'm the girl in the black
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I was dead for most of the 90s
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haha pogs were so dumb
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thathonkey posted:haha pogs were so dumb
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symbolic posted:replace pogs with silly bandz, and it was the same for my generation Who remembers snap bracelets?
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 these were really popular in the 90s too. my grandma had a bunch of rare ones like this one pictured here that she kept the tags on. she still has them sitting in her house somewhere because they're worth nothing on ebay.
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Windows 98 posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj9W60QsxWM Good for you bitch deserved it 100%. I didn't know you were shovel girl... so many questions. 1. How was it to be upstaged by scooter guy?
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thathonkey posted:
But they are limited edition collectors items! guaranteed to go up in value! Also, would you like to buy some Franklin Mint?
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I collect a lot of dumb poo poo. People will say "But it's valued at $10,000!", which may be true. But you still need to find someone who has 10k and is willing to spend it on a stuffed bear. At the end of the day, it's only worth the most that someone will be willing to pay for it. Which is nothing.
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thathonkey posted:
My grandma has had a giant bag of unopened beanie babies for as long as I can remember. She gave me a couple when I was 7 but for the most part she still has a fuckton. I think she also had a bed covered in them...
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