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Ska had yet to hit the mainstream so music hadn't yet been transformed into what we know it as today
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Jose Oquendo posted:that music video is an all-timer. The cereal killer video, or 3 little pigs? That's the album that was right next to green days dookie album. I chose green jelly. E: poo poo, I already posted about that a week ago.
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JediTalentAgent posted:Had it not been for the WB content of the mid-late 90s, and maybe early 90s Disney and Gargoyles, 90s animation would be a sort of gray fog of who gives a poo poo. Outside of The Lion King and The Simpsons, 90s animation is all forgettable trash. And even The Lion King was plagiarised garbage.
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Hell naw, Utena came out in the 90s. You ever seen the movie? That bitch turns into a car!
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a bunch of 6-8 year olds wobbling down the street on huffy's screaming OBEY THE COW GOD must have been something.
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I still remember it like yesterday though. My friend Ryan telling me "Did you hear the news? Kurt Cobain died!" To which I replied, "Who?" "Kurt Cobain! The lead singer from Nirvana!" Not a clue. We were 8 years old. Ryan was my grade 3 friend. He introduced me to the concept of "cum" by taking me upstairs to his bedroom where he had a Macintosh Plus that we could draw pictures on, and when we were done with that, he snuck into his dad's room and came back with a stack of nudie mags. Reminder, we are both 8 years old. He could do whatever he wanted at his house because both of his parents were severely physically and/or mentally handicapped, and were usually constrained to the lower portion of the house in their wheelchairs, from which vantage point his dad would scream "RYYYAAANN!!!" whenever he wanted Ryan to stop loving around, which Ryan was adept at. But because he knew he had free reign to do whatever he wanted, this meant he obviously knew where his dad's porno mags were. So, to ingratiate me as a new friend, he left the room we were in, grabbed a stack of Hustlers from the adjacent room, and after showing me what a centrefold was, he told me to reach into a small plastic tube with my index finger. It was slimey. I still remember the look on his face as he laughed at making me touch "cum," which I was completely clueless about. But to be completely honest, looking back on it and reminding myself that we were both 8, I'm fairly certain that he was either an idiot, or he was pulling my leg / trying to impress me, and that it was either water, sweat, or, most likely, piss. To make a long story short, we weren't friends for much longer after that. Being at his house was loving weird. And I use the term "house" loosely; it was low income housing. Think of a small neighbourhood consisting of a dozen quadplexes in a row. That's the only memory I have from 1994 that I can pin down to that year with absolute certainty.
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I simply would have not posted that story on line
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Chief McHeath posted:I simply would have not posted that story on line
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I’m gonna go recite it to whoever is staffing my local Wendy’s drive thru.
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your worst criminal penalty was a speeding ticket and the only homeless were 1,2, or 3 crazies in Central Park
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XYZAB posted:I still remember it like yesterday though. My friend Ryan telling me "Did you hear the news? Kurt Cobain died!" To which I replied, "Who?" "Kurt Cobain! The lead singer from Nirvana!" Not a clue. We were 8 years old. Ryan was my grade 3 friend. He introduced me to the concept of "cum" by taking me upstairs to his bedroom where he had a Macintosh Plus that we could draw pictures on, and when we were done with that, he snuck into his dad's room and came back with a stack of nudie mags. Reminder, we are both 8 years old. He could do whatever he wanted at his house because both of his parents were severely physically and/or mentally handicapped, and were usually constrained to the lower portion of the house in their wheelchairs, from which vantage point his dad would scream "RYYYAAANN!!!" whenever he wanted Ryan to stop loving around, which Ryan was adept at. But because he knew he had free reign to do whatever he wanted, this meant he obviously knew where his dad's porno mags were. So, to ingratiate me as a new friend, he left the room we were in, grabbed a stack of Hustlers from the adjacent room, and after showing me what a centrefold was, he told me to reach into a small plastic tube with my index finger. It was slimey. I still remember the look on his face as he laughed at making me touch "cum," which I was completely clueless about. But to be completely honest, looking back on it and reminding myself that we were both 8, I'm fairly certain that he was either an idiot, or he was pulling my leg / trying to impress me, and that it was either water, sweat, or, most likely, piss. To make a long story short, we weren't friends for much longer after that. Being at his house was loving weird. And I use the term "house" loosely; it was low income housing. Think of a small neighbourhood consisting of a dozen quadplexes in a row. That's the only memory I have from 1994 that I can pin down to that year with absolute certainty. uh...yeah. 1994
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Close thread fast forward to 2004 please
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wesleywillis posted:The cereal killer video, or 3 little pigs? If you’re old enough to post about albums you bought 30 years ago, you’re old enough to forget you mentioned them earlier E: ^ no 2004 was the worst year of my life, it needs to be yeeted forcefully into an oubliette and never mentioned again. Thora fucked around with this message at 21:33 on Jan 5, 2024 |
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XYZAB posted:Outside of The Lion King and The Simpsons, 90s animation is all forgettable trash. And even The Lion King was plagiarised garbage. Really? Animaniacs, Eek! the Cat, the Critic, Earthworm Jim, Duckman, all the weird stuff from Liquid Television, Beavis & Butthead, hell even Ren & Stimpy.
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Chief McHeath posted:I simply would have not posted that story on line gotta agree with the chief here
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XYZAB posted:I still remember it like yesterday though. My friend Ryan telling me "Did you hear the news? Kurt Cobain died!" To which I replied, "Who?" "Kurt Cobain! The lead singer from Nirvana!" Not a clue. We were 8 years old. Ryan was my grade 3 friend. He introduced me to the concept of "cum" by taking me upstairs to his bedroom where he had a Macintosh Plus that we could draw pictures on, and when we were done with that, he snuck into his dad's room and came back with a stack of nudie mags. Reminder, we are both 8 years old. He could do whatever he wanted at his house because both of his parents were severely physically and/or mentally handicapped, and were usually constrained to the lower portion of the house in their wheelchairs, from which vantage point his dad would scream "RYYYAAANN!!!" whenever he wanted Ryan to stop loving around, which Ryan was adept at. But because he knew he had free reign to do whatever he wanted, this meant he obviously knew where his dad's porno mags were. So, to ingratiate me as a new friend, he left the room we were in, grabbed a stack of Hustlers from the adjacent room, and after showing me what a centrefold was, he told me to reach into a small plastic tube with my index finger. It was slimey. I still remember the look on his face as he laughed at making me touch "cum," which I was completely clueless about. But to be completely honest, looking back on it and reminding myself that we were both 8, I'm fairly certain that he was either an idiot, or he was pulling my leg / trying to impress me, and that it was either water, sweat, or, most likely, piss. To make a long story short, we weren't friends for much longer after that. Being at his house was loving weird. And I use the term "house" loosely; it was low income housing. Think of a small neighbourhood consisting of a dozen quadplexes in a row. That's the only memory I have from 1994 that I can pin down to that year with absolute certainty. And now you can't climax without hearing the unplugged version of "All Apologies"
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the concept of "cum"
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kntfkr posted:the concept of "cum"
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kntfkr posted:the concept of "cum" submitted a name change request to the queue for that user to this
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Gushers gave me heartburn
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When I was at my parents' for Christmas, my mom gave me a box with a bunch of my old school work. Included were a few of my old Weekly Readers from elementary school. At least a few of them are from 94. I'll post them when I'm done with work for the day.
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Reality Bites came out and that was the sign (to me anyway) that the whole Grunge/Alt whatever thing was done. The movie was so forced and none of my friends could identify with any of the characters.
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Was this mentioned yet? Pulp Fiction is one of the best movies ever and I will fight you on this (and you will probably win because I don't have a good eloquent substantive argument other than "I like the way the stories weave together and the soundtrack is great.") https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mn3f5dAYpqg Also: that thing about the needle needing to pierce the breastbone and hit the heart, etc etc; that's not really how it works at all and I will allow you the joy of googling to find out why. Hell of a scene, though.
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XYZAB posted:Outside of The Lion King and The Simpsons, 90s animation is all forgettable trash. And even The Lion King was plagiarised garbage.
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I probably poo poo my diapers a lot and may have said my first word. I was 11.
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Thora posted:Was this mentioned yet? Pulp Fiction is one of the best movies ever and I will fight you on this (and you will probably win because I don't have a good eloquent substantive argument other than "I like the way the stories weave together and the soundtrack is great.") I actually got high and watched pulp fiction a week or so ago. I never did that in 1994, but probably did multiple times in 1995, 96, 97, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03 and then not again (got high+ watch PF) until last week. Just thought I'd let you goons know I got high.
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XYZAB posted:I still remember it like yesterday though. My friend Ryan telling me "Did you hear the news? Kurt Cobain died!" To which I replied, "Who?" "Kurt Cobain! The lead singer from Nirvana!" Not a clue. I remember finding out with perfect clarity, but I also remember the guy who came into my gym class the next day we had school theatrically wailing "KURT CORBIN IS DEEEEEAD" Anyway 1994-1996 were The Last Good Years, thank you.
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Dr. Quarex posted:I dunno man, Liquid Television in 1994 probably showed some of my favorite animation ever. Then again it was probably made in the 1980s I was 8 in '94, got allowed to watch TV, and agree with this sentiment. Also, most of the Liquid Television stuff was firmly made in the '90s. '94 was also when I started watching USA Up All Night with Gilbert Gottfried and Rhonda Shear.
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1994 was an exceptional period in the history of SNL because they had someone who was actually funny doing the Weekend Update
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Earwicker posted:1994 was an exceptional period in the history of SNL because they had someone who was actually funny doing the Weekend Update tbf, it was pretty easy when all you had to do was rip on oj: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SSVIg4Noqc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCSCJtuyfUY 34.5 glorious minutes of norm making GBS threads on oj simpson
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Earwicker posted:in 1994 i went to my first concert, KMFDM at the Edge in Palo Alto CA. and then later that same year my first big arena show, Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson at the San Jose Event Center. i had never heard of Marilyn Manson before the show and had no idea what to expect. also The Crow came out that year and half the people at that show were in the Crow makeup. In 1994 we lived in Palo Alto but I was too young for concerts. Just down the street from that nightclub was Printers Inc where my dad took my sister and I to buy all our comic books. I probably bought every Calvin and Hobbes book I own from there. I also learned about hide’n seek in 1994. I was at a French school so we called it cache-cache and played it everyday for months. Also more of a bummer was my best friend moving to Maine, c’est la vie I guess when your dad invents the Ethernet then gets forced out of 3COM
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Dr. Quarex posted:Metal being increasingly less popular in the mid-90s is what got me into Ultraviolence and probably permanently shifted me towards electronic music for every purpose, rather than just for smooth/cool/depressing purposes This Ultraviolence? https://youtu.be/XpPYmBnhNTI?si=lGwBz5WEy7iMZmc- I was interning at the Earache NYC office when that came out in 94, I still have a couple copies of the Lenny Dee mix white label 12”. Yeah I had gone from metal/punk/hardcore and started getting into lots of crazy underground electronic music, it was a great time for that. Man I never see anyone mention Untraviolence
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whoever said zines in the other thread, my god, I had so many zines all the time and they were amazing and also I made my own with friends and it was TERRIBLE weird things were on tv if you caught them at the right time.
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In the year 1994, a comet hurtles between Earth and the moon. The moon is destroyed, and the Earth loses its ozone layer--causing the entire planet to be laid waste. Centuries later, Earth has become "a world of savagery, super-science, and sorcery," inhabited by various evildoers, scavengers, and magicians. Thundarr, a warrior who wields a powerful sword, is joined by his friends Ookla the Mok and Princess Ariel as they make their way through this strange world.
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hot cocoa on the couch posted:submitted a name change request to the queue for that user to this You can’t; that’s the title of my doctoral thesis, and is therefore copyrighted.
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Fuckstick posted:In the year 1994, a comet hurtles between Earth and the moon. The moon is destroyed, and the Earth loses its ozone layer--causing the entire planet to be laid waste. Centuries later, Earth has become "a world of savagery, super-science, and sorcery," inhabited by various evildoers, scavengers, and magicians. Thundarr, a warrior who wields a powerful sword, is joined by his friends Ookla the Mok and Princess Ariel as they make their way through this strange world. ARIEL! OOKLA! WE RIIIIIIIDE!
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What the gently caress is a ZINE and how does it differ from a MAGAZINE? Aside from not wanting to make America great again.
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wesleywillis posted:What the gently caress is a ZINE and how does it differ from a MAGAZINE? magazines are made by companies with a staff of writers and photographers and access to a printing press and distribution system zines are made by some random passionate person and a few of their friends using the xerox machine at their dayjob when no one is looking and distributed by hand to select local record stores or individually snail mailed to fellow weirdos who subscribe, usually other zine enthusiasts or prisoners some of them were devoted to specific topics/formats like music or fiction or politics etc and some of them were just kind of random stuff about people's lives, the kind of stuff that would later show up in blogs except the level of effort required to actually print up and mail stuff out resulted in a somewhat higher quality level of content imo Earwicker fucked around with this message at 19:42 on Jan 6, 2024 |
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