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Christmas Jones posted:Here's one-- do modern kids even watch A Goofy Movie? I loved it when I was younger (and the show on which it was based), but I wasn't under the impression it had joined the Disney canon. It is apparently part of the "Walt Disney Gold Collection" and they've released it on DVD and all that poo poo so I assume they do. It's really crazy how long lived Disney movies in general are. I bet kids still watch Mary Poppins, not that The Goofy Movie is Mary Poppins level material or anything.
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Cleretic posted:I've constantly been intending to check this, but I kept going 'nah, it's a waste of time, that thing went down ages back, Amanda Bynes hasn't even done anything for years'. But wow, it's still there. I like that the "This day in Amanda history" fact is for October 28th. Makes me think that at some point it was somebody's job to manually change the date there. EDIT: I remember how cool it used to be to find out a thing you liked had a website with poo poo to do on it. I bet every kid's thing has a cool interactive website today. Modern Day Hercules has a new favorite as of 10:09 on Jul 25, 2012 |
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mactheknife posted:There is absolutely such a thing as not-ridiculous cargo shorts. I'm wearing some right now. No there isn't. No you're not.
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Even at it's height ska wasn't really popular. No Doubt had to literally stop being a ska band before they sold any records, and that was right during prime ska time. Nowadays there's only like 2 people who like ska so if you think about it, ska was probably like a thousand times more popular in the 90's, which is pretty big.
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El Estrago Bonito posted:The late 90's Ska boom was pretty huge in the Pacific Northwest. A lot of kids in baseball pants, checkered ties and fedoras. We traveled like two hours or so up the highway to see The Toasters when they came by and that was a huge deal at the time. It was also pretty tied to the whole Warped Tour scene, and a lot of the second stringer bands were all Ska and Ska-punk bands. Last time I went to Warped Tour there was one ska band. They played to an audience made up entirely of people who were there to see the next band that would be on the stage. People were booing the whole time. There's probably somewhere on this planet that ska is still appreciated, but I don't know where it is. It probably sucks too. Like ska.
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TunaSpleen posted:I can't possibly think of anything more dangerous than a kid wearing these on a trampoline, unless maybe the kid's also holding a venomous snake and a steak knife at the same time. Those safety nets didn't do poo poo anyway. Most of the time if you got hurt on a trampoline it wasn't from falling off, it was from all the bony rear end bodies bumping into each other at high speeds.
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RillAkBea posted:High waists were totally 90s. They are currently coming back like a motherfucker. I hope to god the huge baggy clothing trend doesn't come back because that poo poo was stupid and ugly.
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Rickycat posted:Here's a list of 50 things mostly from the 90's. Reminds me of when I was a child. Mostly 90's for sure. I have 2 fresh boxes of Dinosaur Eggs oatmeal in my pantry right now.
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no_shit_columbo posted:
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Triskelli posted:Might be a little young for most goons, but does anybody remember Gullah Gullah Island? This was literally the first thing I really remember in my life. For some reason my memory turned on when I was watching that little frog hop around and poo poo. I loved that show too. EDIT: I didn't even click on the youtube link and I still started singing the theme song from memory, that's how much I got down on that Gullah Gullah.
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Wandering Knitter posted:Okay, this is one hell of a long shot but people talked about the Freehold Raceway Mall in this topic before. Which pretty much is the most 90's Mall out there. I think that place sold used video games too, unless this was a totally different store in the Freehold Raceway Mall. I just remember they let me play the games before I actually paid for them, which was cool.
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