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"SPERMASTRUCT - Here's your instructions, bitch, with some of the pages glued together!" (I wonder if I've ever managed to buy a second-hand game that didn't come with suspicious hairs.)
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Coffee And Pie posted:Along the same lines, I'm always kind of surprised when I see that they still have those magazines that feature a free CD. Seems like they could just include a code to download the content off their website. That really makes no sense for a print magazine since they are (rather obviously) meant for people who don't like to (or can't) access stuff on the internet.
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Triskelli posted:BRIO BRIO trains were really expensive compared to what I got: a BRIO train set knock-off made in the good old USSR, in plastic. It was 100% compatible with BRIO and the "containers" you could load on the train had magnets on top so they could be lifted with a crane or something. There were also a bunch of plastic houses, including a station and it was altogether very nice. For a Russian toy.
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Apr 19, 2013 07:41
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I don't know if it's '90s (aired in the nineties here) and it's certainly not cheesy but have some Nick Knatterton https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fR_X9i9zyBE&t=254s
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May 13, 2013 08:22
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Metal Loaf posted:Got this for Christmas fifteen years ago: Stupid sexy Action Man.
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Jun 4, 2013 15:41
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Anyone remember those small (I'd like to say about 2-3 centimetres tall but I could be way off) robot-looking thingies that combined to form bigger robots/vehicles/monsters? There were some non-robot-looking bits too like cockpits and wheels I think. Two or three of my friends had them in the mid-eighties but I have no idea what they were called. E: Oh, sorry, this is the 90s thread but I'll leave this here in case someone knows what the hell I'm talking about.
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Benne posted:For me, it was all about the motherfucking Surge I always thought the 'XTREME' marketing was directed mainly at nerds.
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Jun 16, 2013 06:27
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dissss posted:At my school the two or three kids with Game Gears used them plugged in pretty much exclusively. One kid at school had an Atari Lynx and he could only play during the 2-5 minutes after recess when we'd be waiting for the teacher since we had to go outside during recess and there were no outlets in the yard. That and its sheer size made it look about as portable as a Kaypro.
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Jul 16, 2013 10:24
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Leal posted:loving hell, I went back and bought one of those for nostalgia sake. Hey I have a job and I can buy whatever candy I want! Mom can't say no! Then I start eating it and think "Oh god why did I ever eat this as a kid it tastes like plastic" I think you're supposed to squeeze out the contents and just eat that.
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Aug 15, 2013 07:42
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Mechanical pencil cases with bells and whistles (well, not literally but mine had a pop-up thermometer): (No that's not the one I had!)
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Aug 23, 2013 10:44
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insufficient guns posted:What could be more 90s than losing your poo poo over this thing magically appearing at the park/swimming pool? I bet they kept wondering why there was so little revenue even though everything sold out every day.
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OldTennisCourt posted:Around when did the "Oh man! Gross stuff!" bandwagon start? Around the time fire was harnessed.
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Phlegmish posted:It's amazing how dated this is despite being barely twenty years old. It truly was the era of lovely techno. Consider 70s stuff in the 90s, it's the same way.
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