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Hector Beerlioz posted:In a smiliar vein: Hot drat I loved this. My family had the computer version, which wasn't so much a game but man was it fun to explore and learn. I can't find a better quality rip than this though... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4MIVU5i_xE
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This probably predates the nineties by a good margin but gently caress it I was born in '91 and this was my childhood. Mother  loving  BRIO  I feel bad for any kid under 7 that never owned at least a figure-eight set.
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Zero Star posted:Rugrats has come up in this thread before (and rightly so), but... how about a recipe for real-life Reptar bars? Wash it down with a glass of Ecto-Cooler! (which was in continuous production from 1987 to 2001, so it's campy 90's poo poo too)  http://www.nerdist.com/2011/09/relive-the-80s-by-making-your-own-ecto-cooler/
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InternetBully posted:
Oh god, I had a tub of these!  I had glow in the dark ones too, and I melted a brick trying to "charge" it on a lightbulb
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Might be a little young for most goons, but does anybody remember Gullah Gullah Island? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-szmuT1P1I I mostly remembered it as a discount Barney the Dinosaur, but later realized it was basically all about my hometown. I even went to high school with the youngest son in the show and acted in a few plays with him. It's just bizarre to think this show was shown across the country to show off Gullah and the Lowcountry.
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