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B.H. Facials posted:Yes. I distinctly remember saying, "That sucks!" was controversial. My 4th grade teacher banned all "-uck" words from class because of this. So naturally we incorporated truck, duck , luck , puck, tuck as much as we could.
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rodbeard posted:The local alt rock station near me still plays songs off of dookie pretty much daily. I really think they need to give it a rest, it's been 20 years. Interstate Love Song, every day since its release in 1994.
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Nutsngum posted:I always find it amusing when the "american" version of Beyond 2000 shows up. Seems like the exact kind of show that would have existed or been remade in America already but nope, just film some nerdy looking guy doing the intros and keep the really obvious Australian presenters in! Yeah we had a running joke that every episode of Beyond 2000 would somehow feature the words 'aluminium' and 'schedule' just to emphasize the accent. I think in one episode they were in the same sentence and I flipped out. I was like 9.
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Laterite posted:The soundtrack also has two of Alice In Chains' best songs, IMO. Agreeeeeed. I just got on a kick a while back. Nobody says 'YEAH' like Alice in Chains says 'YEAH.'
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Quote-Unquote posted:Also, that album (Rock in a Hard Place) was produced by Jon Bon Jovi's cousin Tony.
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twistedmentat posted:I never watched Clarissa Explains it all, because I was a teenage boy and not watching shows for young girls, but this video talks about how different it was for the target market and unique among those kinds of shows at the time. Good video. I watched the show growing up, and even as a boy I thought Clarissa was cool as hell. Not surprised at all that conservative execs were scared of a normal teenage girl.
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It's my favorite way of being 'progressive', which is having something be totally normal, not drawing attention to it. Clarissa uses a computer. She has a platonic friend. She wears funky clothing. If characters in the show don't give two shits, why should you? Sam's character made me envious as a 10 year old, because I wanted to have a friend like Clarissa. Not because she was a girl, but because it was cool the way they hung out.
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Yeah the Sierra Games Mac version of Shivers would load and run just fine, but always crash when trying to load a saved game. Can't tell you how many times I tried to play through the whole game without having to quit...
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F_Shit_Fitzgerald posted:
That's Melissa Joan Hart, unless I'm mistaken.
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She was the first fifth grader to drive herself to school.
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The progression of physical media removable storage really defines that generation of computer touching. I remember when Jaz drives came out, it was just like: welp. I guess that's the new thing that we'll have to get used to.
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