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2006, so whats old school to you?

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super302

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HISSIN50 said:
For Grady and I, let's see................

Our idea of a dual-quad was two horses pulling
the buggie instead of one.

WHen gas powered cars came out, that was cool.

The phone and electricity were cool.

Indoor plumbing was a neat idea but seemed kinda disgusting.

The Industrial Revolution kinda killed tourism in Europe............

That's about all I can think of. Time to go back into the home.
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MysteryMachine

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Feb 13, 2006
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SWYZ721 said:
Computers with Green and Black monitors. Oregon Trail!!1 "Jimmy has died of Typhoid".

Ghost Busters

JNCOs fer sure!!!

Nintendo 64.

Structure clothing!

When someone asked if you could dance and you said yes you would try and moonwalk.

JINX!

Other funny stuff.
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Yes you called.



LOL wow I remember a lot of the stuff you guys have talked about

Thundercats HOOOOO!!!! (still say that once in a while being stupid lol)
Nintendo (still have mine. Its actually hooked up to my tv)
Tales from the crypt keeper (I hated that show. I could watch it but as soon and he came on I was freaked out and had to close my eyes when he went away i could go back to watching the show)
Turtles
Lightbright (it was my sisters)
MacGuyver- Loved that show
Fraggle Rock
Computers with Green and Black monitors. Oregon Trail!!1 "Jimmy has died of Typhoid". That game was awsome I got it for my pc now
Had a **** load of pogs never wanted to play anybody was scared I would lose some lol
SAT morning cartoons
Riding my bike
Dodge ball at school
Meatloaf (still listen to him got most of his cd's)
 

Engel

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Feb 13, 2006
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lol you guys pretty muched named everything, and I never really grew out of any of it. Popped in the ol ninja turtles cartoon the other day


Anybody remember the "bots master" cartoon



what ever happen to the double dragon series! Back then arcades were the "cool" place to be, it seems to be the total opposite these days...


I don't even think I glanced at 94 mustangs back then, I loved the 65 mustang fastback, shelby cobra and shelby mustang, the old school vettes, and the 1994 viper rt/10

I would hop on to a time machine mid 80's to early 90's anyday of the week.
 

WHITE94COBRA

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VibrantRedGT said:
I'm older so I'll go back a bit farther.

I was a Knight Rider, Dukes of Hazzard junky.

Atari was the video machine of choice.

An IROC-Z was the car to have.

Parachute pants, stoned wash jeans, desert boots, thin ties, big laced shoe laces on Nike's was the style.

Bands like Motley Crue, Bon Jovi, Whitesnake....Rap- Run DMC, Beastie Boys, Public Enemy...the list can go for miles. Especially since there were so many one hit wonders.

Movies like Breakfast Club, Weird Science and all John Hughes stuff ruled.

A microwave was the size of a Buick. The mulet hair cut was worn by 80% of the guys on purpose. The walkman was state of the art technology. A VCR changed the way every household watched the tube. Movie rental stores had lines at the door. I can go on and on.........................
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I'm so right there with ya on this one...
I also had a GT performer bike and sold it for a dyno.
rolled pants, tie dye, my favorite t.v. show was He man, and transformers.
I had activision, then atari, then nintendo. Night rider was the s**t, and baywatch had some of my first wet dreams....haha
 

Blackened302

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Feb 13, 2006
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woa, reading some of these things took me right back to being under 12 years old. good times, good times.
 

WhiteStallionGT

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Feb 13, 2006
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  • Feb 13, 2006
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HISSIN50 said:
For Grady and I, let's see................

Our idea of a dual-quad was two horses pulling
the buggie instead of one.

WHen gas powered cars came out, that was cool.

The phone and electricity were cool.

Indoor plumbing was a neat idea but seemed kinda disgusting.

The Industrial Revolution kinda killed tourism in Europe............

That's about all I can think of. Time to go back into the home.
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95opal

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Feb 13, 2006
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old school music:
sugar hill
slick rick
toys:
pong
star wars action figures
big wheels
tv:
six million $ man
mod squad
just a couple of the top of my head,so long ago id really have to dig deep into the memory banks. I guess the thc has affected my memory some.
 
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