I mean seriously nothing can top the 80's in my opinion. G.I Joe, Ninja Turtles, Thunder Catz, Super Friends, Mr. T cartoon, the Goonies movie, the Wonder Years. NO FACEBOOK! I'm sorry but you 2000 kids just don't know how to live.
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Don't forget Transformers before they made it shockingly bad for later generations!
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24 RepliesIntellivision, Atari, Nintendo, garbage pail kids, playing outdoors till sundown, no social media and cell phones, family structure was still existant, baseball cards, good rap/hip hop, florescent clothes, hammer pants, hypercolor shirts, answering machines, hot wheels, Tony hawk skateboards, metallica, acdc, slayer, coin arcades, RoboCop, terminator, beetlejuice, ferris buelers day off, corded phones, apple IIe, Oregon trail, dot matrix printers, commadore 64, hulk Hogan, ultimate warrior, grave digger and bigfoot, Lego's, plastic Halloween costumes that resembled decorated garbage bags, Regan, c&c music factory, inspected gadget, GI Joe cartoons, he-man, transformers cartoon, Saturday morning cartoons, scary stories books, a light in the attic, Bernstein bears, Clifford the big red dog, speak and says, gameboy and gamegear. Yup....loved being an 80s kid!
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2 RepliesI know I wish I was born in the 70s so I could enjoy the 80s as a teenager
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I was born in 2000 and I agree. I find my self having troubles talking to people. I'm not 100% awkward and I'm getting better but it's a strange time to be alive
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This is true...the 90s were awesome too
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I loved the old tv shows. They were much more family oriented which I think is missing a lot these days. Music was way better back then too.
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#blamebieber
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2 RepliesI'm 9 but I still wish I lived in the 80's. I still use my iPhone 3G just to show how much of an 80's kid I am.
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3 RepliesIf you're an 80s nostalgic read Ready Player One and Armada by Ernest Cline. Both awesome scifi novels.
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Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Top Gun, Back to the Future, ET, Nintendo, Sega, slap bracelets, jellies, 7-11, [i]literally all the music[/i]... ... then the nineties had to happen.
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1 ReplyThings I remember being an 86er Thunder cats, he man, teenage mutant hero turtles, terminator, living in a lighthouse, having a chopper as my first bicycle, g.i joes, action men, my little ponies (sisters), barbies (also sisters and action mans girlfriends) biker mice from Mars Captain Planet Little house on the prairie Rawhide Clint Eastwood movies Standing on the drawbar of a tractor Stacking square hay bails Looking in rock pools for crabs and small fish Finding a genuine fossil Skimming stones Learning to swim in the sea Steering on dads knee Star Wars Star Trek Transformers cartoon and toys Hulk tv series A team Quantum leap Happy days Air wolf Mash Dads army Have I left anything out?
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I'd say YES but I am "an old folk" like you so who cares what we think? :-) I like the list people are posting. I keep telling my kids about how much better cartoons for example were in the past. Nowadays everything needs to be stupid. Example: CN canceled Young Justice that had an actual good story line and replaced w/ Teen Titans Go, whcih is seems made to transform your kids into mentally impaired (to put in more polite terms). I am a TV/Internet police at home . :-) Best wishes to all!
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[quote]I mean seriously nothing can top the 80's in my opinion. G.I Joe, Ninja Turtles, Thunder Catz, Super Friends, Mr. T cartoon, the Goonies movie, the Wonder Years. NO FACEBOOK! I'm sorry but you 2000 kids just don't know how to live.[/quote] Voltron!! I loved watching that when I was a kid
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1 ReplyBest Decade ever. Life was awesome back then. Would gladly have it back. Then the 90's had to come Worst Decade ever.
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Arcades. Destiny, and games like it, can pretend to be "social" games all they want, but there has never been and will probably never be again, the social gaming scene that was After School Arcade gaming.
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80's and 90's.
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Yep, it was a good time to be a kid.
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2 RepliesThough I wasn't born in the 80's, I still [i]really[/i] want all the social media to go away. It has killed more of my friendships than actually making any.[quote]connect around the world with all of your friends[/quote] all of them left me for not having a Facebook account...
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Yes...wish I was born in the 80's...music was good then. Oh well, I still have the 90's
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Edited by HevyEdge: 10/21/2015 3:18:14 PMEspecially the fear of atomic bombs going off any day. That was fun...
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1 ReplyI'll raise an ecto cooler to that
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Not to mention you get to buy whatever games/equipment you want because you've already moved out and gotten your own job... Hopefully
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Born in 81, went outside to play, knocked on doors for friends to come out, HE-MAN, the wonder years, Ninja Turtles, beeing respectful.. GOOD TIMES!!
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1 ReplyEdited by dooleyrules: 10/21/2015 3:10:18 AMThey were the days #kids sharing chicken pox #if you pissed off your neighbour they'd smack you #playing in the street without fear of being kidnapped #alladdin was the only guy on tv that wore a towel on his head #you could win a fight with your fists And best of all hyper colored t-shirts I rest my case
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Back when playing outside was a thing.
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3 RepliesYou left out Transformers He-Man Mixed tapes not everything had high fructose corn syrup. You could actually spank your child You had to [i]earn [/i]trophies, not get one just for showing up As a child, [i]I[/i] was the TV remote If you made a googly face at a child, you weren't looked at like a child-molester [spoiler]don't mean to get preachy, but today's world sucks.[/spoiler]