Iron Crowned posted:

DO you live In Ohio? Because I have seen this car driving in the wild.

Busket Posket posted:

Everyone has their favorite Star Trek^* Captain, but do you prefer Joel, Mike, or Jonah?





^{*no mod jokes}

SweetMercifulCrap! posted:

The Joel episodes have too many esoteric references and name drops and the really early ones can be downright boring because of how little they actually riff. They also chose a lot of 50's B movies which just aren't that fun to riff because they suck for understandable reasons.

The Mike episodes have overall the best balance and they started picking movies that absolutely should not have sucked as much as they did, which makes them more interesting to watch even without the riffing just to see how bad they are.

The Jonah episodes, well, the first one is dire and the first season is a bit rocky, but the second season is a big improvement. They try too hard to cram in as many jokes as possible, so it comes off as forced compared to how natural Mike and Joel sound, but I actually think they're the funniest overall because more jokes per minute = more jokes that land overall. If you need convincing that the Jonah episodes are worth watching, start with "Mac & Me", it's probably my new all time favorite MST3K episode.

Len posted:

McDonald's had some flash looking videos and animations to teach you things.

Iron Crowned posted:

I really love those channels that are nothing but videos of big blocks of commercials from when someone recorded The Wrath of Khan off of TV in July of 1992.

Iron Crowned posted:

They're things that are fun for an afternoon these days, now that I'm 40. I gave away all my Legos, NES, and Genesis and all the games when I left Kansas a decade ago because I couldn't fit them into my car.

The Legos went to a friend of a friend who took some of my furniture, they weren't very well off, and had a couple of kids with them, you should have seen the look on those kids' faces when I offered them a 60 gallon tub of legos.

Guy Axlerod posted:

My set came in this red plastic suitcase. Seems like everything came in suitcases:



I had a vinyl case sort of like that, I remember the plastic trays. But more importantly my great-grandma knitted a case with plastic canvas.

dialhforhero posted:

Lori Beth Denberg was underrated.

Len posted:

I'll stand by they killed the wrong Grey. Lexie should have stuck around and Meredith died in the plane crash

Happy Landfill posted:

Bought some Chupa Chups from the Asian grocery store near my house since they were selling them by the register. I haven't had one of those goddamned things since '99, so I ate the three that I bought one right after the other

Edit: guess Chupa Chups are not 90s specific, but the first time I ever had them was because they were doing an ad campaign with the Spice Girls, so I associate them with the 90s, I guess

Cartoon Man posted:

Was chatting about this in the blessed thread, this was one of my all time favorite shows as a kid.

https://youtu.be/bhef_fxMQP0

gently caress Ninja Warrior, bring this poo poo back! Get somebody at Netflix to make an adult version of this!

This weird poo poo posted:

A 75-minute immersive theatrical experience that transports you straight to the days of the low-rise jeans, just landed in Atlanta! Embark on an adventure at the heart of a true-to-life replicated video store, where a cast of employees, patrons, and their VHS tapes depend on your bravery to save the day.

Neito posted:

Flashbacks to Shaws for me.

Killingyouguy! posted:

Did y'alls teachers not cover how to properly hold a pen? Your grip looks painful to maintain for long

Unperson_47 posted:

Entertainment centers as pieces of furniture really are completely gone, aren't they? Gone the way of the wardrobe.

Randallteal posted:

Dang, I loved this show as a kid. Somehow I mentally combined it with All That in my memory though. Action Leage Now! was my favorite but I liked the weird claymation alien skits a lot as well.

CelticPredator posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfs8hVNvVik

I had the drink one and the drinks tasted like sprite I think. But probably not. Probably tasted like nasty rear end fizzy chemicals

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYdqNxuSjbY

I just thought that beakers and vials were badass

Ghost Cactus posted:

I had this! My mother was so disgusted that someone had given it to me that I was only permitted to use it in the basement. I also wasn’t allowed candy so I mostly just ate the powders, like a little gremlin, in the basement. The kit got so mouldy down there that I think I had to throw it all out after like a month.

I had the 90s versions of these (or the 80s versions). I remember them being browner/oranger. Might have been the radio shack versions.





Played with those a lot.

Milo and POTUS posted:

What's it supposed to do? I had a rock tumbler because that's more my speed

Heath posted:

I had one in the 90s but I was probably too young for it.

Handsome Ralph posted:

Nothing about this post in particular, just that I love your sphynx cat and that song is amazing

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Grassy Knowles posted:

I do a lot of ‘inadvisable for beginners’ tasks on skates as someone who broke 4k miles skated in 2023 this week but there are so vanishingly few situations where skitching can’t fatally backfire that I haven’t done it once.