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I remember loving the hell out of the Electric Company when you had Morgan Freeman, Rita Moreno, Bill Cosby, and Spider-Man.
and who couldn't love short shorts, women running before the invention of sports bras, and bodybuilders going shirtless in the park with no one thinking they were gay.
You think that killing people will make them like you, but it doesn't. It just makes them dead. -Lord Voldemort Batman loves the circus. -Batman
I remember owning a shit ton of Mego action figures. DC characters, Marvel characters and Star Trek characters. I remember Aquaman literally falling apart and being the only one I couldn't repair with judicious use of a rubber band.
I remember Micronauts made out of die-cast metal. I remember removing the foam-rubber "trash" from the Death Star playset Trash Compactor, and replacing it with a can of green slime. No Star Wars figure could escape from that shit. It smelled horrible, probably gave you cancer and some company thought that was an appropriate toy.
I remember have a massive Eagle toy from Space: 1999. It was made from heavy duty plastic that was utterly indestructible.
I remember when Tonka trucks were so big and so heavy that you could literally commit vehicular manslaughter with them.
I remember when GI Joe needed a goddamn shave. And I remember giving him one. That was ill-advised.
"You must be proud, bold, pleasant, resolute, And now and then stab, as occasion serves."
Strict31 wrote:I remember owning a shit ton of Mego action figures. DC characters, Marvel characters and Star Trek characters. I remember Aquaman literally falling apart and being the only one I couldn't repair with judicious use of a rubber band.
I remember Micronauts made out of die-cast metal. I remember removing the foam-rubber "trash" from the Death Star playset Trash Compactor, and replacing it with a can of green slime. No Star Wars figure could escape from that shit. It smelled horrible, probably gave you cancer and some company thought that was an appropriate toy.
I remember have a massive Eagle toy from Space: 1999. It was made from heavy duty plastic that was utterly indestructible.
I remember when Tonka trucks were so big and so heavy that you could literally commit vehicular manslaughter with them.
I remember when GI Joe needed a goddamn shave. And I remember giving him one. That was ill-advised.
I had this too!
Max Blyss wrote:Months and months and months and the whole thing is still just an intersection at Dipshit Lane & Chip on my Shoulder Ave.
by Schlemmer » Thu Jun 30, 2011 2:33 pm 
I had this too!
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