Any children of the 80's here?

[Jizzlobber]

LOL, check out how twisted shit was in the '70s:

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[ArTsYwRiTeR]

Can't believe Jacko and Madonna are already 50!

Geez.

 

[Unarmed Gunman]

Voltron Bitches!

 

[Unarmed Gunman]

And Intellivision for the console. I rule(d)

 

[bitsdawg]

70's anyone? Am I the oldest here?

I am a child of the 70's too. Peace, man.

 

[1nspire]

How about this poster....

Oh and the show Fall Guy with Lee Majors

 

[LotsOfZeros]

Simon & Simon FTW

 

[Brandon]

Yea, she was hot!! The Fall Guy ruled too!

How about this poster....

Oh and the show Fall Guy with Lee Majors

 

[bb_wolfe]

Anyone remember this poster?

Only about 200,000,000 tube socks world-wide.

 

[ArTsYwRiTeR]

hmmm all those shoulder pads and big hair...

 

[abhorrent]

LAMO! I had one of those, It was awesome!

unless you had one of these...

you're not an old fart like me


And thanks for the vid, that was awesome

 

[prince]

YouTube - MASK

MASK ftw!

 

[SCapitalist]

Slap bracelets, light brites, and hammer pants. Yeh, i am from the 80's.

2 Legit, 2 Legit To Quit

 

[MadHatter]

If you didn't have a Castle Grey Skull set, Zuba pants, or 500+ hot wheels, I'm gonna have to ask you to step in the "child of the 90's" line.

Oh, and GET OFF MY DAMN LAWN.

LOL. After years of supressed childhood memories I finally managed to delete zubas. Thanks for injecting that back.
I can't believe I liked Zuba pants.

 

[Blastyourass]

I was born is 1971 and consider myself a man of the 70's and the 80's. But not one television show since then has been better for kids. Chaka and the Sleestacks fricken rock.

 

[Blastyourass]

One more for the 80's hair. No one beats the Flock of Seagulls here. I ran, I ran so far away and I ran, I ran all night and day, couldn't get away....................

 

[jryan21]

External 5.25 floppy (360KB) drives were about $300, so I saved all my stuff to a cassette.

Didn't really have Word or Photoshop, but we did have LogoWriter.

Instead of ipods or walkmans, we had these:

 

[SawanM]

My first computer - 1997, awesomeness.

 

[Jan]

Don't worry! You didn't miss much. Now that I think about it; I only missed the 60' by 3 years and 9 months. Now I feel really old.

Still here I am learning from "kids" half my age.

Rumor has it I am not the oldest and I'm 48 (born 1960)

In 1980 I saved up so I could buy by now ex-husband an Atari for our first Christmas after we got married.....$130 so he could play Pong whenever he wanted!

 

[assi9]

"Video Killed The Radio Star..."