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2085ArticlepikachuloverI was always copying something from Kimberly's outfits from Power Rangers. She was the stylish one.  Mar 17, 2015View
2087ArticleVaporman87You would think that if a student was actively begging to be in one of the other groups, that those in charge would see that said student was deserving of more than just being lumped in with the slackers, trouble makers, etc. in the chorus. Apparently not though.Apathetic ChorusMar 17, 2015View
2090ArticlepikachuloverI didn't really beg to leave. Once you were in the group you were pretty much stuck in it. Apathetic ChorusMar 17, 2015View
2078ArticleVaporman87I too was forced into T-Ball. I remember very little about it though. My only real memories are of the field and our uniforms, and of a teammate having his hand get swollen and blue from being hit with a pitch. That pretty much made me want out. That you could get injured. I wanted no part of an injury. LOL Now, my Cub Scouts days... I remember more about that. T-Ball though... it's all lost in a thick fog.Team SportsMar 16, 2015View
770VideoarizvegaI still play Atari 2600...Target Atari 2600 AdAug 23, 2013View
186VideoVaporman87I wonder how many kids busted their heads open using that racing brake. Big Wheel AdJan 24, 2013View
2070ArticleMr MagicI think I started watching Raw around 1994, but I started watching it regularly beginning in summer of 1997. Bret Hart was a heel at the time, which was weird because he was always a fan favorite. But yeah, I was so committed to watching Raw since then. But I also watched Nitro as well. They were both equally good imo. I never stuck with with just one wrestling product. When 2000 came though, I mostly watched Raw. Mainly due to the McMahon/Helmsley storyline. That was some good stuff. There were some other things that made Raw really worth watching too. You know, I don't care what anyone says, Ready to Rumble was a decent film. The wrestling fan in me liked it. As for who my favorite wrestler is, I would have to say Bill Goldberg. Not just because of his very, very, VERY long undefeated winning streak, but because of the fact that he was a Georgia Bulldog in college. Go Dawgs! I had a great deal of Goldberg stuff: Shirts, a cap, an action figure and other stuff. But anyway, well done article. Wrestling with the 90'sMar 11, 2015View
2071Articlecomic_book_fani flipped between raw and nitro but my favorite wrestler on raw atleast in the early days was razor so when i saw scott hall on nitro and go face to face with sting who was my favorite on wcw i lost my mind in 1999 wwf got better than nitro but from 1995 through 1998 nitro was better and i always enjoyed wcw better as far as the wrestling went but wwf's craziness was to much to pass up. Wrestling with the 90'sMar 11, 2015View
2072ArticleHoju Koolander@thecrow174 Glad to hear you enjoyed Ready to Rumble too, "Crown me, King!" There was definitely a competition on merch between Goldberg and Stone Cold during those few years, but Austin;s legacy burns brightest in retrospect. Still, I love Goldberg's catch phrase, "Who's next?!" @comic_book_fan Razor Ramon was such an iconic character. To this day, I can't pick up a toothpick without wanting to flick it in somebody's face and call them "Chico". During his Scott Hall days, my favorite bits were when he started his promos with, "Hey yo, survey time..."Wrestling with the 90'sMar 11, 2015View
2075ArticleVaporman87I think, at first, I looked at Hogan's transformation into "Hollywood" as a bit of a joke. It seemed like something thrown out there just to rock the boat, and nothing more. But as time went on, it really seemed to fit. Hogan could do the heel almost as well as the face. Wrestling with the 90'sMar 13, 2015View