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| ID | Post Type | Posted By | Comment | Title | Posted On | |
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| 5040 | Article | Rabbitearsblog | Oh. Okay. Thanks! I'm still new to this site! | Sep 09, 2019 |  | |
| 4998 | Video | OzKing | When there were 3 of us together, it was mandatory to hip thrust after saying "Who are we? The Three Amigos!" [Arms, Hips, Thrust] | Three Amigos! | Aug 07, 2019 | |
| 4999 | Article | OzKing | I had this exact Super Soaker XP 105 model with double bubble water reservoir and a water bottle size tank... crank this baby up to 105 pumps as that's what we all knew the model number stood for.. Yep.. 105 if you're stringy arms could hold that much pressure and withstand the 2 and a half minutes of pumping to 105 counting slowly to make sure you could ramp the pressure up. Do it too fast and you'll allow air to escape and have to start over. Pretty much we usually only got to 50 because we were kids and we had wars to get to. Super Soaker war, anywhere but in the house. All of us would take our Soakers to the Boys and Girls club. It wasn't school so they couldn't really go against it.. so they'd take 30 to 50 of us to parks down the street so we can go buck wild with water balloon fights. The cool ones had the Super Soakers, mostly 50's or 75's and we came prepared. The less fortunate guys would have their tiny palm size pink water pistol snug in their mouth pulling the trigger and drinking the water. Yep, they must have been thirsty.. but now as an adult it could have been mimicking a cry for help and putting them out of their non-Super-Soaker-having misery... because not even those pink pistols with their cheapo plug would hold water as it dripped down their elbows. | Super Soaking Your Victims | Aug 07, 2019 | |
| 5505 | Article | SteveUrkel | UNDER WRAPS REBOOT?? How did I not know this?! And how am I 40, yet still care so much?! | 5 Retro Movies You Should Watch For Halloween | Sep 21, 2021 | |
| 5610 | Article | SteveUrkel | My mission is clear. | Music and Nostalgia | Mar 10, 2022 | |
| 5676 | Article | SteveUrkel | Vaporman yup.... all they do now is mix one sugar cereal with another. Frosted flakes with marshmallows. Lucky Charms with chocolate pieces. Ugh. | Rarely Remembered Cereals | Jul 27, 2022 | |
| 5696 | Article | SteveUrkel | Welp... I gotta go find these bumpers on Youtube now. | Holiday Television: Nickelodeon Christmas Blocks | Dec 22, 2022 | |
| 5794 | Article | SteveUrkel | I had it. Biggest memory is the audio when you power it on. "Game Com... ACTIVE." pa-ching! | Game Com: The Worst Handheld I Almost Got | Feb 28, 2024 | |
| 5055 | Article | Julie | When you mentioned Splatterhouse, you said it all. My first experience was with Splatterhouse 2 for the Sega Genesis, back in the 1990s, when I was startled by the ambient sound, the screams and the rudeness of the scenery. This franchise is special to me until today. But after I met Silent Hill (the first one for PlayStation), I didn't find any other game that scares me the most to date. When I play, I get nervous and apprehensive (because my tendency is to immerse myself in the story, like in a book). Great post! | Video games you could be playing on Halloween | Oct 07, 2019 | |
| 5057 | Article | Julie | To me, Gex is synonymous with Panasonic 3DO, a very expensive video game console with an unusual realism proposition. When I had access to a copy for the PlayStation, Gex: Enter The Gecko had been released, and surprisingly with a graphics quality comparable to that we see in Nintendo 64 games, with that typical awesome color quality. A very beautiful result for an innovative game that captivated by the high quality and beauty. You mentioned the first version of Rayman, just my favorite to date. Very well written post, loved it! | Remembering Gex | Oct 08, 2019 | |
