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ID	Post Type	Posted By	Comment	Title	Posted On

25	Video	Vaporman87	I was a fan of the Go-Bots toys. They had a simpler design than that of the Transformers that made the toys easy to transform and fun to play with. The only drawback was the lack of articulation (but that wasn't uncommon in the 80's).		Dec 10, 2012
26	Video	Vaporman87	My Brother and I loved COPS for short time. We ended up bored with it before we ever really had any of the toys.	COPS Intro	Dec 10, 2012
27	Video	Vaporman87	This is my all time favorite cartoon. Every afternoon when I arrived home from school, it was THIS show that I had great anticipation for, more than any other.	He-Man Intro3	Dec 10, 2012
28	Video	Vaporman87	This was a toy line that I had great interest in. It is one of the few toys of the 80's that did not have a television series produced... BUT SHOULD HAVE!	Starriors Commercial #1	Dec 10, 2012
32	Article	Vaporman87	This is definitely something my younger brother would have fell in love with (especially since there was a dating aspect to the character development). I routinely ridiculed him for preferring to spend so much time on games with so little to offer graphically. It didn't dissuade him though, since he still does. :) Nice review Benjanime!	Thousand Arms (1999) Review	Dec 11, 2012
34	Article	Vaporman87	Were they right?	Thousand Arms (1999) Review	Dec 11, 2012
36	Video	Vaporman87	I can't say I do. Though I do recall seeing a couple other Arbor Day ads in the same vein.	Trees are Terrific	Dec 11, 2012
37	Video	Vaporman87	I remember this one vividly, right down to Scrooge's demeanor and voice inflection. A classic Holiday ad.	Honey Nut Cheerios commercial with Ebenezer Scrooge	Dec 11, 2012
38	Video	Vaporman87	400 locations... in Canada... in 1971? That just seems impossible.	Kentucky Fried Chicken - 1971	Dec 11, 2012
39	Article	Vaporman87	Few games capture my undivided attention to the point of spending hours on them anymore. However, the Mass Effect trilogy was an exception.	Thousand Arms (1999) Review	Dec 11, 2012