Did I mention when young peopel irritate you? I can't rememebr.
Als, when you seem to get asked the same dumb questions by the ever escalating waves of kids.
Did I mention when young peopel irritate you? I can't rememebr.
Als, when you seem to get asked the same dumb questions by the ever escalating waves of kids.
Hi Becca,
I loved the Groovie Ghoulies-- "CHICK A BOOM, CHICK A BOOM, DON'T CHA JUST LUV IT..." They were different or one could say normal in a strange world. For those reasons I also enjoyed the Munsters, The Addams Family. The Addams Family had a cartoon as well.
There were more cartoons I remember:
Space Ghost
Johnny Quest
Fat Albert
Top Cat
Magilla Gorilla
Richochet Rabbit
The Flintstones
Courageous Cat and Minute Mouse
Bat Fink
Felix the Cat
Popeye
Fantastic Voyage
Rocket Robin Hood
Flash Gordon
Sabrina the Teenage Witch
The Archies
Planet of The Apes
Star Trek
The Mighty Heroes(mentioned before: Diaper Man, Rope Man, Cuckoo Man)
The Pus sycats in Outer Space
D ick Dastardly and the Over the Hill Gang (Is this one right?)
The Harlem Globetrotters
Stop that Pidgeon!
SifuAbel: The Herculoids rocked!
mickey
Last edited by mickey; 07-07-2005 at 06:25 PM.
Don't forget
Heckle and Jeckle!!!
Hi Scott,
Check my first list on page 2.
mickey
Thanks for the heads up mickey!!!
You are now my main man!!!!!
It is nice to be appreciated Scott.
I added more to the second list.
By now most of you old timers have got the hair dye and the liniment. Let me give you reason to get pain killers. The Commercials and THE TOYS.....
Do you remember (I hear you all cringing)......
The Honey Combs Kids
The G.I. Joe Adventure Team
Dawn
Mini Motorrific
Johnny Lightning
Sizzlers
Thumbelina
E Z Bake Oven
BILLY BLAST OFF!!!(who just screamed?)
The Game of Life commercial.
Big Jim, Jake etc.
Zhorr
Hot Birds
Mighty Mytes
Ding-a-Ling robots
SSPs
Hawaiian Punch Commercials
Super Sugar Crisp commercials
Captain Crunch
The vote between Quisp and Quake cereals. Quisp won.
Evel Knievel
TTPs
The Imposters (The forerunner to those convert-a-toys)
The Six Million Dollar Man
Bullet Man
Chop Cycles
Sizzler Fat Track
Johnny Lightning Indy, Cyclone and Tornado tracks.
Super Bird
Johnny Lightning Jet Power Cars
AFX Slot racing (Regular, Magna Traction, G Plus)
Karate Men commercial
Action Jackson commercials: the first one was part cartoon
Barbie
Operation game commercial
Chip Away
Footsie
Crazy Wheels
PF Flier commercials
SPECIAL--- Toys for Fall and Spring:
Duncan Yo-Yos: Imperial, Butterfly
Tops: regular and ball bearing
Kites
Marbles
Double Dutch rope
MISCELLANEOUS-- CANDIES and Stuff
Jolly Ranchers
Whacky Packages
Tops Baseball cards
Red string candy
Cigarette gum complete with powdered smoke
Charms Lollipops & Blow Pops
Pixy Sticks
Chokers
Button candy
Lanyards
Sugar Daddys
Sugar Mommas
Sugar Babies
5th Avenue candy bars
Kits
Bazooka Bubble gum
Tootsie Rolls
Barrels (root beer was the best)
Squirrel Nuts
Who is running for cover?
mickey
Last edited by mickey; 07-07-2005 at 07:02 PM.
LOL!!!
I can't come up with a list that long, but how about adding:
Slinky
Wheelo
Hulla Hoop
Gyroscope
Gumby, Pokey and the Blockheads
Diver Dan
Hobo Kelly
Winky Dink
Sheriff John
Red Hots
Jujubees
Milk Duds
Major Matt Mason
Hop Scotch
Four Square
Tether Ball
Slip’n Slide
Sting Ray Bicycles
Jacks or is it Jax?
MatchBox Cars (Preceeding Hot Wheels)
Tonka Trucks
Lincoln Logs
Erector Sets
Beanie and Cecil the Sea Sick Sea Serpent
Fill in the space.
"Extra value is what you get when you buy.........."
***** **** ** **** is my favorite cofee, a better coffe a millionaires money can't buy.
"Time to make the ..........."
SPACE:**** with Martin Landau
Who co-starred with Ray Walston in the popular series "My favorite martian".
Hint he became the alter ego of another green dude.
And of course, the Kings of 70's Sid and Marty *****.
good luck
Last edited by SifuAbel; 07-07-2005 at 07:58 PM.
Magilla Gorilla
now I'm teary eyed.
donuts"Time to make the ..........."
1999SPACE:**** with Martin Landau
Had the freakin' spaceship...wonder how much that would be worth today if I hadn't of taken it apart.
Kroft....SigmundAnd of course, the Kings of 70's Sid and Marty *****.
adding to the list:
Land of the Lost -- I wanted to do Holly
One Day at a Time -- I wanted to do the Anne waaaaay before I thought Barbera was cute...sadly ended up dating too many women who were more like Julie.
Micronaughts -- FTR, never sexually attracted to any of them.
"George never did wake up. And, even all that talking didn't make death any easier...at least not for us. Maybe, in the end, all you can really hope for is that your last thought is a nice one...even if it's just about the taste of a nice cold beer."
"If you find the right balance between desperation and fear you can make people believe anything"
"Is enlightenment even possible? Or, did I drive by it like a missed exit?"
It's simpler than you think.
I could be completely wrong"
mikey ... i dont think that means your old i think that means you grew up in the 80s.
i remember all that stuff and im only 25. i feel older than that due to starting a family at a young age sometimes, but i don't think you even get seasoned until around 40.
where's my beer?
"Nirvana, who the hell are they? Were they like Nickelback or something?"Originally Posted by SifuAbel
Aargh!
I don't even bother mentioning:
Sisters of Mercy
Bauhaus
David Bowie
Pink Floyd
The Doors
to kids like that. The fact that I have started calling teenagers kids is also telling.
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I am shocked that Big Jim with kung fu grip has not been mentioned.
I would use a blue eyed, blond haired Chechnyan to ruin you- Drake on weapons
KC Elbows,
Big Jim as well as Big Jake were mentioned. They never had the kung fu grip. That was G.I. Joe.
Scott,
Matchbox cars were probably the most overlooked cars. They were pretty good.
Johnny Lightning cars were my favorite die cast cars because they exemplified the term "cool". They were always cold to the touch. It was like walking around with an ice cube in your pocket.
Corgi Cars were probably the most expensive.
mickey
Last edited by mickey; 07-08-2005 at 03:35 AM.
Some of my friends had a Big Wheel..
But I could do mad powerslides on my Green Machine.