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4870ArticleRick Ace RhodesThis is a good list. It's inspired me to write my own. I think I'm going to do one on what games should of been on the PlayStation Classic. Mar 02, 2019View
4978ArticleRick Ace RhodesI just got the Retron 3 for my birthday last year. I originally wanted the 5 but after seeing all the negative reviews talk about the same issues with the console, I realized the 3 was a safer bet.Retron 5 ReviewJul 19, 2019View
4979ArticleRick Ace RhodesI remember the promo campaign in the beginning. Nickelodeon really was hyping up SpongeBob to be their next big Nicktoon.My introduction to SpongeBob SquarePantsJul 19, 2019View
5169ArticleRick Ace RhodesThis brought back some memories. Sapphire and Ruby were the era that got me into playing Pokemon. I remember taking my GBA everywhere I went and playing Sapphire. I eventually got Emerald, LeafGreen and FireRed (Ruby unfortunately escaped me). I was so hyped for Diamond and Pearl. After I defeated those two however is when I started losing interest in Pokemon.The Pok'emon Fad: The After YearsApr 04, 2020View
5203ArticleRick Ace RhodesThis brought back some memories Ben. I too would go too Suncoast to pick up all my anime. It's something that has been lost as technology has taken over.Making the anime nerd transitionMay 14, 2020View
2314ArticleDirtyD79Haha I still remember how for some odd reason as a kid that game made me think people really do say "Ugggggghhh!" when they died much like Bayou Billy. That person could die a perfectly natural death of old age in their sleep and they would let out one final Uggggghhhhh! I didn't own that one though. I did rent it a few times but really couldn't get too far in it.Nintendo Discoveries: The Adventures of Bayou BillyJun 23, 2015View
2315ArticleDirtyD79I hear ya on the one about the GI Joes. In addition to the rubber band inside breaking sometimes the thumbs would break off too. While the figures that had broken rubber bands we went the ghetto fab route and just taped them back together. The ones with the broken thumbs you could pretty much just put them in a vehicle since they couldn't hold guns or anything. A GIJoe who can't hold guns just isn't really a GI Joe anymore. It's like a Transformer that can't transform or a Ninja Turtle that couldn't hold swords. That was another one sometimes the hands would break off and well they'd be useless. Then again me and my bro were pretty rough on our toys.Toy AnnihilationJun 23, 2015View
2316ArticleDirtyD79While I can't get behind baggin' on the Ninja Turtles I definitely have to agree I hated the rest of these shows too. I wanted to like Cartoon All Stars To The Rescue because hey all the cartoon characters are in it but it was just preachy and lame. Overrated shows from my childhoodJun 23, 2015View
2329ArticleDirtyD79Great article. I still remember the house I lived in back in the early 90s. It had the wood paneling in quite a few rooms. Unfortunately it also had the butt ugly 1970s wallpaper in the kitchen. We also had a papasan chair like in the picture although the one we had had a pink cushion on it. I haven't seen one of of those in ages. I forget what ended up becoming of the one we had. Also say what you will about the decor of that bathroom but man I'd kill to have a bathroom that big. Retro RoomsJun 26, 2015View
2944ArticleDirtyD79Personally I don't really believe in ghosts but I like hearing the stories around them and seeing supposedly haunted places. Last year my girlfriend and I visited the Winchester Mystery House in San Jose, CA and I really enjoyed it. For those who don't know the story goes that while Sarah Winchester was alive she was regularly haunted by the ghosts of everyone who was killed by the rifles her late husband's company made. She constantly did renovations on the house everyday for years. Some say it was to appease the spirits others say it was to confuse them. You'll see stuff like doors and stair cases that lead to nowhere and the whole house just has countless rooms that were added on over the course of time. Strangely, I remember in a picture we had one of the tour guides take of us I saw what looked like an old woman looking through a window at us. I'm thinking it's mostly likely just ruffled curtains but still it seemed pretty freaky. Searching for a Real Haunted HouseOct 15, 2015View