They call me
"The Rubber Duck".
Timewarp: Toys R Us 1987

RETRORATING: 16

Sleepovers

OFFICIAL

Back to Home Page

Content Comments List

Displaying 2861-2870 of 5306 results.
IDPost TypePosted ByCommentTitlePosted On 
 
4026ArticlepikachuloverOne school I went to spent a lot of money on school assembles. Most of the time they were just puppets that told you about the dangers of fire, strangers, or riding your bike. We had the duo of Janet and Judy come perform at our school. After the assembly the teacher handed out mimeograph work sheets about them. http://www.janetandjudy.com/ Slim Goodbody was supposed to come to my school, but he couldn't come so his people sent some replacement guy who talked about the environment. He was ok, but I really wanted to see Slim in person. I forget who was supposed to come, but it was cancelled because of the LA riots.  Jul 27, 2017View
4084Articlepikachulover@NLogan Those flocked bears were pretty popular. My mom had a birthday pin with a flocked bear holding some pom pom balloons and wearing a tiny party hat. I think I do all of my high school art class pictures are in my storage space. I threw out some pictures when I moved in 2008. But I kept some like my Conan O'Brien caricature. @Vapor I think I used to play that he would go meet Pokemon characters at the mall. I had this mall kiosk thing that I got from a dollar store that said it fit Barbie size dolls, but it was too short and could fit 5-8 inch figures better. He would go with his family to meet Misty and some other Pokemon. He went on lots of adventures he would hang out on the island on top of Ariel's grotto playset. Baby Mookey Aug 27, 2017View
4100ArticlepikachuloverI remember the Endless Quest books ad in a comic book my cousin gave me from 1986. Retro Comic Book Ads #2Sep 03, 2017View
4101ArticlepikachuloverThanks Superman. Baby Mookey Sep 03, 2017View
4102ArticlepikachuloverI watched all those blocks except the Snick one because I didn't have cable growing up. I watched Fox Kids until it's demise in the fall of 2002. Five Childhood Programming Line Ups I LovedSep 03, 2017View
4155ArticlepikachuloverI only had the Tiger handheld game. I had The Little Mermaid one. I liked it. I like to use it as an arcade game Barbie would play. I wanted Mouse Trap, but my mom told me it was boring and looked nothing like the commercial. She said as a kid in the 60s somebody she knew owned a copy. I think she said after a while they just like building and playing with the trap part. Five 90’s Toys That Never Lived Up to the HypeSep 24, 2017View
4156ArticlepikachuloverI used to have to hunt that show down on KCBS. I re-watched the episode Bad Influence a few months ago on the smart tv. Still as enjoyable as the first time I saw it. The Weird Al Show a Way Moby Forgotten ShowSep 24, 2017View
4161ArticlepikachuloverCaseyJones that was a funny clip. The Weird Al Show a Way Moby Forgotten ShowSep 27, 2017View
4199ArticlepikachuloverMaybe you could wear the costume to a convention or somewhere like that. JosiecatNov 10, 2017View
4207ArticlepikachuloverKCOP used to show the most random Sunday morning cartoons. As a kid I liked the Paw Paw Bears. Fantastic Max was very popular with the kids in my kindergarten class in 1989/1990. Anything by Hanna Barbera or Harvey Toons on Sundays was ok with me. Adding Tom and Jerry to their Sunday morning lineup was always a treat. I used to watch Blinky Bill I think that was on KCOP. I love the Comic Strip. I used to be an editor for the TV.com page until somebody overtook my position.SUNDAY Morning CartoonsNov 28, 2017View