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ID	Post Type	Posted By	Comment	Title	Posted On

1978	Article	NLogan	Maybe we are so nostalgic because we needed toys and comic books to get through tough times. My parents are also divorced. I lived with my mom in apartment after apartment and went from school to school. I was perpetually the new kid. Now I always had my twin brother to play with but I was also jealous of those kids with the best friends they had known all of their lives. I had plenty of friends but never the life long kind. Three elementary schools, 3 Jr. Highs, and a high school later I relied heavily on my possessions that always came with me. I regret a few things that I did directed towards others as a kid. Being a new kid and a runt I had my share of being picked on, but we also knew well how to fight having ample opportunity. I had a fairly violent childhood. There was also two of us to tangle with and we weren't above blindsiding and dirty fighting. What did it matter we would probably be moving soon anyways. This article more than anything brings perspective on the changes now that we are adults and what we want our children to experience as they grow.	Being The Fat Kid	Feb 12, 2015
1977	Article	Vaporman87	LOL. Maybe, one day, that will be all anyone sees when they visit www.retrojunk.com. Scary.	Remembering RetroJunk	Feb 12, 2015
1975	Article	vkimo	Here it is, courtesy of SuperRainCheck. RJ's infamous 404 cat! <img src="http://web.archive.org/web/20070418223227im_/http://www.retrojunk.com/img/404pic.jpg">	Remembering RetroJunk	Feb 12, 2015
1973	vhsCover	Vaporman87	I love your description of this one. LOL. I didn't even realize Chuck Norris HAD a son... let alone did I know he tried his hand at acting. This looks amazingly hilarious. Perhaps we should skewer this one in the Theater some time.	Survival Game	Feb 12, 2015
1972	Article	pikachulover	Ok soda to my knowledge never came to my area. What did it taste like? I'm still holding old for Fruitopia to come back.	Things Are Going To Be OK	Feb 12, 2015
1971	Article	Vaporman87	Mmmm... your description of OK makes me thirsty for some myself (if I was still allowing myself to drink soda, that is). This is a story I have lived through many times over. Some days I feel cursed that any food or drink product I enjoy will quickly disappear as soon as I proclaim it "good". The list is quite long... Oreo Cereal, Sugar Free Oreos, Snackwells mini chocolate chip cookies, Swordfish (though it's made a comeback everywhere now - FINALLY), etc. So you're certainly not alone in your affinity for things to consume that disappeared. Who knows... maybe one day everything WILL be "OK" again. :) P.S. Congrats on being the first to utilize the new "Color" background option. It looks great in white.	Things Are Going To Be OK	Feb 12, 2015
1970	Article	Vaporman87	Now that you mention it... yes, that Iron Man does look like a alternate color Dead Pool. LOL. I'll never get over the shape shifting Punisher image though.	The Curse of the Variant	Feb 12, 2015
1969	Video	Vaporman87	I'm recalling an article here on useless variants... <a href="http://retro-daze.org/site/article/id/67">yeah, this one.</a> Slam Dunkin' Don? I wonder how many hapless kids made their parents buy that one? LOL	TMNT Mutations	Feb 12, 2015
1968	Article	Hoju Koolander	@jkatz I always saw that one at the bookstore, but I opted for The Simpsons Family Album and Bart Simpson's Guide To Life. To your comment it definitely wasn't for kids, but anything animated will catch the eyes of a child, while adults don't give it a second glance. So it was inevitably going to be a favorite in the schoolyard.	Simpsons Illustrated and 90's Magazine Ads	Feb 11, 2015
1967	Video	fuschnikt	So true. I didn't go in for a lot of variants. Just undercover Don. I also had the Donatello from this line. I liked to make him pogo on his enemies.	TMNT Mutations	Feb 11, 2015