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4280ArticleHoju KoolanderI feel like this year end celebration was also my "end of an era" event as far as watching Nickelodeon. I hung on as long as I could, but by this point I was in high school and Hey Arnold had nothing on Rugrats as far as I was concerned. I had outgrown my once favorite cable station. Although now I really want to play with some Gak! Funny how that works. Feb 13, 2018View
4285ArticleNLoganThe greatest thing about the Chuck Norris action pants is that they were a blend of denim with a spandex like gusset in the crotch for your head high kicks without the blowout problems of other jeans. For when you need to kick some sense into people but don't want to split your pants. Classic.Retro Magazine RoundUp: Black BeltFeb 13, 2018View
4288ArticlejkatzThis article brought back memories of the martial arts classes that I took from the 6th to the 10th grade. My instructor had stacks and stacks of these magazines, as well as other cool magazines like Wizard and Heavy Metal. He had all the equipment mentioned here too..it wouldn't surprise me if this is where he ordered it from! I sure would like to see that Ninja movie advertised in the offer, but with such a generic title and no listed director, tracking it down will be tricky. I did find Douglas Ivan on IMDB though. I think. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0411930/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1Retro Magazine RoundUp: Black BeltFeb 14, 2018View
4289ArticlemickyarberI just love going through old magazines, and you seem to have found a real winner here my friend. I never picked up an issue to take home, but I did flip through these on the magazine rack at the grocery store since they were right beside the wrestling magazines. Don "The Dragon" Wilson was also a commentator on some of the first UFC shows. He was part of the three-man team, and his role was to tell you just how dangerous each of the moves were being used by the fighters.Retro Magazine RoundUp: Black BeltFeb 14, 2018View
4279ArticleHoju KoolanderSomething tells me that if the Green Stamp store existed in my neck of the woods, I would have been encouraging my parents to "pay with plastic" more often.Retro Ramblings: Green Stamps and Oatmeal CupsFeb 13, 2018View
4329ArticleVaporman87These are extremely retro-awesome, but my top choice would be the Max Headroom tape. Cool cover that folds out? Yes please. Plus... it’s Max... he’s an ‘80s icon.VHS OdysseyMar 26, 2018View
4333ArticlejkatzDon't you dare remove that shrink wrapping! That thing is a priceless collector's item. Why, one day you'll be able to pay for your kid's college with it ;). My elementary school would store their vhs tapes in those exact same containers..talk about a flashback. The first two Lone Wolf films were edited together and released as "Shogun Assassin" here in the states. Just felt like sharing that.VHS OdysseyMar 27, 2018View
4359ArticleSupermanWhat a collection! I, too, remember seeing Supergirl frequently at my local video rental store back in the day. Oddly, I never got around to renting it back then, but I do have it on DVD now.VHS OdysseyApr 18, 2018View
4991ArticleRabbitearsblogOh man! This is so nostalgic! I still need to watch that old Supergirl movie! I wonder if it's any good! But, awesome collection!VHS OdysseyAug 01, 2019View
5625Article I can't believe we don't have interactive toys like Captain Power nowadays, that's such a cool concept!VHS OdysseyMar 31, 2022View