sorry m lee i had the boss around

Those pesky bosses are always getting in the way!

mmmm, Ron, pretty sure it was Tom Jones "it's not unusual"

I'm with you Anon - Carlton definitely did a stupid dance to It's Not Unusual. There must be another dance that Ron's talking about.

Mad balls, mad balls, gross for one, gross for all, we all play with..... mad balls.

What about He-man and She-ra.
The smurfs!

The original Laser Tag

micro machines

No smurfin way. That's smurfin awesome.

Not to mention Gotcha Guns and T&C Surf Designs. Rude Dog. Eek The Cat. Star Blazers. Inspector Gadget...

66.) You had your own collection of Zubaz pants
67.) If you ever snorted Pixie Stix as a dare
68.) You remember when the Blue Razz Blow Pops debuted
69.) You had a Max Headroom watch
70.) You and your friends used to have riveting matchups on your suction cup basketball hoop and nerf ball
71.) You still remember the password for Contra to get 50 lives (i think it was 50)
72.) you remember eating tear jerkers gum balls
73.) You wore a Hang-Ten shirt for school pictures
74.) Flat-tops hair do's were all the rage
75.) Remeber Mr. Game Show? You know you do.
76.) You can give 5 reasons why Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles the Arcade game is MUCH better than the original TMNT.
77.) C&C Music Factory anyone?
78.) You thought that guy with the Kurt Cobain T-shirt was the coolest
79.) Anybody remember Batman the Cereal? I do.
80.) You loved Saved by the Bell, but not those cheesy middle school episodes with Ms. Bliss. They stunk.

Oh, and "Connect the Dots, la la la la, Connect the Dots, La la la la."

I freaking love Pee Wee. I used to watch it all the time. I remember my mom saying she didn't like me watching it because "that guy is creepy".

What about his laugh.. it's goin off in my head... but can't find the right letters to make his sound.. LOL.

I know what you mean.

I'm still singing shot through the heart...

...and your to blame, baby your give love...a bad name.
I remember walking around my neigborhood with this girl listening to it over and over because she was in love with Bon Jovi. I didn't like the song but I liked her.

If you have a son or daughter in their 20s you distinctly remember paying for all of that! I don't know how many Strawberry Shortcake dolls, Babysitter Club books, etc. I paid for. You haven't lived until you are driving a carload of kindergartners around who are singing along with popular songs. Those songs are stuck in my head too!

I bet. I often wonder what my daughter will think of everything that I thought was cool when she is my age now.

I swear, on her 16th birthday I am busting out my parachute pants and 'members only' jacket. Sweet.

She will laugh at you. That's her job! But she will keep you current on popular music if you are willing!

One of our favorites was "Dolly Pops"...little plastic dolls you popped in and out of plastic clothes, scenes, etc. She had a stage you could twirl her around on for a fashion show. We still laugh about her!

Yeah...I don't think I will mind. My mom was really good about that. She would listen to stuff my brother and I did. She even went to a couple of concerts...well we were young so she took us to a couple of concerts. It was cool because she was the one that asked us if we wanted to go.