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I never really noticed the smog but i do still wish i had a stingray with the suicide nut buster. One thing not shown is a stereo film camera and how almost everyone with a truck in high school had a gun in a rear window gunrack and nobody feared it as kids didnt commit school shootings as you could punish the school bully bothering you, with a knuckle sandwich and not get expelled.
Fax machines are still in use in Japan. Most people do not own printers. US malls need to look at how other countries keep these indoor areas alive and vital. Creating unique options such as community centers and welcoming seasonal food trucks to "Winter" inside the mall.
Grew up in the Bronx 70's 80's. Public school system was riddled as in today with feminists Karens mafia as teachers. Things we could not have but their kids could. Cassette players, bad for you, Beepers nope for drug deals can't have that, boom boxxes nope not even after school,
80's were great, people were less self absorbed and easier to relate...people were natural, not obese and full of tattoos....sure, people didn't "hook up" easily but relationships were more real.....
Smoking, whistling at hot girl's, enjoying an actual movie that had action and a plot instead of globalist propaganda, and making a decent wage that you could actually live on.
I remember having one or more. It was fun to have a metal lunch box. No Saturday was complete without waking up and having a big bowl of cereal and watching TV shows for hours or until my mom would tell me to go outside and play, lol
In Australia the Stingray bikes were called Dragstars. They were huge in the early 1970s at about the same time that I was learning to ride a bicycle, but I never had one. I preferred the standard road bikes. The name "Dragstar" was originally the model name of the Stingray-type bikes made by the Malvern Star company, which was Australia's leading bicycle manufacturer at the time, and it was generalised to all bikes of that type.
Polly pocket was from the 90s. Max Steel was late 90s. A lot of the pictures on this show are modern remakes. I'm sure there's lots more mistakes. Thumbs down.
Not sure why you guys are talking about fax..hahaha. Companies here in US still love fax documents (and checks) in 2024. OMG!!! Much old fashion impossible!
fax machines are still used in Germany. the country who still has broadband internet with speeds I had in Romania in the mid 2000's and is still way less digitalized than many EU countries.
Have you been in an action figure aisle lately? Real Ghostbusters, He-Man, GI JOE, Transformers, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Jurassic Park, retro Star Wars, DC Superpowers, and wresters who've been dead or retired for years. Indiana Jones was even around for a little while not that long ago.
