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Sarah1281 wrote...
There's no way you had trippier cartoons then the sixties and seventies. Everyone was on drugs those decades! My little brother went through a phase where he'd watch the old reruns on Boomerang nonstop...everyone involved with those shows were on drugs. The writers, the producers, the characters...
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Herr Uhl wrote...
soignee wrote...
Sarah1281 wrote...
I wasn't born in the 80's but the TV shows and movies from back then have convinced me that everyone had horrible hair that decade.
I feel so ****ing old for that.
I was made in the 80s baby! We had the best kid cartoons. And by best, I mean "woah dude, this is trippy."
True dat *hi-fives 80's kids*
That looks like a camel and a giraffe spawned something...oh, and it apparently started in the 70s.Herr Uhl wrote...
Sarah1281 wrote...
There's no way you had trippier cartoons then the sixties and seventies. Everyone was on drugs those decades! My little brother went through a phase where he'd watch the old reruns on Boomerang nonstop...everyone involved with those shows were on drugs. The writers, the producers, the characters...
*presents trippiest cartoon ever*
Ladies and gentlemen, DR. Snuggles! They had a spotted camel drinking tea on pink clouds.
Would it make it worse if I mentioned that I looked it up and when it came out in 1974 my parents weren't old enough to have kids?Gilsa wrote...
I had a "god, I'm old" moment when Sarah asked me where "I Will Always Love You" was from. That song was the equivalent of Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On." You couldn't get away from it!
Sarah1281 wrote...
Would it make it worse if I mentioned that I looked it up and when it came out in 1974 my parents weren't old enough to have kids?Gilsa wrote...
I had a "god, I'm old" moment when Sarah asked me where "I Will Always Love You" was from. That song was the equivalent of Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On." You couldn't get away from it!
They also dedicated an entire episode to finding "golden dust" to make one of the characters happy again.Sarah1281 wrote...
That looks like a camel and a giraffe spawned something...oh, and it apparently started in the 70s.Herr Uhl wrote...
*presents trippiest cartoon ever*
Ladies and gentlemen, DR. Snuggles! They had a spotted camel drinking tea on pink clouds.
Well of course they'd say that.Herr Uhl wrote...
They also dedicated an entire episode to finding "golden dust" to make one of the characters happy again.Sarah1281 wrote...
That looks like a camel and a giraffe spawned something...oh, and it apparently started in the 70s.Herr Uhl wrote...
*presents trippiest cartoon ever*
Ladies and gentlemen, DR. Snuggles! They had a spotted camel drinking tea on pink clouds.
...totally not a metaphor for drugs.
Google says that was 92? Not much better on the 'was I supposed to be aware this song existed' front.yeah but that's the Dolly Parton version. The
crackneyWhitney Houston version is famous in the 90s due to the movie she did with Kevin Costner.
soignee wrote...
...I won't list the weird English crap no one will get, but LOL BROOM CUPBOARD AND GORDON THE GOPHER
The above is why I am in fashion, no word of a lie. I can still sing the themesong word perfect. GLAMOUR AND GLITTER! FASHION AND FAME!
soignee wrote...
I was a late 80s girl so I got to watch cool stuff like Jem and the Holograms, He Man, She Ra, Captain Planet, Thundercats...X-Men also had the coolest themesong ever and fuelled the beginning fires of my geekdom and finding gents and ladies in kickass outfits saving the world fun.
...I won't list the weird English crap no one will get, but LOL BROOM CUPBOARD AND GORDON THE GOPHER
Sarah1281 wrote...
Well of course they'd say that.Herr Uhl wrote...
They also dedicated an entire episode to finding "golden dust" to make one of the characters happy again.Sarah1281 wrote...
That looks like a camel and a giraffe spawned something...oh, and it apparently started in the 70s.Herr Uhl wrote...
*presents trippiest cartoon ever*
Ladies and gentlemen, DR. Snuggles! They had a spotted camel drinking tea on pink clouds.
...totally not a metaphor for drugs.Google says that was 92? Not much better on the 'was I supposed to be aware this song existed' front.yeah but that's the Dolly Parton version. The
crackneyWhitney Houston version is famous in the 90s due to the movie she did with Kevin Costner.
...You know that was only the second British children's program I've ever seen and even though the first was Teletubbies, this still freaked me out more.soignee wrote...
TRAP DOOR OH GOD HERRRRR
Berrrrrrrrrrrk! Berk!
Sarah1281 wrote...
...You know that was only the second British children's program I've ever seen and even though the first was Teletubbies, this still freaked me out more.soignee wrote...
TRAP DOOR OH GOD HERRRRR
Berrrrrrrrrrrk! Berk!
soignee wrote...
Sarah1281 wrote...
...You know that was only the second British children's program I've ever seen and even though the first was Teletubbies, this still freaked me out more.soignee wrote...
TRAP DOOR OH GOD HERRRRR
Berrrrrrrrrrrk! Berk!
I have no idea how I wasn't terrified, but there we are.
Well, the hair color might've.soignee wrote...
yeah I was drawing monsters and ladies wearing kick ass outfits and oddly a lot of pink hair.
...Not a lot has changed, come to think of it...
sami jo wrote...
Y'all are making me feel old.
Guest_Elps_*
sami jo wrote...
Y'all are making me feel old.
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