Because Prof.X is mad and when he gets mad, the earth shakes and buildings crumble.
You guys are truly outrageous.
My sister had jem dolls and still talks about how I threw them away on her a few years ago because they were looking tough after 20+ yrs of fun…LOL.
70’s FTW
What is Prof. X David Lopan or somethin?
Ah, the memories of after school television. The one redeeming benefit of having a morning paper rout.
[quote]polo77j wrote:
What is Prof. X David Lopan or somethin?[/quote]
Who the fuck is David Lopan?
I spoke up because guys born in fucking 1985 in the other thread were claiming they remembered Thundercats and He-man…when both were off the air by the time they were five years old.
Bottom line, quit claiming items from a generation that you were too young to remember.
I was born in late 70’s. I couldn’t tell you one single thing going on during the 70’s outside of what I heard other people discuss in retrospect.
when I was in first grade they took He-man off of TV and I cried…
then I embraced the…
and my joy was restored.
True story.
I’z borned in the 70’s. Loved me some He-Man and Thunder Cats.
1973 here.
Shakedown 1979. Cool kids never had the time.
- YouTube (I knew ONE kid who had this, little red-headed fuck wouldn’t let anyone else play with it!)
[quote]Professor X wrote:
I was born in late 70’s. I couldn’t tell you one single thing going on during the 70’s outside of what I heard other people discuss in retrospect.[/quote]
You may want to consider yourself fortunate. Missing the awkwardness of Sonny and Cher, Saturday Night Live, and Solid Gold '79 was not necessarily a bad thing.
[quote]lawsonsamuels wrote:
1973 here. [/quote]
X 2 best year ever, but like I would remember.
1976 here. Big wheels FTW. Playin Marbles. Toy guns that looked real and we would play war for hours capturing people and tying them up and shit maybe a little torture went on to.
'79er here. I don’t remember shit about the 70’s 
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
What is Prof. X David Lopan or somethin?[/quote]
Who the fuck is David Lopan?
I spoke up because guys born in fucking 1985 in the other thread were claiming they remembered Thundercats and He-man…when both were off the air by the time they were five years old.
Bottom line, quit claiming items from a generation that you were too young to remember.
I was born in late 70’s. I couldn’t tell you one single thing going on during the 70’s outside of what I heard other people discuss in retrospect.[/quote]
Don’t be mad X, we still love you. And I remember Thundercats all the way from 1989. I mean it was on VHS, and reruns, but still.
- My girlfriend was born in 1982 and rarely gets any of my TV references.
I loved those little rubber muscle men toys. I’d melt the fuckers when I got bored with them.
I loved the Tour of Duty intro. My first intro to the Rolling Stones. Manimal sucked but I loved Airwolf.
This also was my favorite comic book when I was a little kid. I think 5th grade or so. I don’t know shit about comic books so I’m not sure if it ever got popular. I’ve always been drawn to Vietnam War stuff.