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Haha, Care Bears...I was watching that crap as a 6-year old kid in Manhattan
The last one also looks very familiar, is it from He-Man? Or perhaps Galtar?All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.Comment
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From He-Man, for sure.
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She-ra - vague memory of it being he-man's sister that liven in an alternate dimension or something - had her own series with cross-oversJuu nin to iro
English doesn't borrow from other languages. It follows them down dark alleys, knocks them over, and goes through their pockets for loose grammar.Comment
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Gawd. CareBears.
How I hated those things.
Aside from my little sis being addicted to them, and seeing them all over our home, from ages 15-18, all the girls in my 'clique' had 'carebear' names for each other. Kara was CareBear, Sharon was ShareBear, etc... annoying as hell (especially for high-school age girls).
On the plus side, I scored with more of those ditzy bears than anyone else I knew
On sort of a related note, about 2 years ago, I tracked down my old best friend from those days and called him. Mentioned the ditz's we used to hang out with, and their dumbarse cutsie carebear names they had for each other, and how annoying I always thought that was. Turned out his wife had given him one of those nicknames years later, given him custom plates for his car with that nickname, and he thought it was special as all get out. I couldn't contain my laughter. Ain't heard from him since
Did I mention I hate the carebears?
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Showtime Synergy!
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Carebear stare!
She-ra!
OK that confirms it. I have always watched way too many cartoons.Comment
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Oh No! Lizzie, you're giving Zoke more ideas here!
I bet his next avatar will be a bouncing care bear
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Ahh having flashbacks. The mystical place She-Ra got her power from was "in plain sight yet never seen". It was on a smoke covered mountain. It took me forever to supress the Tranformer's the movie quotes and now this. Arrrggghhh!Comment
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Maybe not quite 80's, but always silly and fun
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.Comment
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.All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.Comment
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This & Batman (the 60's series) made for some great afternoons
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.Comment
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This takes me back. Saturday morning in the 80s rocked! Now all we've got is crappy infomercials and news shows. And the crap on the cartoon network in Canada is a joke.
How many people here watched Centurions? It was my all time favourite, among many that I really loved. My next favourite was Force Five, a collection of animes dubbed from Japan. Then it's gotta be Transformers. (they were more than meets the eye) He-Man is up there somewhere. Hey Sasq, nice one trying to convince us that you only barely remember She-Ra. She was the princess of power! And I was under her spell big time. I used to pitch the biggest fit if my sister tried to change the channel before the ending credit when they revealed where Loo-Kee had been hiding.P.S. You've been Spanked!Comment
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