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 Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2006 3:06 pm
This is VERY off topic for this guild, but I figured it couldn't hurt right now with the current spree of inactivity... Lately, loves of childhood have been flying through my brain... Such as Digimon, and Beast Wars. Beast Wars was generally fun for all ages... And the first and third seasons of Digimon I still say were great, though they could have been so much better without U.S. censorship. (That little girl with the hand puppet? Considering it one of her friends was far from her only issue. Her parents supposedly ran a crack or whore house in Japan, and she tried to commit suicide on the show multiple times. Most notably while inside of the D-Reaper.)
Anyhow... SPeak of whatever you can pull out of that, I guess... Sorry if this is so far off topic that it's a violation of rules or something. sweatdrop
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 10:16 am
IF only you could delete your own topics...
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 2:00 pm
Beast wars and Digimon and DBZ were my childhood loves *sighs* I miss them so...Oh yeah! That reminds me that I have to make an RP character for your RP, Irving my friend.
On a side note, Beast Wars was called Beasties in Canada. Me and my friends would always have pretend fights as the characters when recess was happening at school. I'd always be Megatron.
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Posted: Sat Jul 29, 2006 4:46 pm
I died for a while, but I'm trying to get caught back up.
It's hard work.
Funny how when you drop from exsistance life keeps going.
Also I look at the things of my childhood and cry because either no one here will remember them because of it's age, or have only seen in on a repeat on Cartoon Network or some cheap toy remake or something. emo
*ghetto 80's child*
Anyhow I'll have a stab.
I was in luff with paper dolls, Sheera, Rainbow Brite, The Smurfs, Carebares, building logs, lite brites, those little bald faces that you could put metal hair on with the magnetic pen. Play-doh sets, etch-a-sketch...
Heroes in a half shell... turtle power! Teenage mutant ninja turtles.
yesh.
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Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2006 12:09 am
Beast Wars!! OMG! Star Wars!! YEY!! cartoon network YEY!! lol and even Blue's Clues when I was really young. There's probably more...like Barney.
Oh life, why do you go so fast now?
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Posted: Mon Jul 31, 2006 11:45 am
Ahhh! I forgot Star Wars! And ninja turtles! I didn't watch the 80's version because I wasn't born yet, but I did watch the movie and the later versions. My older brother would always tell me about Ninja Turtles when I was around 5. Shredder will always be one of the coolest badguys EVER!
Star Wars...the greatest sci fi movies of all time...
Oh! When I was 7 or so I'd watch Power Rangers. The first season was awesome! Then it got really lame...REALLY lame.
"Go, go, Power Rangers!"
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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 3:40 pm
I also got into the whole Aliens thing as a kid, though I never REALLY got deeply into it until about the first or second grade. And hey now, I was 2 at the very end of the 80's, my older brother brought a LOT of things from them to me. XP Hell, me and him actually named our little sister Mallory after a princess on the show.
... And I think you mean Wooly Willy, that was all we ever had to do at my grandparents' besides play Battleship. ... Unless we brought our own little toys. When we had our own stuff that place was heavenly with it's massive size and all the variety of places, we live in a shitty old trailor out in the middle of the woods. >_O Help meeeee... Viva la civilization!
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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 6:56 pm
My big brother introduced me to AVP when I was 5 or so. He was obsessed with it also. I still love that series.
As for toys, I got beast wars toys mostly sweatdrop
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Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 2:12 pm
Irving Mason I also got into the whole Aliens thing as a kid, though I never REALLY got deeply into it until about the first or second grade. And hey now, I was 2 at the very end of the 80's, my older brother brought a LOT of things from them to me. XP Hell, me and him actually named our little sister Mallory after a princess on the show. ... And I think you mean Wooly Willy, that was all we ever had to do at my grandparents' besides play Battleship. ... Unless we brought our own little toys. When we had our own stuff that place was heavenly with it's massive size and all the variety of places, we live in a shitty old trailor out in the middle of the woods. >_O Help meeeee... Viva la civilization!...sugoi. *almost wants to check profile for an age* We've got to be pretty close. Wooly willy! Yesh! I was very much so easilly amused. Actually my sister and I are products of carpenters so our daycare was going to work with mom and dad, and having a blast with sawdust, blocks of wood and other unused portions of house building supplies... flexible wire was a good catch. Endless hours of fun right there. xd
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Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 7:54 pm
Poem Irving Mason I also got into the whole Aliens thing as a kid, though I never REALLY got deeply into it until about the first or second grade. And hey now, I was 2 at the very end of the 80's, my older brother brought a LOT of things from them to me. XP Hell, me and him actually named our little sister Mallory after a princess on the show. ... And I think you mean Wooly Willy, that was all we ever had to do at my grandparents' besides play Battleship. ... Unless we brought our own little toys. When we had our own stuff that place was heavenly with it's massive size and all the variety of places, we live in a shitty old trailor out in the middle of the woods. >_O Help meeeee... Viva la civilization!...sugoi. *almost wants to check profile for an age* We've got to be pretty close. Wooly willy! Yesh! I was very much so easilly amused. Actually my sister and I are products of carpenters so our daycare was going to work with mom and dad, and having a blast with sawdust, blocks of wood and other unused portions of house building supplies... flexible wire was a good catch. Endless hours of fun right there. xd Oh how bloody grand. XP And it's 18, nearing 19 in about 4 months. (I feel old. >_>) Then my brother would be 21, going on to 22. He's a boozey, has a kid who's nearly two and lives with his ex girlfriend, he lives with our parents, he blows all his money on video games and alcohol, he's irresponsible and tends to make horrible decisions pertaining to his life, and he's such a slob that usually the family ends up cleaning up his room after it really starts to reek. Common finds? SubWay bags so old mold is developing throughout them, multiple cereal bowls he was just too lazy to bring out to the sink, etc etc... And yet, somehow he is popular with women. It truely baffles me. confused (There's another fault... He's gotten pets with every girlfriend he's had since starting high school, as if they're more like objects than living things... Often they get pairs that bond with each other young, then get seperated apon the breakup, and are usually ignored by him and his girlfriends after the first month.) Er... [/rant] Anyway, wire you say? ... I may regret this later, but what did you do with the wire?
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Posted: Sat Aug 19, 2006 10:55 pm
Hayabashi 2 Ahhh! I forgot Star Wars! And ninja turtles! I didn't watch the 80's version because I wasn't born yet, but I did watch the movie and the later versions. My older brother would always tell me about Ninja Turtles when I was around 5. Shredder will always be one of the coolest badguys EVER! Star Wars...the greatest sci fi movies of all time... Oh! When I was 7 or so I'd watch Power Rangers. The first season was awesome! Then it got really lame...REALLY lame. "Go, go, Power Rangers!" OH JEESE!! I forgot my love!! STAR WARS!! AMAZING STORYLINE, the only scifi series that I loved, and always will.... Hayabashi 2, you listed all of the things that I loved, because you are me are like...guys that could be physically together.
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