Ah, yes... the only (known, anyway) vehicle to ever go over the side while crossing the Mackinac Bridge. Some smartass even wrote a song about it. (It started making the rounds amongst the island workers as a xerox print on Mackinac Island within 3 hours of the incident - wish I hadn't lost my copy of it years ago... <sigh>)
I love Mackinac Island!! Like traveling through time
I remember these!
We wasted to much paper in school with the dot matrix printer.
Just gave me flashbacks. Setting up all the computers in library with the hamster dance. Ahh .. ptsd lol good stuff
The age rating was 6 and up in the Netherlands???
I loved reading Roald Dahl
I lived in germany growing up. Kids drank beer. So.... That does not surprise me.
Hey we've all been there before. I once believed that in Japan, Akitas were used as babysitters and parents would leave their kids home alone with only their Akitas watching them. Somehow, my brain heard that Akitas were good around kids and were protective of them, or something like that, and my mind straight up decided they were babysitters.
Oh gosh I forgot about Spirograph. I was so excited when I got one.
Oh fuck yes!!!! Spirograph!
Missile Command requires a track ball to play properly.
+1 on the Spirograph love train.
Thanks for making me feel so frigging old and wasted ... ;-)
Also can't find a picture of one, but early discmans were such shit that if you moved them while playing the laser would skip, so they sold gel pads to act as vibration cushions for them.
Hey! I use (a modern-day, hacked-to-be-bluetooth-capable version of) that to pipe my audio-entertainment into my truck's system!
Also can't find a picture of one, but early discmans were such shit that if you moved them while playing the laser would skip, so they sold gel pads to act as vibration cushions for them.
Pretty sure they are working on a new Prime game. Though honestly the Metroid franchis is basicly dead. They've done all of 2 games in the last decade and they've both sucked balls.
It is true that in Denmark it is common to park the pram outside, letting the baby take a nap.
The last one I can recall seeing was in a bus station (Greyhound/Trailways/etc, rather than local/metro) pretty near 10 years ago now.
