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Nerrad, in No one will ever be as cool as Jimi Hendrix reading MAD Magazine
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Too bad DC stopped publishing it in 2019. Of course, i hadn’t read it in 10 years, but I liked knowing Mad Magazine was there.

TheOneWithTheHair,
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subscriptions.dccomics.com/mad

Six issues For a year!

Regular price: $36.00

Your price: $19.99

You save: $16.01

But I don’t know if there’s new material or not.

elscallr, in Back in my day
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Beetlejuice? Beetlejuice.

frostysauce,

Beetlejuice.

digger,
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https://lemmy.ca/pictrs/image/d85f6af2-971a-48cc-a59d-c266bf0f2c64.jpeg

jballs,
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I have a core memory of seeing this movie for my birthday when I was 6. God damn 80s movies were good at traumatizing a whole generation.

InquisitiveFactotum,

Same. For me it was Robocop 2 in about 2nd or 3rd grade at a birthday party sleepover.

MrShankles, (edited ) in Back in my day

Idk how obscure, but “Puff the Magic Dragon” was definitely a weird one for me. Kinda glad it got lost (probably thrown out, who knows). Almost feels like a fever dream, so much so, that I had to double check the movie even existed

tamal3,

In the land called Honoli!

MrShankles, (edited )

Full-disclosure… I found it online and am about to re-watch it. Loved it as a kid, but does it hold-up? 23 minutes will tell

Edit: It… oddly holds up for me lol. Just as weird as I remembered, but kinda sweet (I truly thought when they sang “Honoli” they were saying “Harmony”. It’s been a long time)

Malfeasant,

One of the things I put on when my son refuses to go to sleep- 5 minutes in, he’s out cold.

MrShankles,

Lol, that’s pretty ingenious. It’s soothing and the animation is kinda boring, especially the beginning. Bravo

Kedly, in I use a goat

Ox Cutter

Subtracty, (edited ) in Back in my day

My family watched the movie Clue about a million times. Can quote every line by heart. To this day, we only have to look in one another’s eyes whenever a quotable opportunity comes up. “Are you trying to make me look stupid in front of the other guests?” “You don’t need any help from me.”

ickplant, in Roughly 31.75 meters
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I used this study for my conversion; it lists 13.12 cm as the average erect length.

Wogi,

That is exactly 1250 inches. I think they’re using imperial here.

ickplant,
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Imperial dicks, that checks out.

sbv,

Thank you for your rigor.

ummthatguy,
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Oh, no. It doesn’t get that way until you stimulate it.

assassinatedbyCIA,

So are we nolonger using the kings dick as reference like back in the old days.

Thermal_shocked, in Back in my day

Judgement Night and Speed. I guess I got lucky, all my aunt had in the middle of fucking nowhere. Now two of my favorites

PowerGloveSoBad,

That soundtrack was unreal. One of my first CD purchases as a little dude – got it in the Columbia House 0.99 “deal” lol.

Doorbook, in Save thousands

Well when I die, it is not my problem anymore…

DragonTypeWyvern,

I left VERY clear instructions to throw me in the trash.

biestander, in Fishing

Goth

ObviouslyNotBanana,
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Big tiddy?

CountMonte, in Back in my day
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I remember calling into the radio station and requesting a song. And then sitting around with friends waiting to hit record on our boombox!

leaky_shower_thought, in Fishing

… an oarfish?

tamal3, in Back in my day

The Glowfriends FTW

Dioz, in Back in my day

The weirdest one that comes to my mind, was a vhs tape of some stop motion lego stories that me and my brother watched a million times.

Surprised I just found the whole thing on YouTube

youtu.be/zJvu8X5OpT4?si=t89ja_1qtWt8ah14

AngryCommieKender,

My brother and I kept watching The Go-bots meet(?) the Rock Lords. This was back in the late 80s to early 90s.

UltraMagnus0001, (edited ) in Back in my day

I tried to watch Jingle all the way with my kids today. They pointed out how stupid that movie is, but I didn’t have a lot of choices back then. I don’t miss those days of shitty choices.

ma11en,

My daughter is 19 and that’s one of her favourite Christmas movies.

Guntrigger,

I want to watch it every Christmas but my wife objects.

InquisitiveFactotum, (edited )

I suggested it last year for my family. No one (wife nor kids) wants to watch it this year.

MissJinx, (edited ) in Back in my day
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Ours was “Who Framed Roger Rabbit”. I don’t know why nor where but one day my step dad showed up with this movie for us. It was the only “kids” movie we ever own and we watched it a 1.000 times. looking back it wasn’t as inocent as I thought at the time, but it was the 90s. Another movies we loved?! Howard the Duck ( the movie where Marty Mcfly mom fucked a duck) So yeah the 90s were kind of weird and had a lot of inapropriate movies for kids.

AngryCommieKender, (edited )

Oh come on, Down and Dirty Duck, by The Turtles, was a masterpiece that literally didn’t show any possible nudity, since it was animated. That was a totally appropriate animated film for families. The main character was specifically interested in creating his own offspring as soon as possible!

/Do I need this?

Also: Who Framed Roger Rabbit was totally a documentary about the oil companies forcing the US into a car-centric society.

Malfeasant,

More specifically General Motors buying and dismantling city rail lines in order to sell more buses.

…wikipedia.org/…/General_Motors_streetcar_conspir…

jballs,
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Haha I was just talking to someone the other day about how much I loved Howard the Duck growing up. She was like “uhh… that wasn’t really a kid’s movie, was it?” Maybe not. Maybe it and similar movies are the reason us millennials are the way we are.

MissJinx,
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We’ll never again have such insane inapropriate movies! the 90s were a special moment in time lol

hondaguy97386,

Me too! Love me some Howard!

Guntrigger,

For some reason, I had the book version at a young age and I’m not sure if it was a weirder experience than actually watching the movie.

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