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Panzer Dragoon Saga was once on clearance for 20 dollars, think about that.

...I'd rather not. Sold my copy loooong ago.  

I also remember a bin of SNES Harvest Moons for 10 bucks each, and Sega CDS for 20. I wish I had a time machine

As someone who has a graphic design degree... (and who has always been into art and graphics) blank video tapes always had appealing abstract graphics on them, to me.

I remember my mom buying Scotch VHS tapes for recording her shows... My prefered brand for both video and audio recording though is Memorex which Radio Shack used to sell.

I remember some movies and Christmas specials my mom taped, and some Transformers cartoons I taped on those.  And some "Showtime After Hours" my stepdad taped.

I've seen T-shirts of the Scotch VHS cover!

@bluejay: keeping a 505 Turbo running in this day and age, in North America, takes an enthusiast.  Believe me, our 505 is far from being a beauty queen, but we still drive it regularly.

@x=usr(1536) If you say so.

@bluejay: given that Peugeot left North America in 1991, not many people who aren't enthusiasts are still driving them in this part of the world.

Yeah, those generic Decony cups seemed to be everywhere growing up. Drive-In's, roller rinks, arcades, convenience stores, pizza joints, schools, you name it. [email protected]@k, here's some now!  lol

https://www.amazon.com/Jazz-Coated-Treated-Paper-Cup-100/dp/B00IMILFO2

VERY 80s/90s design.  Like something you might see on parachute pants or high top pump up shoes or something.

I kind of think they had those cups at K-Mart's cafe...Well I guess it has been a little while...

^When I was a kid, we got my grandad's beautiful Blue '58 Plymouth.  I really thought those fins were wings and I was Soooo disappointed the car didn't fly when I first rode in it.  (It looked about like this)

Awesome Fury, Goldleader.  We had a '72 Fury wagon from when it was new until 1984.  Great car -- Sherwood Forest Green, 318ci V8, TorqueFlite AT, 9 passenger.

Speaking of Chevette, it was actually a world car -- Europe had Opel, Holden and Vauxhall versions.  Isuzu had a version, too.

European version probably had super cool plaid seats and a 800cc 4 banger. 

Had to look that one up and can't say I really remember it. I do however, remember Lando advertising Colt45 malt liquor!   lol

Maybe not so much the wagon variant...But in the 80's I worked with a girl who drove a Dodge Colt.  I remember it well, probably because when we'd talk at work, she always referred to it as her little "sports car".  My first car ever was an '71 Opel GT, which I thought was more of a sports car (at least as far as looks go

The guy across the street from us has one. Between it and our '84 Vanagon our block is pretty well stocked in boxy 80's vans.

Those were cool. May see one in the next season of Stranger Things.

Coincidentally, I've been re-reading Zot (a comic book from the late 80's) and noticed this today.

They'll be selling the other half the first weekend in June. Seems like a fair way to do it.

My little '96 Toyota Tacoma is very similar.

I do.

I started my job in May 1995, still at it. I dare say I've aged better than Windows, lol

I didn't have a PC when it first came out, but I snagged a copy of it when I got the whole Windows SDK package at a thirft store a couple years later...

I was just out of college, not even a year et.  When I graduated and got my job, I bought a Pentium 1 PC with a big, beautiful and massive 17" monitor.  It came with 3.1, but if I remember correctly - and I could be wrong - it came with a free upgrade to Win 95.  Either that, or I bought 95 shortly thereafter, because I remember the apartment I was in when I got that.  For some reason I remember my neighbor, a nice, old lady, had received the package and I had to knock on her door to get it.  I liked 95, for the most part.

What's the plumbing made of?

You'll go insane in one of those, because I would buy a Freddy Kreuger glove and screech the shit out of it from the outside.

That's pretty cool!   It's a whole different story once ya see the picture.

The Wii menu as well...Pure relaxation! ..  It's like Am I gonna play some games? Sure, but first enjoy your time at the spa...

Yeah, I was talking about that Atari Games sound with a friend of mine not too long ago, too! It's such a cool and iconic sound.

I will forever associate it with the hundreds of dollars I've spent on Gauntlet!

Funny that doesn't look like a big stack of $$$$$

@GoldLeader Hahaha. So true Johnny. 8^)

I guess any day now SNK will release the modem and all those shopping and productivity apps!

My favorite music.

Wonderful find! U always love historical pieces like this from the dawn of the microcomputer revolution, when it seemed like anything could be possible with a computer. We're all still waiting for that 3 day work week though lol