How donkeylips ruined my Valentine’s dayAugust 30, 2019 Source Share Previous Post Seattle Times newspaper ad for Tarzan, circa 1999. Next Post RIP Classic Game Room Subscribe Notify of new follow-up comments new replies to my comments Label {} [+] Name* Email* Label {} [+] Name* Email* 0 Comments Inline Feedbacks View all comments Load More Comments Related Posts I grew up watching this back in the day – though I usually did have to sneak behind my parents’ backs to watch it. My brother and I would stay up and watch Mr. bean on PBS. I still to this day never get tired of rewatching the small amount of episodes. Just got me a new phone upgrade! Get 50 mins of calls each day and 10 texts! It’s the bomb! Just need to get a leather case for it and change the standard logo to the no fear logo that I have seen in a magazine apparently you just send them a text message. so i recently thrifted a box of sailor moon valentines day cards from the 90s and here’s one of the cards from the set :) anyone remember passing these around in elementary school? Back in my day all I wanted was a log for Christmas I learned a lot about patience back when you had to call the theater to get showtimes, the recording seemed to go on forever before the movie you were interested in was announced. Kids these day will never know the pain of it. Just a little collage of 90’s I made when I was bored the other day I found a pay phone in the wild the other day lol
I grew up watching this back in the day – though I usually did have to sneak behind my parents’ backs to watch it.
My brother and I would stay up and watch Mr. bean on PBS. I still to this day never get tired of rewatching the small amount of episodes.
Just got me a new phone upgrade! Get 50 mins of calls each day and 10 texts! It’s the bomb! Just need to get a leather case for it and change the standard logo to the no fear logo that I have seen in a magazine apparently you just send them a text message.
so i recently thrifted a box of sailor moon valentines day cards from the 90s and here’s one of the cards from the set :) anyone remember passing these around in elementary school?
I learned a lot about patience back when you had to call the theater to get showtimes, the recording seemed to go on forever before the movie you were interested in was announced. Kids these day will never know the pain of it.