Shoppers looking at big screen television sets at a Sears Brand Central store in Woodfield, Illinois (February 13, 1991)Source Tags# big# brand# Central# February# Illinois# screen# Sears# sets# Shoppers# store,# television# Woodfield Share Previous Post This original Crystal Pepsi machine I found yesterday. Still works, but didn't have any of that sweet clear nectar of the gods. Next Post Free AOL disc (aka CD Wallpaper) Subscribe Notify of new follow-up commentsnew replies to my comments Label {} [+] Name* Email* Label {} [+] Name* Email* 0 Comments Most Voted Newest Oldest Inline FeedbacksView all comments Load More Comments Related PostsPutting Big Red gum wrappers on your head to see who could handle the burnWaiting for mom at the store while playing demo video games back in the days.When the front wheel of your Big Wheel would no longer “catch” because it was too smooth from all the tricks you didSonic the Hedgehog appears at a Club Biz multi-media warehouse store in Canada on October 19, 1994 (Photo by Frank Calleja/Toronto Star via Getty Images)When you (M29) see a post about N64 games. Send a screen shot to my brother (M30) and mom showing the wide variety of games. Then your mom admits we went without cheese/milk for a week to buy my brother and I “Buck Bumble”. She ends the conversation beautifully.Surprise Bags from your local corner storeGenius brand computer mouse – not PS/2, SERIAL port mouse.Pot Noodle Horn – It’s big, it’s brassy and I’m going to blow itBig Bird Story Magic
When the front wheel of your Big Wheel would no longer “catch” because it was too smooth from all the tricks you did
Sonic the Hedgehog appears at a Club Biz multi-media warehouse store in Canada on October 19, 1994 (Photo by Frank Calleja/Toronto Star via Getty Images)
When you (M29) see a post about N64 games. Send a screen shot to my brother (M30) and mom showing the wide variety of games. Then your mom admits we went without cheese/milk for a week to buy my brother and I “Buck Bumble”. She ends the conversation beautifully.
