A child of the 90's, this is what shaped my world.(few pics)

[Bloodstain]

DISNEY MOVIES.

 

 

 

Seriously, those things are freaking awesome. My aunt and uncle have a ton of them, and after looking through them with my brother this Easter while at their house, I've decided I'm watch them again. Nostalgia trips are the best kind.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I always liked finding all the sexual references and subliminal messages fun, like SEX in the clouds after Mufasa dies in the Lion King, or the priest that gets an erection in The Little Mermaid, or the ones in Aladdin (awesome cartoon/movies)

 

 

 

 

 

And Tin Tin was amazing

[bradybunch]

And Tin Tin was amazing

 

Tintin was actually published from 1929-1983. Tintin is amazing and ageless for the fact that it can still be enjoyed 80 years after original publication .

 

 

 

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Life is like a hurricane...

[Racheya]

DISNEY MOVIES.

 

 

 

Seriously, those things are freaking awesome. My aunt and uncle have a ton of them, and after looking through them with my brother this Easter while at their house, I've decided I'm watch them again. Nostalgia trips are the best kind.

 

 

 

After looking through them though, me and my brother got to talking about all the awesome cartoons back then. Stuff like Tin Tin, Rupert the Bear, and Babar; those were the greatest cartoons ever. Seriously though, I wish I could remember more, I look through family photo albums and can barely remember any of what I see.

 

 

 

Also, is it just me, or do would people generally agree that the 90's were the best? 90's shout outs are all I ever see, although that could just be the fact that people born in the 80's to early 90's are the biggest users of the internet.

 

Screw Disney! Pixar FTW!

 

 

 

The first movie I saw at the cinema was A Bug's Life

[evil_mumm_ra]

DISNEY MOVIES.

 

 

 

Seriously, those things are freaking awesome. My aunt and uncle have a ton of them, and after looking through them with my brother this Easter while at their house, I've decided I'm watch them again. Nostalgia trips are the best kind.

 

 

 

After looking through them though, me and my brother got to talking about all the awesome cartoons back then. Stuff like Tin Tin, Rupert the Bear, and Babar; those were the greatest cartoons ever. Seriously though, I wish I could remember more, I look through family photo albums and can barely remember any of what I see.

 

 

 

Also, is it just me, or do would people generally agree that the 90's were the best? 90's shout outs are all I ever see, although that could just be the fact that people born in the 80's to early 90's are the biggest users of the internet.

 

 

 

dude, watch this video. disney isn't that great. http://digg.com/d1o646

[Flodder450]

Im wondering there hasnt been talked about Video game consoles :o

 

 

 

Cartridge based systems in the old days = :thumbup:

[Lenticular_J]

DISNEY MOVIES.

 

 

 

Seriously, those things are freaking awesome. My aunt and uncle have a ton of them, and after looking through them with my brother this Easter while at their house, I've decided I'm watch them again. Nostalgia trips are the best kind.

 

 

 

After looking through them though, me and my brother got to talking about all the awesome cartoons back then. Stuff like Tin Tin, Rupert the Bear, and Babar; those were the greatest cartoons ever. Seriously though, I wish I could remember more, I look through family photo albums and can barely remember any of what I see.

 

 

 

Also, is it just me, or do would people generally agree that the 90's were the best? 90's shout outs are all I ever see, although that could just be the fact that people born in the 80's to early 90's are the biggest users of the internet.

 

 

 

dude, watch this video. disney isn't that great. http://digg.com/d1o646

 

They were. That's why the era of Lion King and The Little Mermaid were known as the Golden Age of Disney. Now they suck, because they can't handle 3D shows, but won't go back to drawing them. Pixar and Dreamworks have replaced them.

[xxamzyxx]

DISNEY MOVIES.

 

 

 

Seriously, those things are freaking awesome. My aunt and uncle have a ton of them, and after looking through them with my brother this Easter while at their house, I've decided I'm watch them again. Nostalgia trips are the best kind.

 

 

 

After looking through them though, me and my brother got to talking about all the awesome cartoons back then. Stuff like Tin Tin, Rupert the Bear, and Babar; those were the greatest cartoons ever. Seriously though, I wish I could remember more, I look through family photo albums and can barely remember any of what I see.

 

 

 

Also, is it just me, or do would people generally agree that the 90's were the best? 90's shout outs are all I ever see, although that could just be the fact that people born in the 80's to early 90's are the biggest users of the internet.

 

 

 

dude, watch this video. disney isn't that great. http://digg.com/d1o646

 

They were. That's why the era of Lion King and The Little Mermaid were known as the Golden Age of Disney. Now they suck, because they can't handle 3D shows, but won't go back to drawing them. Pixar and Dreamworks have replaced them.

 

 

 

 

 

oh yea disney was jst the best in the 90's:D however the sequals were jst awful espeically for cinderella

 

 

 

1992 here:D:D:D:D:D x

[Leoo]

 

[Dizzle229]

 

 

 

 

I remember that show! I never new the name though because I saw it once when I was like 2. Thanks for posting that!

 

 

 

OT: Rugrats anyone?

[Roseiah]

I loved lambchops, according to my parents I was addicted to the show as a child.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tv and everything else is very different now, they just don't make shows as good as this anymore.

 

 

 

Edit- Oh I forgot Postman Pat and his black and white cat.

 

 

 

I just seemed to of liked every show that had a catchy tune.

[Flodder450]

I loved lambchops, according to my parents I was addicted to the show as a child.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tv and everything else is very different now, they just don't make shows as good as this anymore.

 

 

 

Edit- Oh I forgot Postman Pat and his black and white cat.

 

 

 

I just seemed to of liked every show that had a catchy tune.

He's called pieter post in holland

 

loved that show \

[gago]

I remember a lot of those shows, but this one i loved the most:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Star.]

Does anyone remember Courage the cowardly dog?

 

 

 

Scary as [bleep].

 

 

 

 

I still have this game 8-)

[ForsakenMage]

Im wondering there hasnt been talked about Video game consoles :o

 

 

 

Cartridge based systems in the old days = :thumbup:

I played PacMan and Pong on an old Atari system. :thumbup:

[Kiriyama]

Does anyone remember Courage the cowardly dog?

 

 

 

Scary as [bleep].

 

 

 

 

Whoever claims it didn't scare them as a kid is lying.

 

 

 

That show was great though.

[EarthySun]

Ahahaha, I remember all of those! :D I was born in '94. I also watched Animorphs, btw. :)

 

 

 

Edit: That might have been in the 2000's.

[evil_mumm_ra]

courage was kinda creepy and weirded me out, i wasn't ever really scared by it.

[Ren0gade]

My favorite books as a kid in the early 90's were R.L. Steins Goosebumps :thumbsup: .. anyone else ever read those?

[Flodder450]

Im wondering there hasnt been talked about Video game consoles :o

 

 

 

Cartridge based systems in the old days = :thumbup:

I played PacMan and Pong on an old Atari system. :thumbup:

You didnt get a trauma/bad taste because of pacman?

[Joes_So_Cool]

Scooby-doo anyone?

 

 

 

 

 

 

<3

[embersfire]

The other day, I saw a picture of a cartoon I have not seen for a long time, however the name of it escapes me; The picture had three guys, like super heroes...one was a blue fellow,the other had a guitar and long blond hair, and I am not sure what the other guy looked like...however, I believe their team trade mark was someone saying "assembleeee" (its been years and years,so the memories are hazy), does anyone have an idea what it may be ?

 

 

 

As for my contribution: the most amazing old cartoon with theme song ever to exist:

 

 

 

 

 

 

King arthur and the knights of justice. :P

[fastortoise]

The other day, I saw a picture of a cartoon I have not seen for a long time, however the name of it escapes me; The picture had three guys, like super heroes...one was a blue fellow,the other had a guitar and long blond hair, and I am not sure what the other guy looked like...however, I believe their team trade mark was someone saying "assembleeee" (its been years and years,so the memories are hazy), does anyone have an idea what it may be ?

 

It's part of the Dexter's Laboratories shows I think.

 

 

 

Omelet du fromage? :thumbsup:

[Kiriyama]

You're right fastortoise. It was a small part of it. Much like Itchy and Scratchy in the Simpsons.

[embersfire]

Haha, thanks guys. You were spot on, just found something about it on youtube. Apparently they were called the "justice friends". :lol:

[unknownmasterofnothing]

I was born in 88 and one of the early shows I remember loving was Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles, Ren and Stimpy. Then on basic cable was Captain Planet, DuckTales, Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain, Darkwing Duck, Inspector Gadget, Care bears, the Muppets, Megaman and Dragonball Z. I liked watching Where in the World is Carmen Sandeigo? Transformers was a great show. I had several of the toys that transform. On cartoon network, my favorite were Dexter's Laboratory. I loved the Birdman and Space Ghost clips or shows. I didn't like when later they turned him into a talk show host. I loved Swat Cats and would make paper airplanes and throw them around home.

 

 

 

On nickeloden, I loved Rugrats, legends of the hidden temple, double dare. There was Kenan and Kel, which make me love orange soda for sometime. There was "All That" which was the SNL for kids. It was a must watch. I loved the good burger sketch, Kenan's pierre escargo with him saying random french words in a bathtub. The Amanda show was kinda good. I liked her sketch on All That, when she read letters on her bed and yelling at the stupid letters. There was Rocko's Modern Life was which a great show. There was some ok shows like beetlejuice and all! real monsters. When I was a kid, "Are you afraid of the Dark" was a very scary show but I still watched it because the plots were interesting. I liked watching Clarissa explains it all. There was one Babysitter's club movie that I liked but I don't remember what channel it was from. Salute Your Shorts was a great show with a nice opening song.

 

There was power rangers that I watched for several years. I think I watched until around ninja rangers and didn't watch it when it was space rangers.

 

 

 

I remember three days that were must watchs. Fridays was TGIF. There was Boy meets World, I think sabrina the teenage witch and some others that I can't remember. saturday mornings were a must watch as well with recess, Saturday night was SNICK, with All that. There was Kablam with some great cartoons like premetheus and bob, the one with the action figures was the best.

 

 

 

Other shows that I liked were Full House, Family Matters, Saved by the Bell, Growing Pains, Charles in Charge, Fresh Prince of Bel-air, 3rd rock from the sun. Sometimes I watched Blossom.

 

 

 

There was always a different crazes as a kid. I remember everyone was getting yoyos. I remember I was told that it was because they were making some kind of advanced yoyo that would replace it or something. There was also Pokemon. Everyone loved it and traded cards or stole cards. There was a Spice Girls Craze... There was a beanie baby phase. There was a Tamagotchi Phase!

 

 

 

I was not much of a computer gamer. There were two games that I remember I liked. There was a full throttle game and simple games like chips challenge or the one that looks like pacman but you eat blocks and they fall down and maybe red.

 

 

 

My first video game system was the NES. I didn't remember much as I was too young. But I remember mainly playing duck hunt with the nes gun. My first major videogame system was Sega Genesis, which was awesome. I loved the double dragon series, battletoads, street fighter, Sonic the Hedgehog and awesome possum. There were some hard games like super turrican. Then the SNES came out a little after and mainly played Mario Kart with my sister and rocko's modern life and ahh! real monsters.

 

 

 

For books, I remember Nancy Drew and Goosebumps.

 

 

 

There is one cartoon that I loved but can't remember what it's called. They take like goo and put it into a mold and make these different monsters. There was good and a bad side that fought each other constantly.

 

And that sparked my memory for another great cartoon, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes.