Your Favorite Seventies Memories? - Page 11

LadyChocolate · #**101** 05-09-2007, 12:53 AM

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Originally Posted by HeavenlyOne

The Life and Times of Eddie.....can't think of his last name...starred the guy who played David Banner in the Hulk.....LOL! I used to watch that show on Saturday mornings at the sitter's house.

You know you're old when you mention being a fan of Michael Jackson's music and your kids say, 'I didn't know he sang, I thought he just played basketball!'

"Ever heard of Madonna?"

"Madonna who?"

*sigh*

I used to watch Frazier Thomas and the movie he narrated on the Sunday matinee when I'd go to a friend's house between church services.....LOL!

I watched a scary movie once. I don't recall the name, but it had to do with a nasty, crusty mummy, a beautiful woman, and she sacrificed young beauties by cutting their necks and collecting their blood in a chalice, then drinking it and offering it to the mummy.

As if that wasn't sick enough, he then kissed her. I remember his crusty nose touching her face and how sickening that looked. I was recalling that moment after I was home and in bed and suddenly vomited! LOL!

I like the Hulk.... he was soo dreamy... in a strange , green sort of way... lol

becky123abc · #**102** 05-09-2007, 06:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Pastor Poster

I graduated in 85 at the tender age of 17. You're not that much younger!

Me too! Class of 85! Yay!

#**103** 05-09-2007, 06:42 AM

This thread is interesting... in Kansas we were not allowed to play video games because it might get back to the gestapo...

But I had a secondary thought... I wonder how many people who are rigid ultra-cons now, were wild and crazy at some point in their life -either not growing up in church or "backsliding" and then returning (like off the deep-end wild) and then moved back to an ultra-con position later in life. I see a lot of people who talk about all the wild rock and roll things they did back in the day but are conservative now (not pressing-on... and not just on this thread. lol). And some of us who seem to be able to control our impulses have never went that far off the deep-end in the first place so do not see the necessity of all of the extra rules.

becky123abc · #**104** 05-09-2007, 06:49 AM

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Originally Posted by rgcraig

I remember the first Atari game where it was two lines on either side that went up and down and "ball" that you tried to hit to the other side.

Black and white and that's all it did.

Pong! We had Pong...boy, I thought that was cool! I can still hear the noise it made...

Coonskinner · #**105** 05-09-2007, 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Pastor Poster

I graduated in 85 at the tender age of 17. You're not that much younger!

I graduated in 87 at the tender age of 17.

Coonskinner · #**106** 05-09-2007, 08:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Pastor Poster

Baseball cards and kissing.

ahhhhh.... those were the days!

I lost interest in baseball cards years ago; but kissing...now that's another story.

Kutless · #**107** 05-09-2007, 08:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Coonskinner

I graduated in 87 at the tender age of 17.

I graduated in "88" and there wasn't anything tender about it! Man your old!

And galaga rawks!

MrsMcD · #**108** 05-09-2007, 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Pastor Poster

One of mine is when my mom bought me a hand held Atari game called Galaga for Christmas. I was probably 12 at the time. It looked like a mini arcade console, and had a tiny joystick. The screen was black and the graphics were in red and yellow only.

I wore that thing out in no time. Does anyone here remember the Atari game where you shot the big blobs out of the sky?

Gee, I hate to admit that I remember the Atari. LOL You could have gone back to the sixties and I wouldn't have been born yet.

Kutless · #**109** 05-09-2007, 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by MrsMcD

Gee, I hate to admit that I remember the Atari. LOL You could have gone back to the sixties and I wouldn't have been born yet.

ideo games in the house were a sin when I was coming up. But me and the buddies would sneak down to the laundrty mat and play Ms. Pacman.

Somehow they had it souped up and she went real fast all the time.

MrsMcD · #**110** 05-09-2007, 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Kutless

ideo games in the house were a sin when I was coming up. But me and the buddies would sneak down to the laundrty mat and play Ms. Pacman.

Somehow they had it souped up and she went real fast all the time.

This is too funny. I remember my dad spanking my behind for playing video games at "Showbiz Pizza." I had gone to eat with the girls from our church and I wasn't allowed to play the video games. Well, stupid me went home and told my parents that I had played Ms. PacMan. I learned it was better to lie about some things. LOL