[Quiet Man Cometh]

I knew of Ren and Stimpy before seeing it on TV because of older siblings of questionable influence. I found the Doug theme song kind of annoying but super easy to sing.

[Crystalkitsune85]

Just a contstant series of "da da da da da da da da da da " lol In different pitches lol.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

I think it's more of a "do" sound, with bits of "na."

[Crystalkitsune85]

Oh yes you're right. But still, just pitch changes, and whatnot. Brilliant lyrics guys *Slow Clap*

[Starbomb]

I still have a lot of my old toys, definitely still have several of my old Polly Pockets and old issues of Disney Adventure, Nickelodeon Magazine and Nintendo Power kicking around here.

I watched a lot of TV so I was a big fan of Nicktoons, Cartoon Cartoons and Toon Disney. I also loved stuff like All That, Kenan and Kel, The Amanda Show, Clarissa Explains it All, The Adventures of Pete and Pete. I don't think I watched most of the Disney live action shows though, mostly the Nick ones. I also was a huge fan of Full House, Fresh Prince, Saved By the Bell and Home Improvement.

I loved Beavis and Butthead but my mom didn't allow me to watch it so I only got to watch it when I was spending spring/summer vacation with my father until I moved in with him permanently, haha. I also finally watched Daria in the early 00s and I'm a big fan of both still.

My first system of my own was a SNES and I remember when I got a N64 in 1997 I thought the graphics were so amazing.... hahaha. I still have all my old game systems and the same TV I played them on back in the 90s.

I had the My Little Pony Movie on VHS and watched it a ton, also some 80s cartoon episodes from like Care Bears and Rainbow Brite that my mom had recorded from TV I remember watching as well.

I could go on forever though. Feels so long ago now. ;_;

[Quiet Man Cometh]

I remember looking at Ocarina of Time and being amazed, and now it's like "...I'm a humanoid cube."

Just nattering with mom about the Gund stuffed animals i used to get, and I don't know if this is a 90's thing or just my experience but I miss the days when there were whole stores devoted to stuffed animals. They all seem to be gaming stores, now.

[Starbomb]

I don't think I've ever been to a stuffed animal store, but it sounds great.

Also I can't believe I forgot to mention Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain and Tiny Toon Adventures. I've rewatched them as an adult and I think they're still great. Stuff like Animaniacs is even better cause there are innuendos and references that go over your head as a child.

Are Scholastic school book fairs still a thing? I remember my mom would give me some money so I could buy a few books and erasers shaped like cats and glittery posters with cats, and such. The last time I went was in middle school I think. I bought a Simpsons comic book that I still have on my bookshelf now.

[Mekatra]

Who loves orange soda?

[Claire Bear]

did you ever see the rainbow brite movie? my friend had it on VHS and it was litereally the scariest thing to me. there was this scene where her horse gets stuck in this black guck and it was so scary.

i found it on netflix like a year ago and watched it and decided that that scene is still scary as hell.

[Claire Bear]

Originally Posted by Mekatra

Who loves orange soda?

I DO I DO I DOO-OOOOO!

[Mekatra]

yeah that movie was... not really great for kids to be honest.

Though the horse getting stuck in the muck on there was not as traumatic as The Neverending Story. I will forever be sad about Artax.

[Claire Bear]

i hated the neverending story. i do not think that it's a good movie. i was honestly bored during most of it lol.

[Mekatra]

It was a favorite as a kid. I loved the book too, it was a lot more interesting than the movie.

[Claire Bear]

i should read the book, books are almost always superior to the film.

[Mekatra]

One of my favorite parts of the book is that each chapter begins with a different letter of the alphabet, starting with A and going all the way to Z and IT MAKES SENSE WITH THE STORY.

Which is especially interesting to me because the author was German.

[Claire Bear]

oh that's so cuuuuuuute omg.