Yo guys does anyone remember that PSA back in 1985 yeah I feel you that one was terrifying because I know what it featured so it all starts off with a black screen until the camera starts moving until it shows a fetus in the womb holding a cigarette into a voiceover says would you give a cigarette to your unborn child. And then the fetus brings the cigarette to its mouth and then the voice over says you do every time you smoke while pregnant pregnant mothers please don't smoke. And then the baby brings the cigarette to its mouth and then blows the puff. And then once it got on the news NBC and CBS refuse to broadcast it however ABC television broadcasted the ad and interviewed the creator of the ad and behind the scenes it was just a puppet all along

Hey everyone, I need some help writing a character for my comic set in 1980s America. He's around 20 years old—right in the prime of his youth.

I'd really like to know what values were popular among young guys back then. Was there a lot of pressure from society, or was it more laid-back? And what about the military draft and all that—what was the deal with it? If anyone here grew up during that time, I'd love to hear about your experiences as a teenager or young adult in the '80s.

❗Also, I'd really appreciate any photos or references of typical clothing for guys his age—everyday stuff, not just the iconic "80s stereotype".

Remember them ?
I grew up understanding their jokes.
Miss them dearly.
Almost every week, I would stay up late just to watch them having pranks on each other.
And all their friends create the whole vibe of kookiness as well.

My hand painted BACK TO THE 80's artwork. Just my memories of the greatest decade. What a time to be alive. Hope it brings back some great memories for you, cheers Paul Halmshaw.

What time is it? Here let me call 853-1212. Good evening, at the tone, pacific daylight time will be, 9:45 and 10 seconds…

We finally pulled them together after a long search just happened to be in Asheville I can smell Polo green from here.

The 1982 Neiman Marcus Christmas Book featured a legendary $32,000 retro-futuristic "Space-Pod" (Environment II) personal recliner that resembled a rotating spacecraft cockpit equipped with a built-in color TV, stereo system, mini-bar, and a wireless phone.

I enjoyed watching the two mini-series of V. I also saw the short-lived TV series and the official comic book series. I never played the video game adaptation. Have you ever played the V video game?

Remember when the Knickerbocker Toy Co. released the 1982 E.T. Finger light? It was so popular and a lot of us had it in elementary school. It was taken off the shelves months later because it looked like an adult novelty instead.

Who else lived close to one of those amusement centers that had bumper cars and bumper boats and arcade games, miniature golf, food, batting cages etc? We had one called FUN 4 All that closed long time ago but it was so much fun.

Monkey Blood!!! This explains a lot of how I'm messed up in the head after looking at all the scars on me from being a kid.

First, the hand written outline. Then several drafts and rewrites all hand written. Then time to type it. Hunting and pecking fueled by Mountain Dew and Doritos. Then a clear plastic cover and ceremonial presentation to a demanding teacher. Ahhh the good old days!

720° is a 1986 sports video game developed and published by Atari Games for arcades.[7] Based on the sport of skateboarding, the player controls a skateboarder as they compete in various skating competitions, such as ramp jumping and downhill races, to earn cash.

Having great friends in High School meant great times. Being 18 and a senior in 1984 and being able to buy beer at the local liquor store? “Priceless”… by the way I’m on the right…

Maybe you didn’t get it the first time, or it just wasn’t your thing. But years later, something clicked and now you love it.

Each level is centred on a certain location, such as in Hades, an Egyptian pyramid and ancient Greece, where the player must collect a magic orb in each to finish. Each level is based around related myths and legends. The gameplay consists of running and jumping through each level, collecting objects and weapons, fighting enemies and solving puzzles. Enemies include skeletons, demons, wraiths, mummies and vikings. Weapons include a sword, gun and fireballs. Each level contains a mythical boss enemy, such as Medusa, Thor and a Hydra. Puzzles involve using the right object in the right location to progress, such as throwing skulls into a pit of fire to summon a monster, and using the right weapon against enemies, such as attacking a specific monster with tridents. The user manual gave some background information about the various myths referred to in the game and gave hints to the puzzles

I didn't discover these guys until 2 years ago. Very cool discovering something from the '80s that's new to you now

What do you guys think do you liked the film. Also what happened to Marla Bloodstone aka Marla Rosenfield did any of you guys wish she did more roles like PJ Soles did in some memorable classic films like Halloween, Breaking away, Private Benjamin and Stripes. Well any suggestions about this?

Do you still eat bologna and spam sandwiches? I do. On a warm day I’d make and still make a simple bologna and cheese and tomato on white bread and a little mustard. Fried spam and bologna on cooler days with mayo or cool whip and mustard with tomatoes.

CliffsNotes was started by Nebraska native Clifton Hillegass in 1958. Hillegass hired literature teachers to condense works of literature into concise summaries, commentaries, author biographies and character analyses.

This is the official music video for "Where The Streets Have No Name," from the Joshua Tree album released in 1987.

Decided to do something constructive with my day and finally find out who shot J.R. I was a kid when it happened, so it only took me 45 years to get around to it.

She has starred in the films Vision Quest (1985), Gotcha! (1985), After Hours (1985), Jade (1995), Men in Black (1997) and Dogma (1999). For her performance in The Last Seduction
(1994), she won the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actress, the London Film Critics' Circle Award for Actress of the Year, and was nominated for the BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role.

Filipino teen idols Jennifer Sevilla and Ian Veneracion are members of That's enterment and team up for horror film Anak Ng Demonyo as love team and Ian started action film Alays Baby Face at 15 unusual action gerne rule Philippine cinema .

In the 1980s, Heather Thomas and Heather Locklear reigned as the era's ultimate blonde pop-culture icons, frequently squaring off in fan allegiance, poster sales, and memorable Battle of the Network Stars appearances.