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You’re just jealous.

 

Nah. I'm happy to be 51. Gotta be. No movie-style anti-aging available on this Earth!

 

I remember a show, and I've tried looking it up but can never explain it well enough in words to get a result.

Okay, there's like 4 dudes in different color suits. Each one has a specialty element or whatever and they get parts beamed down and attached to their suits. Like a green dude gets torpedo boots and weapons beamed down and now he's a bada**s underwater. There was a blue dude who flew as well. That's all I remember, damn spice...

 

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers?

 

Oh, gosh, I remember that. Hated it because it wasn’t a cartoon.

 

MMPR!! I was obsessed with that show as a kid. Pink Ranger/Kimberly 4 lyfe.

 

My cartoons were whatever was on Saturday mornings.

Anyone ever tried making and eating that "part of a nutritious breakfast"? That's a lot of food!

 

I also used to watch the Ninja Turtles cartoon series.

 

What about Gargoyles??

 

I never saw a lot of that, but I did like the fact that Troi and Riker played villains in that series.

 

Did anyone remember watching the music videos Disney used to show?


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And Double Dare. Muppet Babies. Fragglerock...

 

@WookieeRage How many Wookiee points for the answer “1986’s Centurions”? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0236893/

 

Fraggle Rock, Muppet Show, And, who remembers this gem?

 

Ninja Turtles also defined my childhood. We would make their weapons out of whatever we could find and fight each other all day.

 

**** yeah, that's the stuff. 2,000,000,000,p00,000 Wookiee points awarded, you've won the jackpot!

 

Yep. That’s the way my friends and I got creative when I was a kid.

 

And I used to dig holes...

 

I would just build model airplanes. When I got too many, I'd stick smoke bombs and firecrackers in the old ones and * CRASH! * They'd be slagged.

 

My brother was into the Power Rangers. I pretty much stuck with TMNT. We had a field out behind my house and near the creek would grow these huge stalk weeds that we could turn into sais, bo staff, and katanas. Nunchucks were more difficult but we would sometimes pack socks with dirt and tie them together to make some. As for bad guys, the field had tons of "forts" all throughout and the neighborhood kids would all fight over them and the materials used to build their forts. We would war/steal/wreck each other's forts and take the materials as trophies. It got so bad that we would build Goonies style traps to thwart our enemies from entering our base. Swinging logs with nails through it, nail spike traps for bike tires/feet, and pit traps. Man, those were the days.

One of the forts in the field was based around a giant hole that everyone helped dig over several summers.

I tell you what, the dollar store toys and firecrackers would always make for one heck of a Fourth of July. Strapping rockets to toys never fails to entertain.

We would also take PVC pipe and make "rocket" launchers to fire bottle rockets and Texas Screamers at each other. Everyone was in until one would go off near your ear and you'd experience pain and ringing in the ears.

 

@DarthIshyZ and @Mostlymad
You guys are making me think of that rotten little kid in the first Toy Story movie. This is for both of you:

 

Oh, I wasn't that bad. Didn't make Franken-Toys, to be sure.