Now serving: Your childhood (30 Photos)

#10 – What is one of the Olsen twins doing in this post? oh, wait…
#24 – They still have those at my son's old elementary school.

Sweep the leg!

For the record, those who write a paragraph about how gay the ones who write first are…also qualify as fags and secretly, i believe, look forward to talkin shit to them more than they should

20 Steven Tyler?

what on earth is no 20? infact I recognise hardly any of this!!

Laser Tag.. Why don't we have a soop't up version on Laser Tag now?? This is the 21st century right??

The Jordan vs. Bird Tiger game was my shit back in the day. I played it under my desk in class. Robocop and Ernest are also considerable wins. However the lack of ninja turtles makes this a questionable post. 6.5/10

#15- "Mercy is for the weak", #18- Miss Elizabeth so Hot, want to touch the hinnie.

Don't you just feel old right now….

Wonder Years FTW!

Underappreciated, kickass show.

#21 – LMFAO!! "Blow your lunch". Holy shit that's awesome.

#4 Sitting in my Nintendo® director's chair, wearing my Nintendo® pants, sipping from my Nintendo® sports bottle, etc. Nintendo® etc.

I get the feeling that's even an officially licensed Nintendo® trash can.

OOO YEAHHH…Macho Man…..He needs to make a comeback….White beard and all…

Ultimate Warrior FTMFW!

Funnel ball, thats a real mans sport!

Fucking Ernest man

Just to be a dick…
Lazer tag came out in 1979
The Wonder Years was on primarily in the 90’s (it debuted in the 80’s)
Sorry if from 1929 and was marketed in the way we know in 1934
Connect Four is from 1974
Troll Dolls are from the 60’s, although they become a fad about once a decade
Cross-Fire is from 1971
Friendship bracelets are likely from pre-contact Native American cultures
Fun Dips are from 1942 (although the name is from 1989)
The Hawaiian Punch mascot is from 1962

Umm, I used #19 throughout university and for the GRE subject test.

#30!

number 20 was from a collection of scary stories that you may have found as a child, like I did. I believe it was 'More Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark'.

Although I like to think that the brilliant and utterly terrifying images in those books didn't affect my childhood, I AM well aware that I became a fantasy/horror illustrator and VFX artist because of them.

And I see dead people.

#20 is a drawing by Stephen Gammell from the childrens book Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark. he's one of my personal inspirations in my art.

AHH this took me back to my childhood .

#19… they still use freakin scantrons!

This made me really happy, then really sad.

I hear ya Ralph, me too…