itchy mcgoo wrote:jarts _
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What the hell is a Jart? is that anything like your Juicy Shart?


White dog shit........i haven't thought about that for years.


What about an honest to goodness Arcade?

glynnisjohns wrote:What the hell is a Jart?

It's a magical litigation-creating device.

glynnisjohns wrote:What about an honest to goodness Arcade?

I used to walk by this place from time to time. There always seemed to be bleeping and kachinging coming out of it.

What the hell do I know about arcades?

instant_zen wrote:...anyone remember Surge?

Ah yes! I spent many an all-nighter in middle school with a few good friends, some freshly sharpened pencils, a few 20-sided dice, and a case of the green stuff!

So awful, these green stuff!

Bradley R. Weissenberger wrote:

glynnisjohns wrote:What the hell is a Jart?

It's a magical litigation-creating device.

glynnisjohns wrote:What about an honest to goodness Arcade?

I used to walk by this place from time to time. There always seemed to be bleeping and kachinging coming out of it.

What the hell do I know about arcades?

As a kid i can remember a kid up the street getting a couple stitches from a game of LAWN DARTS gone awry. Good riddance.

I stopped Playing Lawn Darts and started drinking at just the right time.
Thank you Bradley, always a pleasure.

A picture of the Queen in public school classrooms (in Canada).

Shoe horns

These things:

AMC Pacers.

Anarchy symbols spray-painted on walls.

Double-necked guitars.

Feathered roach clips.

Leg warmers.

People throwing a football out in the front yard.

PiL shirts.

Popcorn balls.

Those little ceramic stones people used to blow shotguns.

Shorts worn over sweats.

Homemade nunchuks.

Brett Eugene Ralph wrote:Shorts worn over sweats.

Long-johns worn under shorts.

LAD wrote:

Brett Eugene Ralph wrote:Shorts worn over sweats.

Long-johns worn under shorts.

HA! Long johns under shorts............

Now THAT was the height of fashion......

How come no acid-washed jeans anymore?

Those were classic!!

Brett Eugene Ralph wrote:Anarchy symbols spray-painted on walls.

Leg warmers.

People throwing a football out in the front yard.

All of these can still be seen daily in Athens, GA.

Tex Avery cartoons on tv.

Monoski




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