I miss the X Men cartoon and its silly Spiderman crossover.
I shipped Storm/Spidey until I was sold on MJ.
I'm starting to think that there shouldn't just be the "Animation Age Ghetto" theory, but a Nostalgia Age Ghetto theory as well, because I used to think that nostalgia should just be for middle-aged folks and senior citizens, and not for people as young as their teens and twenties. I guess adolescence and early adulthood is the new midlife crisis in some cases.
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^I agree. It's so bizarre to me when twenty year olds complain about how everything is so different and worse now and how glorious it was in the past. Mind you, that past was not even twenty years ago!
I can understand when you long for the fifties or the sixties, but really, the nineties have barely passed, how can you already be nostalgic?
The fact that the 90s is remembered for awful pop music says a lot.
Also, if you were in Australia: Cheeze TV. That is all.
Swordsman Troper — Reclaiming The Blade — WatchBeing an old geezer, I mostly remember the 16-bit game era. SNES, Genesis, Super Mario Kart, Sonic, yeah, those were the days.
It was all downhill from there.
no one will notice that I changed thisWas my radio station the only one that played this song nonstop?:
Damn. I'd forgotten how catchy it was.
Rendezvous then I'm through with you...
"Proto-Indo-European makes the damnedest words related. It's great. It's the Kevin Bacon of etymology." ~Madrugada@Freezair: Heh, I found that song two years ago and ended up putting it on repeat for like 2 hours. It's older than I thought, though (it's from '98, I was thinking like '00).
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Ok, yeah, I understand that it's just nostalgia, and that the '90s only seems awesome to me because I was a kid and everything was new to me, but even so, it's always awesome to go back and find something I remember from my childhood—especially if I've forgotten it since then.
For example, I just heard this song and recognized it from the radio station I used to listen to in bed:
Also, I always thought that was a woman singing.
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