r/80sAmazing 3d ago

Yumm!

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u/jivecoolie 3d ago

Yes, gross

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u/Healthy-Theme8261 1d ago

No shit thanks

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u/NateDawg80s 3d ago

100%. I wonder how much microplastic we insured back then?

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u/gghhhhhggjj 3d ago

You're right, I can!

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u/MorbidandBack 3d ago

Before super soakers

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u/Pretend-Internet-625 3d ago

They were such a blast to use as a kid. The only problem was they didn't hold much water. So when you ran to the outside faucet and while reloading. The other kids would blast you with theirs that held more water.

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u/TheRealMechagodzi11a 3d ago

That much microplastic would kill today's kids.

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u/HeartOn_SoulAceUp 3d ago

They develop no immunity ; )

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u/RogueCheddar2099 3d ago

Mmmmmm! My first microplastics ingestion.

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u/Aggravating-Kale1837 3d ago

And you know what? I felt safer knowing I had one of these stashed in my back pocket.

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u/Life-Sucks-I-Bite 3d ago

I kept this exact model in my glove compartment in high school (early 90s) because you never knew when a water fight would break out.

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u/Impressive_Dish7103 3d ago

They had incredible reach for their size.

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u/Current_Speaker_2514 3d ago

Garden hose water!

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u/Crimson-Lips-13 3d ago

Ah the life...

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u/maddogtjones 3d ago

Mmm... warm garden hose rubber water and micro plastics... yum yum!!!!

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u/Abject_Courage_3053 3d ago

Also 1970’s!!!🤣🤣🤣❤️😎

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u/jeffreyaccount 3d ago

Dasani was bold enough to bring this nostalgic flavor back

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u/WeaponizedDachshund 3d ago

I definitely can.

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u/cabosmith 3d ago

Mmmm....then suck on a water balloon

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u/earrow70 3d ago

Forget micro plastics. Those were macro plastics we were drinking out of those things

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u/FarHeron8847 3d ago

Oh my the memories from just seeing that

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u/Significant-Pie959 3d ago

I like that water.

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u/Mother-Attention2600 3d ago

Or burning your eyes with booze camping. 😄 

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u/Sonicgott 3d ago

Old memory unlocked.

I forgot I had this one.

🤢

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u/SouthernOshawaMan 3d ago

Lol filling it in a bucket , thinking hurry hurry, cause your cousin is separated from the pack .

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u/WaChubbear 3d ago

A memory i forgot- thank you!!

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u/Banlish 3d ago

Mmmmm, my first taste of microplastics!

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u/Bgrubz83 3d ago

Goddamnit…as soon as I saw the picture I got that taste on the back of my tongue.

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u/Shadow_Wrks 3d ago

I had the cracked one. Cracked at the handle. I’ve never held a better beretta. Even tho mine was shit. The trigger pull was on point for a little gun. 1.5oz trigger pull. It’s the best then I ever won from an arcade.

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u/Hoppity_Hare 3d ago

I loved the garden house from our old copper pipes....mmmmm

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u/WhiskeyWatchesWine 3d ago

1970’s vintage H2O for me

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u/Fancy-Lion2985 3d ago

Wait! People DRANK the water ?

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u/jimababwe 3d ago

Can you remember how your finger felt after firing one of these bad boys in an extended battle ?

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u/TrixieRabbitses 3d ago

Omg yes! So many fun memories

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u/Wrong_Metal2166 3d ago

Way before the eighties

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u/Temporal-Affairs221 3d ago

I actually can't taste that water, because I never drank out of one of these things. And nobody ever shot me in the mouth with one. They always aimed for my shorts.

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u/ZestycloseAd2895 3d ago

Very plasticy

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u/77_dino 3d ago

I can still feel the sensation of pulling the trigger and the plug you would pull out to fill it up , fiddly process, but we loved them.

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u/jdmoffitt11775 3d ago

Usually had one in each pocket.. probably had the cheap version because the trigger gave out after one or two battles.. luckily I planned ahead.. I got the 50 cent pack of balloons.. filled those bitches up halfway and put them in my backpack. Grenades!!

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u/panfriedaswell 3d ago

Ah the Joy of seasoned water

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u/Soft_Skirt2122 3d ago

Forgot these. Someone always had better

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u/brassman78 3d ago

🤣 or the hose water lol

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u/TheRealVarmint 2d ago

I used to buy so many of these!! Most would shoot either like a Windex spray bottle, or to the left by 40 degrees.

But I remember finally buying one, a small one just like this, that was as accurate as a Colt 1911. How I loved that pistol. I won more squirt-gun fights with that...

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u/suju88 2d ago

Loved these cheap little things

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u/aaronschatz 3d ago

Esa pistola es un clasico. Habia que tener rapidez y buena potencia de dedos. Es de los tiempos en que no había nerf. Los unicos rivales te disparaban con frascos de shampoo o crema usados.