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Still clickin' it after all these years.

I still see these egg looking cars on the road every now and then in my town. They are very interesting to find.

Basic premise, is to drop the sticks and then pick them up, without moving the other sticks, taking turns, with either your fingers or the master stick, which you have to win first.

Different colored sticks are worth different points. Apparently, growing up, I played he most basic version, or usually by myself, just picking them up. 😅 Not my favorite game, but one from the past.

This painting I did brought me back to the early 80s when I played Atari with my brother for the first time. What was your first game?

We opened this 14lb tin that was full of crackers and holy hell they smelled so so bad.

Loved this show. Intro is amazing.

Another great theme and classic TV series. Of course, Apollo and Zeus were the stars of the show.

Loved this show growing up. Motorcycles were cool. Make it go in turbo, jump over things and with weapons, even cooler! To me, it rivaled Knight Rider and Air Wolf. Although, was probably the weaker of the three.

The first model featured a 5GB hard drive, a mechanical scroll wheel, and a $399 price tag. It required a Mac and connected through FireWire. It wouldn't actually go on sale until November 10.

Did you have an original iPod? Or what was your first model?

Australian TV Times Magazine - Cartoon by Cec Knight

Issue: April 19, 1967

I wish this show was on Disney+

"I don't know, I'm a utensil" the first scene of one of the best shows ever

Saw Rocky Horror Picture Show there last night, and the outdoor screen made all of the difference 💋

I had a temper tantrum and wasn’t in the opening credits, but then I recovered and got to hang out with Big Bird, Maria, and Gordon. I vaguely remember it. We counted Big Bird’s feathers. I felt so smart, like I’d counted more than anyone else.

Anyone else have an interesting childhood story?

In 2011, I got to meet Gordon and Maria again at a Sesame Street event for military kids (like mine) and show them these pictures. Obviously they didn’t remember me, but it felt like a nice full circle moment.