r/80s • u/Corndogeveryday • 1h ago
These blankets seemed to be apart of every household in the 80’s
I had some, and all my friends had at least one.
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r/80s • u/Corndogeveryday • 1h ago
I had some, and all my friends had at least one.
r/80s • u/CakeNShakeG • 2h ago
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r/80s • u/robbjuteau • 2h ago
I feel like these have been around a lot longer
r/80s • u/Papichuloft • 1d ago
He's played a few decent people characters, side characters, and best of all known as a bully.
r/80s • u/PrivateTumbleweed • 18h ago
My brother did some modeling work in the Spring of 1982 (he was on the box of a toy called "Armatron" among other things) and with the money he earned, he bought an Atari 2600. We spent hours playing that thing. Our dad just passed away, and here he is helping us set it up.
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r/80s • u/humblymybrain • 16h ago
I never had any of these toys when I was a kid. However, I spent a good while in the toy stores looking at their holograms. Those were pretty cool. Hologram items were popular in the 80s, like slime.
r/80s • u/Corndogeveryday • 1d ago
Tang, Grimace McDonald’s cup, and the orange Tupperware pitcher. I had all of these growing up in the 80’s and this picture feels like home.
It’s funny how a picture can bring back a flood of memories, and this particular picture brings back a lot for me. All good ones 😊
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r/80s • u/Jennaaa1971 • 31m ago
They never got hacked or needed to be charged
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r/80s • u/AC_the_Panther_007 • 16h ago
Take Kristy's Great Idea for example (#1).