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Originally Posted by dextire
But what's wrong with kids liking stuff from the 80s? Isn't it awesome that the toys and stuff we grew up with are so great that later generations want them instead of the new stuff?
I'm always up for sharing how great the stuff from the 80s is to the kids today. And if one of them claims to have had one, or seen one, or knows someone who had one, it certainty doesn't ruin my memory of it.
And just so know, the Mousetrap board game I used to play with was my Mom's from back in 1968. Definitely not just an 80s thing.  |
nothin's wrong with liking anything. And yeah, it is awesome some peeps would love certain things over new stuff. In fact, it would be heaven (and probably lower the criminal rate) if every kid wanted a wall jelly spider or Princess Barbie instead of an iPad or Bratz doll with super-whore midriff action.
I'll admit, I didn't know Mousetrap was that old. I only first saw a commercial of it when I was 5, we got it, and used to play it with my dad every weekend. Then, we lost a piece, and couldn't find it anywhere again.