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I thought it'd be fun to take a trip down memory lane with My Baba's very own retro 80's toy inspired Christmas list.
It was the best thing to play your Tiffany and Debbie Gibson tapes on.
The cartoon world of the 1970’s was ruled by stop frame animations. From the Flumps, the Moomins, Paddington Bear, to Morph, there is a whole ...
Retroheadz take a look back at Classic UK TV Adverts. They certainly don't make them how they used to. How many Classic UK TV Adverts can you remember?
Teens in the 80s had a lot of posters, the ultimate way of creating the perfect bedroom!
The 80s and 90s are calling and are you near your home phone to answer that call?
From Ding Dongs to Hawaiian Punch, here are throwback snacks that'll remind you of your own childhood.
The Southern roots of the beloved 1970s television show
I thought it'd be fun to take a trip down memory lane with My Baba's very own retro 80's toy inspired Christmas list.
It never occurred to me until a demo friend of mine asked what 'Pootle' was or rather, what it meant, that I'd never actually explained. Well, when I
Remember when your biggest complaint was that there wasn’t enough frosting in the packet of Dunkaroo’s?
I don’t remember any of these things…but then again, half the time I don’t remember where I parked my car. If you are under 55, you simply won’t understand. For those who remember – a trip down mem…
I adore Pinterest, recently I came across a 1970’s toy feed and the memories came flooding back! If you are a similar age, then I sure these will bring back happy memories too. I used to get …
Despite my 7am start, having to make it from Sheffield to London meant I was there theoretically pretty late, I still ended up queueing for a while outside as the whole thing seemed to kick off wel…
These were the beauty products we loved as '80s kids and teens that seem to have disappeared from drugstore shelves.
When The A-Team came out earlier this month, I decided to make that movie's flimsy excuse for existence into an even flimsier pretext for a...
Welke rages of acties waren er in de jaren 80 en 90. Wat heb jij gespaard? Jeugdsentiment jaren 80 en 90. Ga meer terug in de tijd met Stijlmagazine.
Tuggummitub, engelsk kola och Nickel. Känn smaken av 80-talet. Här kommer en härlig skopa nostalgi för alla godisälskare.
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The market today is saturated with products, each competing with the other to attract potential customers. Branding, advertising and marketing work alongside businesses to grow their visibility in order to garner a larger share of the market. With a population of over 21 million, Sri Lanka has a thriving market evolving frantically to match supply with demand. But things were not always this fast-paced and competitive. Thirty, forty, fifty years ago, commerce was slower, brands fewer and life simpler. Sri Lankan were not bombarded with an influx of brands, but instead enjoyed and made do with the few they had at the time. While these brands listed below were popular at the time, they are today no more, having made room for bigger and more aggressive brands that have taken over the market. But there are many people who remember them with nostalgia, and the part they played in the landscape of their lives.
Our TV curators count down their top 10 aliens on British television, from the Time Lord himself to Monty Python’s tennis-playing blancmanges.
Quite clearly the greatest magazine of our time.
From Britpop to Billie Piper, the '90s were awesome.
From "Magnum, P.I." to "Murder, She Wrote," television in the '80s definitely had its share of private detective...
The Moonlighting Curse is a myth writers and the media have created to give writers a free pass.
Last weekend, we celebrated my cousin's 20th birthday. While sitting around waiting for some silly basketball game to end, I began talking about memorable birthday gifts. I recalled that some of my most favorite gifts were given to me by their dad. Their dad is also my "God Father." Remember the "A" necklace I once blogged about? I was turning 7 on November 4, 1979. That was the year Colorforms released the Barbie Dream House. I'm confused because I thought that was the year I received my "A" necklace -- maybe it was some sort of combination gift from Uncle Tony making them even more memorable? Who knows. Anyway, if you're a regular FourthGradeNothing.com reader, you may recall me whining about how I had always wanted a Barbie Dream House but for whatever reason, my folks missed the boat on that gift. Okay, fast forward to the Barbie Dream House Colorforms. I was a serious Colorforms fan and die-hard Barbie fan - this shiz was like the best of both worlds. The Barbie Dream House set was incredible. The backdrop was 3-D and consisted of multiple rooms ready to be filled with fashionably funky late '70s furniture, trinkets, Barbie and Ken figures, clothing and more. I was in heaven! Poof - dream sequence ruined ... Can you imagine the horror I felt when my cousin (she's in her early 20s) shot me a confused look and asked, "What are Colorforms?" It's times like that you realize your true age. For you younger folks who have never heard of Colorforms, please keep reading! Five Fast Colorform Facts Colorforms were invented in the 1960s by a creative New York City couple named Harry (a painter and art director) and Patricia Kislevitz. Colorforms consisted of colorful thin, die-cut flexible plastic shapes which would adhere to the shiny laminated cardboard. Pieces could be reapplied and moved around. The downside was that within a few weeks, the sticker-like pieces lost their adhesiveness from being touched with dirty kids' hands. Mattel and other brands marketed Colorforms throughout the years -- producing Colorforms for a variety of cartoon characters, movies and toys including Peanuts, Holly Hobbie, Strawberry Shortcake, etc. Colorforms came in many shapes and forms - there were games, 3-D cutouts and more. The Colorforms tag line and slogan was "It's More Fun To Play The Colorforms Way" and it really was. Still confused? Think of those window clings people put on their windows around the holidays, it's a very similar concept to Colorforms. View a vintage Colorforms commercial For a complete history lesson and cool Colorforms facts and info, please visit toy inventor and legend, Mel Birnkrant's Colorforms web site at: Melbirnkrant.com/colorforms.
If school days are supposed to be amongst the happiest of your life then why do so many kids look so awkward in their yearbook photos?
Slip on a pair of old smelly jellies and let's skip down memory lane.
