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Some synth music:













Did anyone watch the Americans? Good show and it was set in 1981-1987. It was good seeing the cars and fashion. They played a lot of 80s music .

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(12-25-2018 12:22 PM)Cr33pin Wrote:  

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As a kid I used to love going to the Moose Lodge with my dad for bingo cause when the bingo was over I got to go to the members only side with him where he would get drunk at the bar and give me quarters to play this song on the jukebox.





There was also a shuffle board table there that I would play.... actually those were good memories. Parents would bring us kids to what was essentially a bar and get drunk an us kids would just run wild an play shuffle board, darts, and whatever other games we could make up.


In 2018 you got kids dressed in drag at a gay bar getting money thrown at them.... an then getting to go on the morning shows an talk about it.

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I watched this earlier today it's still a classic. Merry Christmas RVF!

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Now, the following two have a slight urban tale.

So, Mel Brooks put his track out first in 1983:




and some time later in 1984, these guys came out with this:



(There's a video for this, but the sound quality is vintage worn VHS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EmTHYES1uQ )
According to some sources, as a retort.

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I saw this one when I was a little boy and I knew I wasn't gay:





I'm still on the lookout for a leggy red lipped black dressed brunette sex doll looking woman, not much luck thus far.

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(12-26-2018 10:11 PM)Silver_Tube Wrote:  I saw this one when I was a little boy and I knew I wasn't gay:





I'm still on the lookout for a leggy red lipped black dressed brunette sex doll looking woman, not much luck thus far.

This confirms it. I am also not a gay.

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This 80's song is a good strategy for the coming year.

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(01-02-2019 06:52 PM)debeguiled Wrote:  This 80's song is a good strategy for the coming year.

I love the 38 special

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There was an argument that ”Lethal Weapon” is a better Christmas action-flick than ”Die Hard”...








Then again, someone also claimed ”Cobra” (Stallone, 1986) is also a Christmas movie...

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Before he got really famous, Tom Hanks did memorable guests spots as Uncle Ned on "Family Ties."

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(01-03-2019 08:17 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  Before he got really famous, Tom Hanks did memorable guests spots as Uncle Ned on "Family Ties."

Speaking of Tom Hanks:






I gotta watch this again soon.

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Lethal Weapon was a much better film than Die Hard also.

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I stumbled upon this song late last night, I normally listen to dancey sounding things and the contrast really made it stand out, very cool song imo.

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