What are stuff from the 80's?

by valerieSONORA

Posted: 17 years ago 44 replies

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I need ideas of stuff from the 80's for a blog. I already have nintendo and cabbage patch kids.

What else?

John Rowe 17 years ago

Rubik's Cube.
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Jonathan 2.0 Banned 17 years ago

Rubick's Cube. That's a good one. I peeled all the stickers off and replaced them and got in trouble by my Dad. (Well I was only a kid.) Personally I thought it was quite creative.
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- Tina Golden 17 years ago
  
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  Kurt 17 years ago
  
  Trivia Pursuit
  Pacman (and Ms. Pacman)
  Walkman
  
  ...And I can probably dig up some old pizza boxes from the 80's if I clean out my closets.
  
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  Jonathan 2.0 Banned 17 years ago
  
  New Romantic Music. One of my favourite songs was Dire Straight's "Money For Nothing."
  
  Me and my Brother used to put it on full volume when our parents were out and jump up and down on the sofa playing air guitar. Was fun growing up in the 80's. Good times. That has to be one of the best guitar riffs and intro's in music history.
  
  And that reminds me of another one: MTV.
  
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  waltham 17 years ago
  
  The "A" Team & mash
  
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  ShayB 17 years ago
  
  Parachute pants
  
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Paul1234 17 years ago

Space Invaders (arcade game)
Ford Capri 2.8i (car)
Amstrad PCW8512 (computer/wordprocessor)
Sinclair ZX81 (computer)
Sinclair ZX Spectrum (computer)
Duran Duran (pop group)
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raydp 17 years ago

Live Aid!

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- Jonathan 2.0 Banned 17 years ago
  
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  Live Aid!
  
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  Yeah brilliant suggestion.
  
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Sylvia Meier 17 years ago

Slap bracelets
Neon stuff
Big hair and even bigger bangs
Fraggle Rock
Smurfs
Skip-it's
High top runners

And way too many scary memories to recall LOL.
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gareth 17 years ago

Nina Hagen

zztop

depache mode

human league

robert plant

icehouse

landscapes

thompson twins

new wave
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gareth 17 years ago

Oh yeah and Maddonna was fricken hot and christina applegate was too.
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Bert Ritz 17 years ago

Reggae-Bob Markley
Michael Jackson-Thriller
Trivia Pursuit
VCRs
Capris
Break up of AT&T-Baby Bells created
Long Distance Companies
Comedy Clubs

That's off the top of my head
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David Maschke 17 years ago

The 80's? Totally, dude. You can like, gag me with a spoon.
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Paul1234 17 years ago

Films:

E.T.
Beverly Hills Cop
Terminator
Dirty Dancing
Nightmare on Elm Street
Blues Brothers
Ghostbusters
Back To The future
The Karate Kid
Short Circuit
Lost Boys
Wargames
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Phnx 17 years ago

Amiga
Debbie Harry & Blondie
AC/DC
Gordon Gekko/Wall Street
Ghost
Those huge mobile phones

ETA: These were HUGE
Dynasty
Dallas
Joan Collins
Who Shot J.R
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- summer07 17 years ago
  
  "Members Only" jackets
  big shoulder pads
  Long Island Iced Tea
  Sony Walkmans
  casette tapes
  Star Trek Next Generation
  
  ....brings back memories
  
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  ecoverartist 17 years ago
  
  Awesome, this is my era
  
  Day-Glo everything
  Boom box
  Acid washed jeans
  Pumps shoes
  He-Man
  Lipsmackers (I could've eaten the blueberry one right out of the tube -yumm)
  Converse All Stars (anyone remember the shoes with the different colored tags you could replace to match whatever you were wearing? So handy!)
  BIG HAIR and Aqua Net!
  My Little Pony
  Gremlins
  Roller Blades
  Vanilla Ice (late 80's)
  Spandex
  Garbage Pail Kids
  New Kids on the Block
  Walkie Talkies
  Miami Vice
  Spuds Mackenzie
  "Where's the Beef?"
  
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Star69 17 years ago

The Eighties...spoon or no spoon, I makes me want to hurl!
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pavondunbar 17 years ago

Cartoons:

He-Man
She-Ra
Transformers
Voltron
Thundercats

All those kick ass...period...

Valerie, just put the 5 cartoons above in your blog. You'll have, like, 1,000,000,000,000 subscribers in a day...

Then you can write an ebook about getting 1,000,000,000,000 subscribers in a day, sell it for $197 a pop, and be filthy rich and retire on your yacht and beachfront mansion in Aruba.

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- valerieSONORA 17 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by pavondunbar
  
  beachfront mansion in Aruba.
  
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  Beachfront mansion in Aruba!!!!! Oh my lifelong dream to live by the beach in a tropical climate!!!!!
  I actually have the He-Man DVD set LOL so the kids of today can see it since it's not on TV anymore. Used to love She-Ra. The Transformers scared me, I'd go run off when they came on.
  
  Slap bracelets!!!!!! I totally forgot about those LOLOL I think they were all the rage when I was in like 2nd grade
  
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Jared Alberghini

17 years ago

ROFLMAO @ This guy, Denny 'Blazin' Hazen, 80's rap sensation (well, he never really did get that big record contract):

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VegasVince 17 years ago

The quintessential Big 80's ride.....

The DeLorean.

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TimPhelan

17 years ago

It's amazing that guy never caught on. ;-)

Reminds me of another fad in the 80s: mullets.

Originally Posted by Jared Alberghini

ROFLMAO @ This guy, Denny 'Blazin' Hazen, 80's rap sensation (well, he never really did get that big record contract):

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Jared Alberghini 17 years ago

Remember the California Raisins? This commercial was from '87

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vneely 17 years ago

Leg warmers.
Jelly shoes.
Commodore 64.
MacGyver.
Frogger.
Tron.
Revenge of the Nerds.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
M. C. Hammer.
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valerieSONORA 17 years ago

Oh wow memories are coming back LOL. California raisins I remember them haha. And MC Hammer LOL. Jelly shoes I got a pair of those when I was 5 lol
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- Kurt 17 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by valerieSONORA
  
  Oh wow memories are coming back LOL. California raisins I remember them haha. And MC Hammer LOL. Jelly shoes I got a pair of those when I was 5 lol
  
  MC Hammer is really big on Twitter now:
  Twitter / MCHammer
  
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janicejan 17 years ago

80's crazy dance moves, new wave, and of course, the first annual MTV awards where Madonna sang Like a Virgin on stage, doing the unthinkable and left the audiences' jaws on the floor. Television has never been the same way again.
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ecoverartist 17 years ago

I used to love the Thundercats and He-Man.

At least back then, those cartoons had a moral at the end of the story which taught you something. Today's cartoons' morals are to go out and buy our trading cards/video games/comic books. *sigh*
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gareth 17 years ago

*** SLIME ***
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ecoverartist 17 years ago

Gareth I think you mean ecto-plasm
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- KimW 17 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by ecoverartist
  
  Gareth I think you mean ecto-plasm
  
  That's a tough call, he could mean ecto plasm from Ghostbusters, or he could really mean slime, from Nick@Night.
  
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Liquification 17 years ago

Lets not forget something that has come back today. Transformers.
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- mscherrah 17 years ago
  
  GARBAGE....PAIL....KIDS!
  
  Oh yeah, how about Capsella, Snorks, the Coreys, Care Bears, and ALF
  
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valerieSONORA 17 years ago

LOL I remember that green slime being dropped on ppls heads on Nickelodean. When did they stop doing that?
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robie 17 years ago

Captain Spock from Star Trek
New Kids On The Block
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- ThomM 17 years ago
  
  And the most disgusting vile thing to come out of the 80's, crack.
  Thanks G.B. Sr. and R.R.
  
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  ThomM 17 years ago
  
  And here's one of the best songs IMHO of the 80's.
  
  YouTube - Queen - crazy little thing called love
  
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Christie Love 17 years ago

Ohhh. Michael Jackson, Prince, and Miami Vice. They were all smokin HOT back then.
How about Jane Fanda and Richard Simmons
Leg Warmers
New Edition
Karate Kid
Barbies
MC Hammer's "Can't Touch This"
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jacstone193 17 years ago

Big hair big shoulders and DALLAS !
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Kurt 17 years ago

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birddog200 17 years ago

Ratt, Cinderella, Parachute Pants, Mullet,
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