Commercials announced the simultaneous release of all four home versions of Mortal Kombat (SNES, Genesis, Game Boy, and Game Gear) on September 13, 1993.
Originally marketed in 1967, but I remember the '80s commercial.
US, Midwest, Suburban.
Prairie dog? Weasel? Big ass squirrel? Otter? I've seen racoons, possums, skunks, cats, etc. I don't know what this is and reverse image search didn't help much. Cropped, so quality is slightly above potato.
Imagine a world where time drifts slowly. Experience pure moods!
She's still all that.
I remember Wayne Static best from Static-X and from being featured in "It's Goin' Down" (X-Ecutioners) with Link Park's Mike Shinoda and Joe Hahn. He also had collaborations. with Jonathan Davis (Korn), Skinny Puppy, DMC (Run-DMC), etc.
Hinders in Tipp used to be my go-to. Fricker's is good. BW3s has seemingly gone downhill. What are your thoughts about the best Chicken Wings around Dayton?
Standing in the elementary lunch line... waiting for that plate lunch and chocolate milk.
Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band - Like A Rock (1986)
Chevy adopted the slogan in 1991 as a marketing campaign aimed at promoting the strength and dependability of its trucks.
I'm not a Chevy guy, but I remember that song and the commercials.
I might have cheated when I used the PowerPad...
You had to manage amusement parks, construct rides and shops, design roller coasters, etc. while completing objectives.
Founded in 1972, it's still in limited use today. During its hay day, 98% of schools used Scantrons.
The Ren & Stimpy Show, original intro. "Ren, a psychotic Chihuahua, and Stimpson J. Cat, a dimwitted Manx cat who goes by the nickname Stimpy, have a host of unusual adventures."
People who have posted "happy cake day" to me elsewhere often get downvoted 😔
Overall, a good movie, but the kiss between Kathryn (played by Sarah Michelle Gellar) and Cecile (played by Selma Blair) became a cultural touchstone. Definitely remember it.
Developed by Atari Games and released by Time Warner Interactive for arcades. Set on a post-apocalyptic version of Earth called "Urth", players control one of seven prehistoric beasts that battle each other to determine the planet's fate.
A group of kids at a summer camp, run by the heard-but-never-seen Dr. Kahn, form friendships as they spend time harassing buffoonish camp counselor Kevin "Ug" Lee.
It retailed for $28.99 but was being re-sold by scalpers for up to $1,500 by the end of 1996. The scarcity of the new toy provoked a shopping frenzy.
In 2002, NSYNC partnered with Chili's to sponsor their "Celebrity Tour" and filmed several commercials featuring their own rendition of the famous "Baby Back Ribs" jingle.