10 Things School Kids Today Don't Have To Put Up With
I still vividly remember the sound of red dodgeballs.
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11 Facts That Prove Roald Dahl Was So Much More Than A Genius Author
Roald Dahl may have written most of our childhood favorites, but not a lot of people know about the author himself. He is behind classics like Matilda, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and James and the Giant Peach, but the kids reading his stories have no idea how much he has been through. BiographyThe author had an incredible life that is unlike any others. Let's see if you know about his amazing past! He was a fighter pilot and a spy in World War IIRoald Dahl Museum and Story CenterHe flew a "Hawker Hurricane" in WWII starting in 1941. His
12 Drastic Mascot Changes You Totally Forgot Happened
The Jolly Green Giant used to be legit terrifying.
9 Facts About J.R.R. Tolkien That Sounds Less Believable Than His Books
The mental image of him chasing his neighbor with an axe is just too good.
15 Pictures That Will Make You Say "How Could I Forget About That?"
You were nothing without a set of stamp markers.
10 Movie Plots That Would Be Foiled By Modern Technology
Thanks to Facebook, ain't nobody forgetting Molly Ringwald's birthday.
12 One-Hit-Wonders You'll Say You Hate Even Though You Know All The Words
What were we thinking?!
10 Awesome Facts About The Worlds Of Power Books
If your middle school library was anything like mine, there was probably a huge waiting list for the only copy of the Ninja Gaiden book from the Worlds of Power series.WikimediaThe classic young readers series adapted some of the best NES games into full-length books that doubled as game guides. But who came up with this genius idea? And why were only a handful of titles turned into books?1. They were meant to get young boys to readThe series seems like it was thought up in Nintendo's marketing department, but credit actually belongs to Seth Godin. He was
We're Officially Old Enough That All Our Childhood Toys Are Headed To A Museum
Have you ever looked back over your childhood toys and been completely confused why everyone keeps calling them "Vintage"? Well, I guess we all are suddenly a lot older then we thought, because all our old toys are now going into a museum. TripAdvisorThere is a museum in Rochester, New York that is called The Strong Museum. It is also known at the "National Museum of Play" and is probably every kids' dream to go there. Trip AdvisorInside this epic and sprawling museum, you can find over 10,000 board games, hundreds of arcade games, thousands of dolls and action