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Help These Radical 80s-Themed Lego Sets Get Made
Because who wouldn't want a Gizmo made of Lego?
10 Romantic TV Couples That Will Warm Your Heart This Valentine's Day
Gomez and Morticia are my relationship goals.
10 Character Deaths That Still Make Us Tear Up Decades Later
"He can't see without his glasses."
15 Pictures That Will Make Every 90s Kid Laugh So Hard They Drop Their Discman
Shoutout to everyone who had a blonde bowl cut.
7 Times 90s Shows Tried To Warn Us About The Internet With Hilarious Results
Remember when you were young and just starting to learn how to use the internet? It can be a real creepy place, but at the time we didn't know that. We thought it was all Neopets and friends chatting, but sitcoms had to find a way to work these real world computer issues into their shows, and the way they did it ends up looking pretty ridiculous now. These shows had to make things entertaining, while simultaneously trying to warn us about computers because people were honestly still a bit afraid of them at the time. I guess because we
13 Easy Halloween Costume Ideas That Are Perfect For 80s And 90s Kids
I get it, Halloween is kind of tricky sometimes, especially if you don't want to go out and buy one of those premade costumes from Walmart. Sure, they are convenient, but then you end up with a cheap-looking costume that probably doesn't fit right so you end up feeling uncomfortable all night. And, as most of us ladies know, the options for women aren't really that great. Well, what if I told you I have solved your Halloween woes with a big ol' costume list for you? The best part about it is that they are all characters you love
13 Of The Weirdest Acme Gadgets Used by Wile E. Coyote
Where does he even get the money for all of these gadgets? He's a coyote!
12 Facts About Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles That Will Definitely Give You Turtle Power
I don't wanna live in a world without Bebop and Rocksteady.
They Ran The Coolest Magazine On TV, But What Has The Cast Of 'Just Shoot Me' Been Up To Since?
There were a few shows that everyone watched growing up. Friends, Frasier, Seinfeld, and other popular sitcoms seemed to completely take over television screens. However, in my family, you could find us watching a less popular but equally funny show called Just Shoot Me. The show was a lighthearted look at the magazine industry, think Devil Wears Prada, only instead of a high pressure environment where your boss is the scariest person imaginable, you work for a lovable goofball. The show may have been flipped all over the schedule, but it was syndicated so it allowed us to watch it