18 Vintage Tupperware Sets That Will Totally Take You Back
Nothing says the '70s like orange and green tupperware!
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Turn Your Smartphone Into A Game Boy With This Cool Device!
Retro-Gaming has really made a comeback and it has done it quite well! Over the last few months, we have seen the Sega come back, the original Nintendo system, and even the Game Boy. But now, instead of making you pick up an entirely new system, one company has built a device that will turn any smartphone into a Game Boy! That's right! Now you can take your regular phone and stick it into this little sleeve that will let you play all your old cartridges form the glory days of Nintendo! This little peripheral system is available for preorder
18 Things From the 90s You Totally Forgot About
We had a lot of really interesting toys in the 90s. Things that weren't really that interesting...but with a little imagination they went a long way.We always remember the big one: Tamagotchis, Furbies, Pokemon cards, Hot Wheels, etc. But what about the forgotten toys? The ones that were a huge hit for about 3 months and then just...well they fell victim to our ever-changing childhood. Here's a list of thing that almost everyone had, but almost everyone has forgotten.1. That bird toy that would balance on your finger. Did it have a name? 2. The Deluxe
Here's 10 Awesome Facts About Richard Dean Anderson For His Birthday
The MacGyver Star turns 67 today.
Which 80s Song Are You? Find Out With This Quiz
Did you grow up listening to the classic songs of the 80s? It was a time when huge artists like Queen, Michael Jackson, and Madonna were still in their prime.If the music of this decade defined your life, then there must be one song that perfectly fits you. You don't need to remember any album titles or lyrics for this quiz, it's just a fun way to see which hit 80s song fits your personality best.I got Take On Me, by A-ha, remember them? Take this quiz yourself to see which song fits you best, and don't forget
15 Friendly Facts About Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood
Mr. Rogers told a famous story about why he wanted to work in television: he never watched much TV, and one day when he did all he saw was people yelling at each other and clowns throwing pies.He decided to make TV nicer, to create the kinds of programs he would like to watch, and of course the rest is history. Odds are no matter how old you are, you've spent a lot of time watching Mr. Rogers. His show Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood ran from 1966 to 2001, so some people even watched him as a kid, then grew
Did You Know These 7 Interesting Facts About Mr. Dressup?
Mr. Dressup was one of the most iconic characters in children's television for decades. But how much do you really know about him? The long history of Mr. Dressup is one to celebrate! Here are 7 interesting facts about one of the greatest shows for kids! 1. Mr. Dressup's real name is Ernie CoombsAmerican Ernie Coombs first created the character of Mr. Dressup for a TV series called Butternut Square in 1964 before the show officially launched in 19672. He used to be a painterCoombs was a painter, set designer and technician before he became on of the most famous
"Little Star" Was The Weirdest Show You Probably Don't Remember
Growing up, we had a lot of kids show to watch. Some great, some not so great. One of those "not so great" shows was something called Little Star. It was an...odd...mix of both animation and terrifying puppets. The opening credits take you through space, where the planets are actually fruit? And a dog? Because that's OBVIOUSLY what happens in space. Even on IMDB there's limited information on this show. "The heroes live on "Mimosa", a beautiful well-equipped space station that travels through the galaxy. Little Star is a charming fairy space that follows a cheerful team during