Ukraina finne ut mer om overnatting leie i Kharkov In terms of cartoons, umm, I watched a lot of transformers. I also wasted money by having a subscription to Nintendo Power.
And it always took finesse to get the old ac adapter cord to fall perfectly into place since the wiring would quickly go bonkers.
TOE STARTER 3 KLYUCH MOVIE
I loved that wizard movie and I remember all that blowing and snapping we did to the game cartridges.
TOE STARTER 3 KLYUCH TV
We would leave the tv and game on overnight for weeks at a time. When I was old enough to play NES with my brothers, I would commandeer the system, we would take turns on th Mario levels. Oh and guys remember the speak n spell computer things?!? The red one was a spelling one and the blue one was a math one? I went through a few of them. I also bought those brain busters (?) flash card thingies JUST FOR FUN. I just did typing exercises all day and play the game with the falling letters/words.
Also, I loved the “typing master” program for our first mac. I remember for fun I would take a book and basically retype it into a word processor. This is a no-holds-barred time to tell us: What brings you back ? A comic strip? A video game? A bio class? Or something shiny and electronic, perhaps? C’mon, fess up- we’re just getting started! It’s good I realized all of this philosophical junk, because I can be totally pretentious about it in a smart, ironic self-aware way now that makes it okay to shamelessly read a comic strip about an pre-adolescent boy and his toy tiger.Ĭalvin & Hobbes is certainly among my most beloved early brushes with geekdom, but I want to know: What’s your favorite little chunk of geek nostalgia? Or big chunk! Or like 25 chunks! Or a million little pieces! Looking back at Calvin & Hobbes today, I find myself drunk with intense, ethereal nostalgia. And young geek me feels a bit betrayed…but I guess this is growing up or something. I realize now that Hobbes (the sometimes tiny tiger stuffed animal, sometimes actual tiger) wasn’t even actually there, he was just some lofty manifestation of a little cartoon dude’s psyche.
TOE STARTER 3 KLYUCH HOW TO
Not just how to make the exactly-fucking-perfect-snowball. Turns out my fave comic was a treatise on maturity, aesthetics and existential angst. In retrospect, Hobbes was clearly the ego to Calvin’s id (those are technical terms for grown-ups ). Looking back at my formative years, hardly anything made more of an impact on young geek me than the comic strip, Calvin & Hobbes. Today I came across these reinventions of Bill Watterson’s now timeless comic classic, and I got to thinkin.’
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