I'm still blating on the Wack & Pecker decker blecker.

No, but I do remember one of the dumbest, most exploitive commercials I've ever seen for Mountain Dew Code Red that came out sometimes in the early 2000s.

I also felt bad that part of the comedy for me was picturing the whole of society now always knowing the people who had parkinson's because of their hyper exclusive, technological 80s hightops.

Wait, I thought Mario was italian? Are you gonna tell me next that those people aren't all plumbers, and don't say "-a!" after every other word?

They were doing that shit before any of the movies came out anyway, so you shouldn't praise them for continuing the cycle.

I shouldn't have laughed at this, but I did.

Only if you travel back to 1985.

All at once?

On a related note, this shit is also the reason if you collected pretty much anything that formerly rose in value after years (baseball cards, comics, etc) in the 90s, most of that stuff is worth jack n shit.

Yea, but why the fuck are you asking full price even for the used ones?

You must be white.

For those who didn't know about the whole 90s "Japan is going to own our economy!" nonsense, look at the film that is basically the visual bible of this stupid concept:

I always thought he said, "Suppries!"

What about when the cars become self-aware?

Not if you keep your hoverboard handy.

Wait a second…

In New York, (As I believe, but I'm sure this may not be true) years before any other place, we actually had nude house cleaners as a legitimate service that you could order through back order magazines and early illegitimate website backpages.

My good friend's older brother worked for Cutco SPECIFICALLY so he could also sell weed.

Holy shit. I just finished this show this morning.

One issue that I was wondering about for a while now: In the episode where they play "Bring Da Ruckus" over the fight scene, why the hell do they censor the "fucks"?