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Memory's of the 90ty's (some pics may be Missing)

Garbage Pail kids ran the world threw the 90'tys Garbage Pail Kids were collecting cards with quotes and funny comedy. Everyone was on this. Plus kool Aid collectibles that came with a pack of kool aid - cut and collect. Also Going Basket ball Collect cards - and baseball collecting cards. Easter Egg Hunt and Churches ECt.

The Robot named Toby ran the world in the 90ty's - Here is a list of some get 90'ty's products. All these products have been had by me and it's in the hundreds

- From Movies to shows- to toys to cars - whatever

What about that good trick of changing Corner Office to Coroners Office. "Plagiarism citation's are included in some pictures"

90ty's all star

GI Joe and Barbie

Power wheels

The boss ( Rapper)

D.J. Quick(Rapper)

Raggedy Ann and Andy

Etch & Sketch

Walky Talkys from the 90'ty's

Supper soakers-

Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles

roller blades

Nes Running pad

Transformers

Electronic race tracks

Toy car's

Smurf's

McDonald happy meal toys of the 90'tys

Huffy Sonic 6 1990's

Game Boy

Sega Genesis Hand Held

Sega Genesis

Mr Potato heads

Puzzles

Board Games

Dominoes

Domino Effect On playing cards:

MIni Juke boxes

1990'tys candy

British Knights

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La Gear The original shoes that light when you walk from the 1990'tys - one more time going before the 1,000's on LA Gear.

Catapult: The LA Gear equivalent of Air Jordans, a high-end basketball shoe and training shoe line. The original spokesman for the line was Karl Malone.

PBS : (according to wikipedia on LA GEAR above and below signed; Regardless for Coherst Live 2013)

LA Gear:

Regulator: The inflatable shoe craze of the early 1990s spawned this shoe, L.A. Gear's answer to the Reebok Pump. The shoe featured a large pumping button on the tongue (much larger than the Reebok Pump's was) and a switch on top that deflated the shoe when pushed to the right.

L.A. Lights: was one of L.A. Gear's most successful lines, which came out in 1992. The line of kids LA Lights was launched at Foot Locker and Kids Foot Locker at $50 retail by LA Gear national account manager Jim Stroesser working closely with New York based BBC International, who owned the original patent for the light technology. LA Gear was selling over 5 million pairs of Kids "LA Lights" per year in the 1990s despite other brands selling lighted technology in the lower distribution channels. Light technology for kids has been one of the most successful launches in the athletic shoe industry with over a 100 million pairs sold in all distribution channels.

LA Tech - In 1992 L.A. Gear began marketing "Light Gear" CrossRunner shoes with red LED lights in the heels, and once a wearer's heel hit the ground the lights would light up and continue to do so with every step. L.A. Gear went further in 1993 by introducing the Leap Gear line of performance basketball shoes, which would light up when the player would jump off the ground. LA Tech's lighted technology was launched at Foot Locker by LA Gear national account manager Jim Stroesser, and at Champs by account manager Kyle Coburn. The program's success led to an exclusive national television advertising campaign with over 2000 doors at Foot Locker Inc.

Flak: A brand similar to popular Nike and Adidas products during the mid-1990s.

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Pogs was one of the biggest fad games of the 1990s. Every kid in every school across the country meticulously grew their collection and tried out different slammers to ensure maximum winning. Unfortunately, much like the slap bracelet and Trapper Keeper before it, the Pog proved too cool for school, and was eventually banned in most school districts across the country.

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Topps has continued publishing "All-New Series" GPKs since then. They have added bonus cards, sketch cards or other novelty inserts, and cards with codes for using interactive features on the Garbage Pail Kids World website. The all new GPK 7th series (ANS7) was published in early 2008, with new art by the GPK artists.

UNPUBLISHED: The FIRST Garbage Pail Kid

UNPUBLISHED Garbage Pail Kids

Occasionally Garbage Pail Kids paintings were created but were rejected by Topps, and never became stickers. Those shown above were painted by John Pound.

They were eventually published in 2010, in the GPK Flashback series, in the "Lost GPKs" subset (numbers 65, 66, 67).

Puzzles

Instructions included with each toy

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Color

This is the first and original Sega Genesis handheld this was and or is still the shit - color blagh- cause it took over Nintendo Black and white game-boy.

some fucking shit like the first ever handheld color device. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sega_Game_Gear I'd have to say i liked the Game Gear better than game boy.

Though both was significant.

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