80s things that MUST BE FORGOTTEN

My list:

Milli Vanilli Vanilla Ice Rambo - the movies He-Man The Gipsy Kings Chuck Norris Wham Freddy Krueger Porky's Michael Jackson And finally: "We're the world ,we're the children..."

the "Rocky" sequel with the Russian dude (3? 4? ) Gallagher Leg-warmers Richard Simmons SNL-The Anthony Michael Hall Years The "Brat Pack" Solid Gold Casey Kasem Conan the Barbarian Ginsu Knife countless "Halloween" or "Friday the 13th" sequels Donald Trump Reganomics "Fame" Dolly Parton/Kenny Rogers duets Bret Easton Ellis Alf

and a moratorium on the "Ernest" movies until 2015 (just a random date, really)

Originally posted by Taboo # 7 Conan the Barbarian

This one I agree, but there are people that don't, since Uncle Arnold has signed to do its sequence...

Too many to remember :barf:

Oh yeah, I almost forgot..."power ballads" :barf:

T'Pau Fairground Attraction Blue Monday 88 Opel Manta Roller Disco's

day-glo pink/yellow towelling socks depeche mode dexys midnight runners

The Cure and Erasure, also Guns and Roses and Bobby Brown

Brother Beyond, Johnny hates Jazz, Wet Wet Wet, 5 Star, Tarzan Boy, REO Speedwagon, Peter Cetera, St Elmo's Fire, Lorenzo Lamas, Bon Jovi (still), Reagan, Thatcher, PW Botha, Do they know it's Christmas with Phil Collins on drums

Originally posted by Push Brother Beyond, Johnny hates Jazz, Wet Wet Wet, 5 Star, Tarzan Boy, REO Speedwagon, Peter Cetera, St Elmo's Fire, Lorenzo Lamas, Bon Jovi (still), Reagan, Thatcher, PW Botha, Do they know it's Christmas with Phil Collins on drums

Reagan, Thatcher They were both great leaders for their respective countries

Originally posted by Tristan Jayol The Cure and Erasure, also Guns and Roses and Bobby Brown

Guns and Roses...I think that they were a band from the nineties, but as they are arguably the worst band that ever existed, they should be forgotten in all decades; in the past and the future. :D

Originally posted by Tristan Jayol > Originally posted by Push> Brother Beyond, Johnny hates Jazz, Wet Wet Wet, 5 Star, Tarzan Boy, REO Speedwagon, Peter Cetera, St Elmo's Fire, Lorenzo Lamas, Bon Jovi (still), Reagan, Thatcher, PW Botha, Do they know it's Christmas with Phil Collins on drums

Reagan, Thatcher They were both great leaders for their respective countries

True...

The world would be a worse place without the leadership of President Reagan and PM Thatcher.

Originally posted by Tristan Jayol > Originally posted by Push> Brother Beyond, Johnny hates Jazz, Wet Wet Wet, 5 Star, Tarzan Boy, REO Speedwagon, Peter Cetera, St Elmo's Fire, Lorenzo Lamas, Bon Jovi (still), Reagan, Thatcher, PW Botha, Do they know it's Christmas with Phil Collins on drums

Reagan, Thatcher They were both great leaders for their respective countries

Thatcher - are you being serious?

We can well see you're not British, then...

Originally posted by Graeme > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > > Originally posted by Push> > Brother Beyond, Johnny hates Jazz, Wet Wet Wet, 5 Star, Tarzan Boy, REO Speedwagon, Peter Cetera, St Elmo's Fire, Lorenzo Lamas, Bon Jovi (still), Reagan, Thatcher, PW Botha, Do they know it's Christmas with Phil Collins on drums>

Reagan, Thatcher They were both great leaders for their respective countries

Thatcher - are you being serious?

We can well see you're not British, then...

I'm curious, and I ask with all respect, how you came about forming your opinion of PM Thatcher?

I agree with you Alejo

Originally posted by Graeme > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > > Originally posted by Push> > Brother Beyond, Johnny hates Jazz, Wet Wet Wet, 5 Star, Tarzan Boy, REO Speedwagon, Peter Cetera, St Elmo's Fire, Lorenzo Lamas, Bon Jovi (still), Reagan, Thatcher, PW Botha, Do they know it's Christmas with Phil Collins on drums>

Reagan, Thatcher They were both great leaders for their respective countries

Thatcher - are you being serious?

We can well see you're not British, then...

by the same logic, he isn't very american either

Originally posted by Michael McDermott > Originally posted by Graeme> > > > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > > > > > Originally posted by Push> > > Brother Beyond, Johnny hates Jazz, Wet Wet Wet, 5 Star, Tarzan Boy, REO Speedwagon, Peter Cetera, St Elmo's Fire, Lorenzo Lamas, Bon Jovi (still), Reagan, Thatcher, PW Botha, Do they know it's Christmas with Phil Collins on drums> > >

Reagan, Thatcher They were both great leaders for their respective countries

Thatcher - are you being serious?

We can well see you're not British, then...

I'm curious, and I ask with all respect, how you came about forming your opinion of PM Thatcher? The usual methods by which people form opinions of things. Reading (history, politics), influence of others (people I know more than the media), life experiences, that sort of thing.

I have no comment to make on her foreign policy, and especially not on the issue of the Malvinas, since, clearly, that's potentially a very sore point here. But she was/is an old right wing hag, and there are many numerous examples of her right wing haggery. The most obvious thing that stands out is the poll tax, a quite abominable idea. Which, by the way, they thought they'd give a trial run in Scotland first, so cheers for that. (Extra credit for the fact that Scotland didn't once return, or come close to returning, a Conservative majority between 1979-97.)

Anyway, I have no interest in getting into a political debate here, so I have little more to say on the matter.

So - He-Man - who wanted rid of He-Man?? No!!

flock of hairdressers:

kip winger:

Originally posted by AgentWood flock of hairdressers:kip winger:

Chris

What the hell is this ? (a simple movement or rhyme?)

and these...i could never solve any of these maddening fuckers:

Originally posted by AgentWood flock of hairdressers:kip winger:

Hey I am not going to forget Flock of Seagulls, especially since they'll be my inspiration for my Halloween costume :D

Originally posted by Sean Taugher > Originally posted by Graeme> > > > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > > > > > Originally posted by Push> > > Brother Beyond, Johnny hates Jazz, Wet Wet Wet, 5 Star, Tarzan Boy, REO Speedwagon, Peter Cetera, St Elmo's Fire, Lorenzo Lamas, Bon Jovi (still), Reagan, Thatcher, PW Botha, Do they know it's Christmas with Phil Collins on drums> > >

Reagan, Thatcher They were both great leaders for their respective countries

Thatcher - are you being serious?

We can well see you're not British, then...

by the same logic, he isn't very american either Well I am a French immigrant to the US, and no matter how much the Brits hated Thatcher, she was the prime minister who bolstered Britain's economic comeback after its previous horrid status

Originally posted by AgentWood and these...i could never solve any of these maddening fuckers:

Neither did I

I can still do the original square one in under 2 mins, but I never touched any of the others

Originally posted by Love Will tear us Apart > Originally posted by AgentWood> and these...i could never solve any of these maddening fuckers:> >

Neither did I whenever i try a Rubix cube I always end up with a configuration harder than the one i started with

Of course, you could just rearange the stickers to your favor...

But that would be cheating

I've thought of some more: "The ABC Afterschool Special", TV miniseries-events (they always seemed to involve Elvis or the Nazis), and Miami Vice

Originally posted by Graeme > Originally posted by Michael McDermott> > > > Originally posted by Graeme> > > > > > > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Push> > > > Brother Beyond, Johnny hates Jazz, Wet Wet Wet, 5 Star, Tarzan Boy, REO Speedwagon, Peter Cetera, St Elmo's Fire, Lorenzo Lamas, Bon Jovi (still), Reagan, Thatcher, PW Botha, Do they know it's Christmas with Phil Collins on drums> > > > > >

Reagan, Thatcher They were both great leaders for their respective countries

Thatcher - are you being serious?

We can well see you're not British, then...

I'm curious, and I ask with all respect, how you came about forming your opinion of PM Thatcher? The usual methods by which people form opinions of things. Reading (history, politics), influence of others (people I know more than the media), life experiences, that sort of thing.

I have no comment to make on her foreign policy, and especially not on the issue of the Malvinas, since, clearly, that's potentially a very sore point here. But she was/is an old right wing hag, and there are many numerous examples of her right wing haggery. The most obvious thing that stands out is the poll tax, a quite abominable idea. Which, by the way, they thought they'd give a trial run in Scotland first, so cheers for that. (Extra credit for the fact that Scotland didn't once return, or come close to returning, a Conservative majority between 1979-97.)

Anyway, I have no interest in getting into a political debate here, so I have little more to say on the matter.

So - He-Man - who wanted rid of He-Man?? No!!

Thank you for the thoughtful response and for the new word which I will be introducing to the Plano, Texas lexicon: haggery. Greatness.

Originally posted by Tristan Jayol > Originally posted by Sean Taugher> > > > Originally posted by Graeme> > > > > > > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Push> > > > Brother Beyond, Johnny hates Jazz, Wet Wet Wet, 5 Star, Tarzan Boy, REO Speedwagon, Peter Cetera, St Elmo's Fire, Lorenzo Lamas, Bon Jovi (still), Reagan, Thatcher, PW Botha, Do they know it's Christmas with Phil Collins on drums> > > > > >

Reagan, Thatcher They were both great leaders for their respective countries

Thatcher - are you being serious?

We can well see you're not British, then...

by the same logic, he isn't very american either Well I am a French immigrant to the US, and no matter how much the Brits hated Thatcher, she was the prime minister who bolstered Britain's economic comeback after its previous horrid status

don't get your panties in a bunch, i was just taking the piss outta good-ol' michael. think what ever you want about thatch; i was lightly taking a crack at his constant reagan defense.

Originally posted by Sean Taugher > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > > Originally posted by Sean Taugher> > > > > > > Originally posted by Graeme> > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Tristan Jayol> > > > > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Push> > > > > Brother Beyond, Johnny hates Jazz, Wet Wet Wet, 5 Star, Tarzan Boy, REO Speedwagon, Peter Cetera, St Elmo's Fire, Lorenzo Lamas, Bon Jovi (still), Reagan, Thatcher, PW Botha, Do they know it's Christmas with Phil Collins on drums> > > > > > > > > >

Reagan, Thatcher They were both great leaders for their respective countries

Thatcher - are you being serious?

We can well see you're not British, then...

by the same logic, he isn't very american either Well I am a French immigrant to the US, and no matter how much the Brits hated Thatcher, she was the prime minister who bolstered Britain's economic comeback after its previous horrid status

don't get your panties in a bunch, i was just taking the piss outta good-ol' michael. think what ever you want about thatch; i was lightly taking a crack at his constant reagan defense. hey when I read what you wrote I was laughing, no need to worry. GO GIPPER

mothers can tell when their children lie, you know... :D