Fraggle Rock, We Salute You!
Have you ever taken a look at something and said Wow, that makes me feel old!?  Walking down the aisles of Wal-Mart seeing a select few VHS tapes, something we have all grown up with is very disheartening.  Growing old is a matter of perspective. Faculty, staff, and older students will laugh when they read about how old we feel at only the ages of 21 and 22.  So many things which we remember are quickly being forgotten.  So many great television shows, musical groups, and childrens toys have become part of the past and under appreciated.  Some of our favorite TV shows have been released onto DVD, but most of them only exist on family recordings or in our memories. This is a tribute to our favorite memories of growing old:
Our Favorite TV Shows:
Alf, Dinosaurs, Fraggle Rock, Land of the Lost, Are You Afraid of the Dark?, Pinky and the Brain, The Elephant Show, You Cant Do That On Television, Reading Rainbow, Salute Your Shorts, Wuzzles, Captain Planet, Rainbow Brite, Smurfs, The Twilight Zone, Underdog, Mighty Mouse, Hey Dude, Clarissa Explains It All, Punky Brewster, The Facts Of Life, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Jetsons, The Wonder Years, Doug, Beetlejuice, Tiny Toon Adventures, Muppet Babies, David the Gnome, Eurekas Castle, Snorks, Alvin and the Chipmunks, SNICK, Chip and Dales Rescue Rangers, Tale Spin, Ducktales, Ghostbusters, The Secret World of Alex Mack, She-Ra, He-man, Lady Lovely Locks, My Little Ponies, Care Bears, Adventures of Pete and Pete, Double Dare, Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego the Game Show, Weinerville, and many, many more.
Music of our youth:
New Kids on the Block (oh yeah, we got the right stuff), Tiffany (I think were alone now), Spice Girls (yeah, Ill tell you what I want, what I really really want), Vanilla Ice (The right temperature for our town, Ice, Ice, Baby), Milli Vanilli (Girl you know its, girl you know its), Color Me Badd (Slow motion is better than no motion), MC Hammer (we are defiantly To legit, to legit, to quit), Michael Jackson (before) (hes so bad with his thrillers and smooth criminal ways), Flock of Seagulls (I ran, I ran so far away), Madonna (touched for the very first time), Paula Abdul (Straight up now tell me do you really wanna love me forever), Ah-Ha (Take on me ),  Dexys Midnight Runners (Come on Eileen!) and the list goes on and on.
Games, Toys, Candy and the horrible fashions our parents bestowed upon us:
Leg-warmers, Nintendo, Duck Hunt, Game Boy (the 1.3 inch thick grey version), Ker-Plunk, Spirograph, Stirrup pants, Slinky, Lik-a-Maid, Mouse Trap, Slap Bracelets, Puffy painted clothes, POGS, tamagotchis, Pac-Man, Teddy Ruxpin, Whistle Pops, Acid Wash Jeans, Cooties, Skip-It, Tshirt Clips, Crocodile Mile, Tongue Splashers, Easy Bake Oven, Parachute Pants, Girl Talk, Koosh Balls, spandex track shorts, Cootie Catchers, Lite Brite, Lincoln Logs, Creepy Crawlers, Pop Rocks, Jelly Shoes, Jolt, Rattails, My Pet Monster, Banana Clips, Pillow Pals, Side Pony Tails, Puff-a-lumps, Pound Puppies, Trolls, Razzles, Bazooka Bubble Gum, Lawn Darts, Scrunchies, Zoomba pants, Day-Glo color clothes, Shorts with tights underneath and all the other horrible fashions, crazy toys, games and candy. 
And Our Parting Words
Omigod!  Like I was at this party, and this like gnarly dude with a totally radically snowmobile like came up to me, and like started talking! It was like totally awesome, fersure, and I was like whoa! So we like totally started like hitting it off.  But like then I saw he was like wearing a Northern sweatshirt, and he was like Chill, dont have a cow, and I was like  UH!  like, gag me with a spoon!


