Archive → October, 2008
War: not always pretty. but usually funny
Awesome product cleans without soap or water!
Saturday Morning Commercials circa 1988
1:
-WTVR Channel 6 Station ID
-Perfume Pretty Barbie
-My Buddy/Kid Sister
-Rice Krispies
-Fruitjuicers Lifesavers
-Oreo cookies
-Kool Aid Coolers
-Cap’n Crunch
-Sunkist Fun Fruits
-McDonalds Pinball
-Charles Fishburne Halloween PSA
2:
-Tang
-McDonalds–Gettin’ Into the Rhythm with Muppet Babies
-Garfield and Friends
-Purr-tenders
-M&Ms
-Corn Pops
-Flip/Mighty Mouse
-Dolly Surprise
-Snifferific Instant Quaker Oatmeal
-Campbell’s Soup
-Berry Bears Fruit Snacks
3:
Cocoa Krispies–Fred Savage
Fashion Star Fillies
Little Clowns of Happy Town
Chips Ahoy Mystery Theatre
Giggles Cookies
Fruity Pebbles
Cap’n Crunch Toys R Us Great Toy Giveaway
Twix
Real Ghostbusters Action Figures
Tang–Claymation Lips
Crispy Critters
4:
ABC Commercial Bumper
Golden Grahams–“Happy Together”
Reeses Peanut Butter Cups
Hi-C–My Time
Crispy Critters
Little Clowns of Happy Town
Island Fun Barbie
LifeSavers Fruit Juicers
Chef Boyardee Dinasaurs
Kool Aid Wacky Warehouse
5:
DuckTales commercial bumper
Micro Machines
Fruity Pebbles–Barney Raps
Power Wheels–GI Joe Tracker
Count Chocula–Bigfoot
BraveStar
Honey Nut Cheerios
Nosy Bears
Buckle Up PSA–Supergirl
DuckTales commercial bumper
6:
Sega Master System–After Burner
Thundercats
McDonald’s–Cosmic the Alien happymeal
Cheerios
Jem
GIJoe
Apple Jacks–Rock and Roll
DuckTales
Fruity Marshmallow Krispies
Where The Wild Things Are – Early DISNEY CG Animation Test
1983 animation test by Disney, directed by John Lasseter (who went on to direct and produce most of the Pixar films, including Toy Story). Back then Disney owned the film rights to the Where The Wild Things Are books… they didn’t use them, though, so they lost them. Check out this amazing test, which combined traditional hand-drawn, 2D animation with then-state-of-the-art 3D computer animation!
Landslide casuses tree’s to go marching single file down hill
A landslide caught on a traffic camera. You start to catch your breath about the time the first clump of 30 foot tall trees crosses the road like a forest of Ents. Pretty horrifying, but cool to watch.
Best Album cover ever?
Top Dog’s Slam Dunk’n Hoes is many things, including a wonder as to why he isn’t at superstar level right now.
