WTfun happened in the 80's?

abe supercro

abe supercro

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DemonTrich said:
diamond back superviper (9lbs), did my racing in duneden, tamps, st. pete, largo, and clearwater florida.
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damn thought my Redline was light at 13lbs. still could bunny-hop over a few feet up onto shit. not an advanced rider, but when they would empty out that huge man-made pool at Cranbrook in bloomfield, loved hitting it like a ramp and pullin the handies while kicking out the back tire for the 180 in the air. guess physics made that trick way easier than most imagined.
 
mrbungle79

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VaporTrail said:
Buckaroo, Good ole White Boy Rick brings back some old memories and not so good ones. A buddy and myself used to run kilo's of coke for a friend that was involved with Ricky Boy. My buddy got popped with 2 kilos right when all that shit with ricky boy went down. Used to visit them at Scott Regional Prison, needless to say that was the end of my coke days. Never liked it that much because of the nosebleeds, learned to cook it up Freebase and liked it to much.
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now thats a name i haven't heard in a while. he was just up for parole recently but of course denied
 
abe supercro

abe supercro

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Night Gallery intro -
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Night Gallery is an American anthology series that aired on NBC from 1970 to 1973, featuring stories of horror and the macabre. Rod Serling, who had gained fame from an earlier series, The Twilight Zone, served both as the on-air host of Night Gallery and as a major contributor of scripts, although he did not have the same control of content and tone as he had on The Twilight Zone.
 
DemonTrich

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we builkt a custom dirt-in the woods "hell track", like in the movie RAD. we found a huge wooded parcel that no one was doing anything in. so we rode this for many many yrs untill they made a supermarket on it. we dug big 3' deep x 5' radius holes and put broken bottles and sticks in it. . it deterred the less skilled riders from playing on our hard work track we made. if you didnt make it over the pit, it popped your tires. lol

anyways, back to the 80's. anyone remember saturday nights main event (wrestling) tv show. came on late night sat night regular tv. living in Fla had its benefits. Macho man (i used to party with him later in life), hulk hogan, and many others ive met quite often. my uncle was their chauffer(sp).

max hedrum(sp), knight rider, chips, blue thunder, airwolf, magnum pi, great american hero, 6 million dollar man, buck rodgers, mork and mindy, ust to name a few. i was grounded alot...wait, i mean ALOT!!
 
Bigtacofarmer

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At this time of year we go riding frequently. Specialized mountain bike now, I hit my knees on the handle bars with a BMX. Lil bit o mushrooms, a few fatties.... 30-50 miles in the night is a lot of fun. If you take the saginaw valley rail trail there is a horse trail that follows the same route and with just a little LED headlight all that single track is a blast!
 
buckaroo bonzai

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abe supercro said:
yeah my back and neck hurt just thinking about it. I still have the bike, needs sum werk, it and I!So, this goulie dude Sir Graves Gastly was syndicated regionally out if Ohio. Basically he'd MC my Sunday afternoon horror television shows, two of them back to back. Folks had better shit to do, sparing you the details, so I watched way the fxk too much tv. horror was a genre that seemed important to me at the time. I was also watching a plenty if random adult-age intended television unsupervised as a child, as early five and six. before ten, night gallery and twilight zone were favorites. In my 20's I'd see old movies and have flashbacks from watching stuff like The Swimmer w Burt Lancaster, previously when I was 8, completely different mind sets, felt trippy. sorry rambling -

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sir_Graves_Ghastly
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now i understand ur humor completely.....and why ur brain is the way it is lolol
ur parents must have been upstairs in the ......nevermind

yes a little 5-6 yr old
that would make a lasting impression.....
the tv became every parents favorite babysitter


the ghoul was our favorite show and we used to meet every weekend with an oz of the best erb and smoke an oz and watch it with all my friends
we would rotate houses depending on whos folks went out for the nite......

yes froggy and the ghoul- he was out of toledo and quite a smoker i later found out


and then sir graves....

i never will forget the 'wasp woman' episode and i got my ass beat for telling my sisters she was under their bed! lol

any time i wanted to fuk with them i told them wasp woman was in the closet or under the bed and they would scream until mom or dad came and smacked me....lol.

yes they nurtured us all with horror.....go figure-

no how do you multi quote mr ghoulsirgravestwighlitenightgallery?? abe letterman-
i have been trying to figure that out for awhile--

yes you missed my whole70-80-90s diatribe about my life...thats what u missed....a long one and i erased it

it will all be in my book but some got to read it
it was pretty good!

i mentioned white boy rick because i watched him sell coke for coleman young and the ybi
and i knew some ybi-

batman was one and he got 25yrs for a stick up w a b-b gun.....lol poor destitute young black man tryna make a name

most dont know the reason these 'gank' ster wannbes wear their pants around their thighs

its when our illustrious mayor coleman young used to put the 12-14 yr olds on the corner selling dope they would all wear their older brothes clothes to make them look older...

hence the baggy pants....thats when it first started
now its fashion

they also would wear their hat to the back ...,meaning they were 'out' or to the side....'holding'

i had a few friends were spun on heroin in the 70s and i would take them dwntwn to get their meds...lol

youngs bbq was another of colemans great ideas.....they would sell the heroin thru the bullet proof glass and the drive thru drawer

so when you went to buy the ribs the only thing in the box that came thru the drivethru drawer was heroin

i used to know some 'super' naggas dwntwn that loved a2 erb and would let me in on their circle....
always protecting me w gats

crip was the sargent /enforcer and let know one fuk w me
he called me a fig newton....lol
and a red nagga- :blsmoke:
 
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VaporTrail

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Loved the Ghoul and froggy. Ghoul liked blowin shit up with the m-80's and firecrackers. We had a rock show wasnt it called Saturday night special it had all the great rockbands live every weekend. Bozo the clown and Oppsy Daisey. My favorite weatherman was Sunny Elliot channel 4.
 
abe supercro

abe supercro

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^Hoser! those Canadians sure are crazy, but I like 'em.

DemonTrich said:
anyone remember Z cavarichi (sp) pants? i think i still have mine.
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Haa that was a hideous trend, yes I had them. slang was, 'parachute pants'. They were that inflated!
VaporTrail said:
Loved the Ghoul and froggy. Ghoul liked blowin shit up with the m-80's and firecrackers. We had a rock show wasnt it called Saturday night special it had all the great rockbands live every weekend. Bozo the clown and Oppsy Daisey. My favorite weatherman was Sunny Elliot channel 4.
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prolly no surprise I watched lots of BoZo da ClowN.

DemonTrich said:
we builkt a custom dirt-in the woods "hell track", like in the movie RAD. we found a huge wooded parcel that no one was doing anything in. so we rode this for many many yrs untill they made a supermarket on it. we dug big 3' deep x 5' radius holes and put broken bottles and sticks in it. . it deterred the less skilled riders from playing on our hard work track we made. if you didnt make it over the pit, it popped your tires. lol

anyways, back to the 80's. anyone remember saturday nights main event (wrestling) tv show. came on late night sat night regular tv. living in Fla had its benefits. Macho man (i used to party with him later in life), hulk hogan, and many others ive met quite often. my uncle was their chauffer(sp).

max hedrum(sp), knight rider, chips, blue thunder, airwolf, magnum pi, great american hero, 6 million dollar man, buck rodgers, mork and mindy, ust to name a few. i was grounded alot...wait, i mean ALOT!!
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Great American Hero... Yes, lmao (thats where the curly haired dude flew w his has arms right?).
And had to watch Magnum and 6 mil man, mork and mindy Haaa.
"Nahnu - Nahnu"
 
abe supercro

abe supercro

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Yah hey Buckaroo sounds like you got a gritty street edu that may have been more exciting than my cloistered beginnings.

For the muli-quotes, see the mini quote w a plus sign ("+) at the very bottom right of each indiv. member qoute box, Tap That it will highlight when u do. So tap each ("+) that you wish to multi quote w and then on the final one, Hit "respond w/ quote", then they'll all be there when you type.
 
fattiemcnuggins

fattiemcnuggins

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buckaroo bonzai said:
now i understand ur humor completely.....and why ur brain is the way it is lolol
ur parents must have been upstairs in the ......nevermind

yes a little 5-6 yr old
that would make a lasting impression.....
the tv became every parents favorite babysitter


the ghoul was our favorite show and we used to meet every weekend with an oz of the best erb and smoke an oz and watch it with all my friends
we would rotate houses depending on whos folks went out for the nite......

yes froggy and the ghoul- he was out of toledo and quite a smoker i later found out


and then sir graves....

i never will forget the 'wasp woman' episode and i got my ass beat for telling my sisters she was under their bed! lol

any time i wanted to fuk with them i told them wasp woman was in the closet or under the bed and they would scream until mom or dad came and smacked me....lol.

yes they nurtured us all with horror.....go figure-

no how do you multi quote mr ghoulsirgravestwighlitenightgallery?? abe letterman-
i have been trying to figure that out for awhile--

yes you missed my whole70-80-90s diatribe about my life...thats what u missed....a long one and i erased it

it will all be in my book but some got to read it
it was pretty good!

i mentioned white boy rick because i watched him sell coke for coleman young and the ybi
and i knew some ybi-

batman was one and he got 25yrs for a stick up w a b-b gun.....lol poor destitute young black man tryna make a name

most dont know the reason these 'gank' ster wannbes wear their pants around their thighs

its when our illustrious mayor coleman young used to put the 12-14 yr olds on the corner selling dope they would all wear their older brothes clothes to make them look older...

hence the baggy pants....thats when it first started
now its fashion

they also would wear their hat to the back ...,meaning they were 'out' or to the side....'holding'

i had a few friends were spun on heroin in the 70s and i would take them dwntwn to get their meds...lol

youngs bbq was another of colemans great ideas.....they would sell the heroin thru the bullet proof glass and the drive thru drawer

so when you went to buy the ribs the only thing in the box that came thru the drivethru drawer was heroin

i used to know some 'super' naggas dwntwn that loved a2 erb and would let me in on their circle....
always protecting me w gats

crip was the sargent /enforcer and let know one fuk w me
he called me a fig newton....lol
and a red nagga- :blsmoke:
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Hahah.. love your stories man.

I'm not as old as you guys. but I've got some o.k. stories.:leaf:<<<it's in my blood

started out selling nikel bags on first street.

as the nigros used to say "white boy goin duffy"

used to get packs fresh off the boat for up the way, you could still smell the pepper used to throw the dogs

kept upgrading-never giving up

homeless last year due to poor planning on my part- now everyone around here wants to be me again. so it seems.

old girlfriends smell the new dank. aint nobody got time for that.


I'm only 24- just a little guy but I got some knocks outta the way early I hope.:peace:
 
abe supercro

abe supercro

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Yeah Fattie, "old-soul"
as it's been said. :leaf:

thanks for tolerating any of these throw-backs to the past. I can "totally" (lol) see that if you haven't lived thru some of these cheesy pop songs, how they would just suck! think this guy was related to MJ er sumthin'.
[video=youtube;7YvAYIJSSZY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YvAYIJSSZY[/video]
 
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