You Nostalgia, you lose - Don't Quote the pictures!

b318isp · 30-03-2012 1:52pm

Best summer games ever:

Kerbs

Releavio

Burning with a magnifying glass and pulling up tar road joints
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Muck ball fights

Keepy uppies

No pic, but does anyone remember "squares" - four kids in four section of road passing the ball without it bouncing in your own square?

Morlar · 30-03-2012 1:53pm

I see your V90 56k & raise you an 'MWAVE'

BaconZombie · 30-03-2012 2:54pm

I did have a lot of fun times with the these:

I'll have to try and get my hands on one of them...

Morlar wrote: »

I see your V90 56k & raise you an 'MWAVE'

TanG411 · 30-03-2012 3:44pm

Kerbs is a true game of skill. I don't know why it's not in the Olympics yet.

I used to get all the videotapes we owned and line them up like dominos.

Babar will always have a place in my childhood.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMtO_oWdnu8

Clareman · 30-03-2012 4:26pm

Anyone that remembers Mwave MUST have worked for IBM out in Ballycoolin when you couldn't replace 1 of the yokes without getting a customer to do a full fdisk first

Clareman · 30-03-2012 4:28pm

Must watch this movie again, fell in love with Acid Burn watching this

Morlar · 30-03-2012 5:19pm

Clareman wrote: »

Anyone that remembers Mwave MUST have worked for IBM out in Ballycoolin when you couldn't replace 1 of the yokes without getting a customer to do a full fdisk first

"We are sold out of single helpware packs but there is a 10-pack left if you would like to purchase that"

Otis Driftwood · 30-03-2012 8:20pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2BhESCKniw

Armin_Tamzarian · 31-03-2012 5:03am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dY17nDW-CX0

RandolphEsq · 31-03-2012 10:35am

Watching some classic Euro 96 and loads of fans had these inflatable hammers!

Terry Cotta · 31-03-2012 9:36pm

BaconZombie · 02-04-2012 11:32am

Bebo Babe · 02-04-2012 12:05pm

Furbee's..!!!!! those things were crazy..!!!!!

iregk · 02-04-2012 12:11pm

Clareman wrote: »

Anyone that remembers Mwave MUST have worked for IBM out in Ballycoolin when you couldn't replace 1 of the yokes without getting a customer to do a full fdisk first

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh138/c3cubed/IBM_Aptiva.jpg

The "Stealth" what a machine. As for those putting up the mwave card, thanks. You've brought back some nightmares for me. The days of spending 3 hours on the phone to some guy fdisking his system to try and get that working again. The dreaded question: "do you have the red cd that came with the machine?" The 2153-E** broke me. The memory default that ment every 2nd call was an fdisk and a reload...

Can you remember how to take them apart?

http://home.ptd.net/~don5408/case/

Clareman · 02-04-2012 1:00pm

"Thank you for calling the IBM PC Help Centre, my name is Clareman and I'm with the Aptiva Support Group, may I have your phone number beginning with the area code please."

Every call started with that.

Morlar · 02-04-2012 2:01pm

Clareman wrote: »

"Thank you for calling the IBM PC Help Centre, my name is Clareman and I'm with the Aptiva Support Group, may I have your phone number beginning with the area code please."

Every call started with that.

I answered my home phone that way more than once. Seriously.

Mr Freeze · 02-04-2012 2:04pm

Armin_Tamzarian wrote: »

http://moblog.net/media/p/a/n/pandairo/stickle-bricks.jpg

Stickle Bricks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Now there's a Blast from the past, oh you'd never forget kneeling on one of these bad boys!!!! :pac:

leposean · 02-04-2012 2:24pm

Tried to google ''fun factory'' to get pics of that. Anyone remember it, the one in Monkstown (Dun Laoghaire) anyway all I got really were pictures of vibrators haha

cofy · 02-04-2012 3:14pm

These were more like our school buses, these were real rattlers.

CiaranMT · 02-04-2012 3:28pm

Would love to get one of these and restore it, make it into a camper or something.

02-04-2012 7:59pm

cofy wrote: »

These were more like our school buses, these were real rattlers.
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Ah yes, we used to call them biscuit tins!
Even though the one at the start of Ballykissangel was closer in appearance.