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Did VHS skew your perspective?

Driftwood

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Many of us came of age during the rise of VHS and early '80s movies.
40 years later, I'm still confused as to why my life didn't turn out as a daily routine of fighting Soviets and attending wet t-shirt contests.

What say you?
 
Didn't you get the fighting Soviets part, at least for a little while?
 
Every time I see an old school full-face hockey goalie mask I get a little scared.
 
Didn't you get the fighting Soviets part, at least for a little while?

Yes, and I attended some wet t-shirt contests, too. But damn it, it wasn't supposed to end. I mean, I'd have to take some naps and wear stretch waist pants, but I could still do those things. My beard is gray, and my wife would be pissed. Still.
 
Many of us came of age during the rise of VHS and early '80s movies.
40 years later, I'm still confused as to why my life didn't turn out as a daily routine of fighting Soviets and attending wet t-shirt contests.

What say you?

To borrow another phrase from the VHS era...we're fighting Soviets on the daily, but THE CALLS ARE COMING FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE!
 
I've been watching "Workaholics" a lot lately. The actors/creators were born around 1984. Their pop culture knowledge is amazing. A part of it has to be growing up with a VCR and watching everything.
 

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