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Unpacking My Childhood (Patreon)

Published:
2023-01-12 14:00:02
Imported:
2023-01

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From Animorphs to Irish Power Rangers; it's time to unpack my childhood.

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Anonymous

So much fun!!! 😊

Anonymous

What a delight!

Anonymous

"Girl Spock!" (raises one eyebrow)

Anonymous

This was delightful! Brought back a lot of memories from my own childhood. Now I want to rummage through my parents attic and find some of my old toys!

Panthro Samah

I always wanted to be a boy scout, but there wasn't scouts where I lived when I was young. But I wanted to camp so much that I convinced my mom that I could pass the day with my grandpa and some cowboys when they visited a part of the jungle where they are opening a road (my grandpa used to have a farm on Amazon rainforest). But she didnt let me sleep there because there was jaguars there.

Anonymous

Holy shit this brings back some memories

Noah Stackhouse

I remember Animorphs, those were great books. I remember seeing the cover of the first book in the scholastics catalog at school it looked so cool KA Applegate was great at describing how the characters experienced being the animals and having to fight the animal minds. Foxtrot was fun, though I'm more of a For Better or For Worse person. I remember Mystic Nights. I actually got one of the 8 inch figures with removable armor after my parents gave me mall gift certificates for my birthday one year, by that point the Mystic Night figures were on the bargain shelves. This video reminds me I have 8 years to get my old stuff out of my parents storage garage. They've given me until they're 80.

Ramien

Bill Amend's Foxtrot was definitely good, but Calvin&Hobbes always hit me more.

Jessie Earl
>>99512516

OMG Yeah; we me too. I adore those huge ones. I only have the blue one in that size but I adore it.

Ramien
>>99660747

Fair enough. But it's no Tyrannosaurus in F-14s

Anonymous

The Andalite chronicles was probably my favorite