Funny Stuff: The Funny Awakens

[Keyrock]

1 hour ago, Guard Dog said:

I never had that issue. The refrigerator melting down to a lump of goo did make getting food from it less appealing, though. 

[Bartimaeus]

[bugarup]

12 hours ago, Keyrock said:

I never had that issue. The refrigerator melting down to a lump of goo did make getting food from it less appealing, though. 

You're the second person who I hear saying LSD melts fridges. It kind of makes it...boring. Compared to the dragon anyway.

Also, is Shaggy the great dane's owner? Having only seen, like, 30 minutes of Scooby in total while flipping channels - that guy is totally the pot dealer.

[Raithe]

[Raithe]

[Guard Dog]

[Chilloutman]

obligatory explanation scene for above as always:

 

[Malcador]

[rjshae]

Well it's amusing to a certain generation...

[rjshae]

3 hours ago, Guard Dog said:

I like to think we can blame this on the lawyers.

[rjshae]

[Gfted1]

[majestic]

8 hours ago, Raithe said:

Is that... is that a picture of the Sourcerer?

 

Because in that case, nobody stands a chance. He's hacking the planet with Dark Code and has this:

The NOVA X3 is a computer that can connect to the internet without wifi!

(yes, actual dialogue and names from the show...)

[Malcador]

The key question here is : Why were you watching that show ?

[Raithe]

[majestic]

20 minutes ago, Malcador said:

The key question here is : Why were you watching that show ?

Because it was awesome? I mean, where else do you get computer virus asylums, dark code and wifi-less internet?

edit: I liked the original and OCD, is actually the real answer.

Edited June 9, 2021 by majestic

[Raithe]

[teknoman2]

[Raithe]

[Raithe]

[Keyrock]

19 minutes ago, Raithe said:

PS2? AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! I owned an Atari 2600. Also, my friend had a ColecoVision.

Edit: I owned a copy of the infamous E.T. It was terrible, but there were plenty of games on the 2600 just as crap. Missile Command was awesome, though. Defender was pretty good too.

Edited June 9, 2021 by Keyrock

[Guard Dog]

1 hour ago, Raithe said:

I remember when the Atari 2600 was invented. Video games only existed in arcades and you had to go there to play them. Or at the jiffy store.

[Guard Dog]

1 hour ago, Keyrock said:

PS2? AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! I owned an Atari 2600. Also, my friend had a ColecoVision.

Edit: I owned a copy of the infamous E.T. It was terrible, but there were plenty of games on the 2600 just as crap. Missile Command was awesome, though. Defender was pretty good too.

Defender was much better in the arcade. I remember how disappointed I was when I saw how Pac-Man looked on the Atari. I was too young to understand the difference between 8 bit and 64 bit graphics LOL. Asteroids in space invaders worked just fine though. And who could forget this one

 

[majestic]

I had an Atari 2600 clone that came with like 200 pre-installed, most likely pirated games. I was three or four at that point, so it was "the game with the cactus" and "the game with the jungle" and "that game with the shooting cars" that I liked to play. In other words, Outlaw, Pitfall and the tank duel of Combat.

No idea where the thing has gotten to. The joysticks died regularily, and it was eventually replaced by a Sega Master System. My parents probably threw it out.  

 

Edited June 9, 2021 by majestic

[Amentep]

We had a free standing Atari Pong game console (one game-pong!) before we had a 2600...or technically a Sears Tele-games video arcade (Sears branded 2600).

We loved Warlords on the 2600. And Haunted House and a game called Entombed...