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(1 votes, average: 4 out of 5)29
Dec
I’m glad I didn’t get this for Christmas:
Spider-Man with Streetlight Scene

Hey kids, let’s reenact that scene from Spider-Man where he looks both ways before crossing the street!
Tags: christmas, spider-man, spiderman



(No Ratings Yet)25
Dec




(2 votes, average: 4 out of 5)24
Dec
It makes sense that as time progresses toys would get cooler and cooler. However, at some point in the 90s everything kid related had to get wussified. Instead of army men carrying guns they started carrying walkie talkies to call their mommies for help. However, I decided this year to give toys another chance and write my Christmas list, if I was still 10.
1. Hasbro Nerf N Strike Vulcan EBF-25 Blaster
Back in the day, K-Dog and I had all kinds of Nerf guns to shoot at each other. I imagined that if an alien race ever invaded and their one weakness was compacted yellow foam (still more plausible than Signs) we would be ready to lead the resistance. Nowadays, Nerf is back with a dart gun that looks like the turrets in Halo 3. Totally awesome.
2. LEGO Star Wars: Ultimate Collector’s Millennium Falcon
Combining Legos and Star Wars is a genius as combining candy and beer. This gigantic set takes things to a whole new level. Granted once you finally do put it together it’s a little too big to fly around reenacting the asteroid scene from The Empire Strikes Back, but’s it’s the journey, not the destination that is the fun.
3. Guess Who: Star Wars Edition
I didn’t think it was possible to remake Guess Who with even fewer black people, but Hasbro found a way. The only potential downside to this game would be the more complicated questions that would come up:
Player 1: “Is your character on the dark side?”
Player 2: “In which movie?”
Player 1: “Ok, does your character start out innocent, but his fear turns him to the dark side where he resides for many years before redeeming himself just before his death with the help of his Jedi son?”
Player 2: “Nope.”
The only possible way to make this cooler would be LEGO Transformers Iron Man.
So that’s what I would want if I were 10 years old. Are there any other truly outrageous toys out there that I missed?
Tags: christmas, toys



(No Ratings Yet)23
Dec




(1 votes, average: 3 out of 5)22
Dec
There are some things from your childhood you can look back on in fondness. But there are far more things you can look at and wonder “why did I like that?” I will cover the latter of these questions in a new feature Cynical Retrospect.
When I was a kid the only TV we had was hooked up to an antenna and we got 5 channels. Therefore, I watched a lot of crap growing up. One show that I was really excited about when it premiered was Captain N the Game Master. “A cartoon about video games? I PLAY VIDEOGAMES!” I exclaimed. This is a premise that is sure to be awesome. And at the time I believed it was. However, I recently re-watched the first episode and realized how wrong I was.
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(No Ratings Yet)19
Dec




(1 votes, average: 4 out of 5)18
Dec
In honor of the Christmas season I’ve decided to go back and look at obscure holiday movies that are on TV. This time it is The Santa Clause 2 starring Tim Allen. I liked the first Santa Clause movie. It was enjoyable and hit at the height of Tim Allen’s popularity. I never saw 2nd one until it was on TV the other night. So here we go.
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(No Ratings Yet)17
Dec
Last Heroes before Christmas break! Will everything be wrapped up nicely? Let’s find out together!
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(No Ratings Yet)In the next six years, hoverboards will be invented and flying cars will be prevalent.