The official year of birth thread!!!

its long -_-

1961 here...its starting to seem like a long time ago :(

hah, my buddy mary jane is older than all of ewe.

When dinosaurs roamed the earth. ;)

Old enough to have seen Bon Scott in concert with AC/DC. :cool:

1992. I wish I could have been born in the early 80's :mumble:

1969

1991,baby! :)

1990

No offense, but I doubt anyone here was born before 1898 or after 2001 -_-

But I was born in 1992. I know, I'm young :p

1988

1985 :rock:

1988
Yeah what she said.

I did not realize there are so many little pre-teens here.

I did not realize there are so many little pre-teens here. Im not little :crying:

1982 and proud! Viva la 1982!

1982 and proud! Viva la 1982!
:snob: viva la 1991

1992!!!!! :dance:

1968 :D

1985 here, fo' realz.


1992. I wish I could have been born in the early 80's :mumble:

I was born in the mid-80's, and I remember the 80's. Well, the late 80's anyway. :D It really was a great time to be a little kid.

1976 :)

1989 lollllll people born in the 90s suck ;)

1988. People born in the 90s do suck. I trust no one born after the fall of the Berlin wall.

1988

Jrnygrl and I are fraternal twins.

1989...Almost '88

1989 lollllll people born in the 90s suck ;)
1988-1989 people are on the fringe and generally don't fly well with me either.

I did not realize there are so many little pre-teens here.
ooo the little pre-teens are invading the board hit the the floor all you non pre-teen people.

don't you have to be 12 or under to be a pre-teen? 'cause those born in 92 should be or will be 13.. right?

1989 lollllll people born in the 90s suck ;)
:racist:

don't you have to be 12 or under to be a pre-teen? 'cause those born in 92 should be or will be 13.. right?
Yeah I'm 13 and born in '92

Well, their birthday could be either next week, in August, September, October, November, or December.... so they could still be 12.

Well, their birthday could be either next week, in August, September, October, November, or December.... so they could still be 12.
Still, you cant say "there are so many pre-teens here" when you dont know if their pre-teens or not.

1988-1989 people are on the fringe and generally don't fly well with me either.
Let's hear it for the mid-80's people. :D

1965



Its great to know their's still a few people around from the 1890's. It gives me something to look forward to. :lol:

1961. Back when things were normal. (Music, cars, etc.)

1988

I was really born in 1892. I'm a GHOST!! :p

Just kidding. I'm a 1988 baby.

eye lived the last six months of the 80's.

1988-1989 people are on the fringe and generally don't fly well with me either.
oh, bitch...oh...it's on.

1988-1989 people are on the fringe and generally don't fly well with me either.
*slap*

eye lived the last six months of the 80's.lollll I got to live like almost 9 months in it

1988-1989 people are on the fringe and generally don't fly well with me either.
:racist:

1988-1989 people are on the fringe and generally don't fly well with me either.

:alien1

oh, bitch...oh...it's on.
:snob:

1972

make sure you all vote as soon as possible, the poll is only open for eight years.

make sure you all vote as soon as possible, the poll is only open for eight years.
:lol:

woah i always thought TF storm was a few years older than me. :grr:

2 peeps were born in da 1800s.

I did not realize there are so many little pre-teens here.
i'm still not entirely used to having so many people on here younger than me. the youngest age group of typical posters has always been about 11, which was how old i was when i came here. before last year it was rare to see anyone born after 1989.

1982 hurrr :D

woah i always thought TF storm was a few years older than me. :grr:
I thought he was born in 1988...I was wrong. :lol:

I thought he was born in 1988...I was wrong. :lol:
But on MySpace he said he was 16! LIAR!! :sarah: :p

But on MySpace he said he was 16! LIAR!! :sarah: :p
In the brief time I had a myspace (I ditched it), mine would say I was 20 and I don't turn 20 for another three weeks. :p

1977

But on MySpace he said he was 16! LIAR!! :sarah: :p
the lil ones have to lie because i heard that myspace doesn't let anyone younger than 16 register.

the lil ones have to lie because i heard that myspace doesn't let anyone younger than 16 register.
Oh yeah, I knew that. :lol:

1982 hurrr :D
All right! "Three's Company" was still on the air (along with "Happy Days," "Taxi," and "Laverne & Shirely").

I'm confused...if you were born in 1989 you ARE 16 unless you havn't had a birthday yet this year. wtf am I reading wrong :grr:

1961 here...its starting to seem like a long time ago :(


It sure does when you have Life Magazines from the Kennedy Assissination and you pickup a brand new honking huge Buick for like $3000!! :rolleyes:

I hear ya Michel. :p

1985 here, fo' realz.




I was born in the mid-80's, and I remember the 80's. Well, the late 80's anyway. :D It really was a great time to be a little kid.


You're darn right it was! We used to see the new toys and gadgets coming out and clothes for kids and it was WAAAAY better than the crummy hula hoops, Etch-A-Sketches and stuff we had. I remember saying how if I wasn't born when I was, to be born in the 80s would have been cool.

My neices and nephews get more cool gadgets in one Xmas than i got in all my Xmases combined @,@

My neices and nephews get more cool gadgets in one Xmas than i got in all my Xmases combined @,@


I KNOW eh?!! :lol: I can't believe the stuff they have out nowadays.

We literally played with rocks!! I remember camping up north and using frogs to make a "classroom" - lined up about 12 frogs with a bullfrog as the teacher. That was considered pretty darn hi-tech!!! ;)

The days when a discarded refridgerator box made the coolest fort that lasted until the rain finally soaked it to nothing. :D

I used to make a fort out of branches, my bro made another, wed populate them with those green plastic soldiers and each throw a big rock at each others fort....any soldier down was considered dead....whoever got all the others soldiers down first, won....Video game circa 1969 :D

I used to make a fort out of branches, my bro made another, wed populate them with those green plastic soldiers and each throw a big rock at each others fort....any soldier down was considered dead....whoever got all the others soldiers down first, won....Video game circa 1969 :D


:crazy:

Which reminds me!! Remember when "PONG" came out and we thought it was the most amazing thing going!!! Even bars had "tables" with pong in them which were the most coveted! :rofl:

I was so jealous of my girlfriend - they had it setup right next to their HUGE brown plastic cable converter box sitting on their coffee table with the wire running to the t.v. that you had to make sure you didn't step over.

Hey - it was better than 1966 - I swear my parents only had me because they didn't have a remote control!!! That's what kids were for - to get up, change the channel, turn it up or down, switch over to UHF (which could only bring in one, snowy, wavvy channel at best) to get Rocketship 7 from Buffalo, NY!! :rolleyes:

:crazy:

Which reminds me!! Remember when "PONG" came out and we thought it was the most amazing thing going!!! Even bars had "tables" with pong in them which were the most coveted! :rofl:

I was so jealous of my girlfriend - they had it setup right next to their HUGE brown plastic cable converter box sitting on their coffee table with the wire running to the t.v. that you had to make sure you didn't step over.

Hey - it was better than 1966 - I swear my parents only had me because they didn't have a remote control!!! That's what kids were for - to get up, change the channel, turn it up or down, switch over to UHF (which could only bring in one, snowy, wavvy channel at best) to get Rocketship 7 from Buffalo, NY!! :rolleyes:
You got channel 7 on Uhf????? not Vhf???? btw.....theres a really good site about all the old channel 7 shows....if i can find the link, ill email it to you~~!!
ps...we didnt get colour TV til 1973, how about you?

Jrnygrl and I are fraternal twins.


:lol: :lol: ;) :cheers: :yeahthat

Love your avatar!

You got channel 7 on Uhf????? not Vhf???? btw.....theres a really good site about all the old channel 7 shows....if i can find the link, ill email it to you~~!!
ps...we didnt get colour TV til 1973, how about you?


Yep! It was the same year and I couldn't believe that it came with a remote control!! I big black boxy thing that you practically had to be within 3 feet of the t.v. in order to have it work.

Neighbours across the street got a colour console in 1967!!!! :eek: We used to go over in the afternoon and watch The Dating Game, The Newlywed game and then Let's Make A Deal - in LIVING COLOUR!!:bouncers (And of course, the colour was always WAY out of whack - too bright but you didn't care - it was real colour)!
And I'll bet you were crowded around your set for the moon landing! My dad tried photographing the t.v. (it did turn out too).
Yeah - I'd love to see Dialing For Dollars with Nolan Johenses - Rocketship 7 with Dave Thomas, Mr. Beeper, Promo The Robot, Eyewitness News with Irv Weinstein, Commander Tom and the whole gang! :lol:
And lets not forget the nightly fires in Tonawonda, Lackawana and all the other cinder suburbs of Buffalo! :lol:

You're darn right it was! We used to see the new toys and gadgets coming out and clothes for kids and it was WAAAAY better than the crummy hula hoops, Etch-A-Sketches and stuff we had. I remember saying how if I wasn't born when I was, to be born in the 80s would have been cool.

Yup! :D One of the toys/gadgets that I think really bloomed in the 80's was video game consoles. Atari had already been in the video game business since the 1970's, but Nintendo crushed Atari in the early 80's with stuff like Pacman, Donkey Kong, etc. I think Nintendo only produced arcade games in the first half of that decade...Then in 1985, they finally came out with the NES. I very vividly remember growing up and playing with the family NES in the 80's. No doubt about it, Nintendo had the upper hand that decade.

I have very fond memories of going to the arcade uptown to play the 100+ arcades they had. Except for a few select games, you didn't have to pay to play the games there. All you needed to pay was the entrance fee. After that, it was a free-for-all. They even had a section in the arcade where you could play for prizes. I remember the biggest prize they offered was a SNES- I think they came out in 1990. I think it was something like 5,000 tickets- no way in hell you could earn 5,000 tickets in one sitting there! :lol: The arcade remained open through 2001, then they closed it down and turned it into a hardware store. :crying:

If you had gone to that arcade, you would have felt like you stepped back into time!! They had colorful video game characters painted all over the walls in bright colors with a touch of neon here and there. The bathrooms were something else - you were greeted by a Ms. Pacman mural on the wall when you went in there!! :lol: Ohhhh, I just remembered they even had a few of those sit-down Pacman/Ms. Pacman arcade games!! You know -- with the TV screen in the middle and it seated two people, one on each side. Good times! :D

Geez...I'm getting carried away here. I really miss that arcade. I had two birthday parties there. :( :crying:

Yup! :D One of the toys/gadgets that I think really bloomed in the 80's was video game consoles. Atari had already been in the video game business since the 1970's, but Nintendo crushed Atari in the early 80's with stuff like Pacman, Donkey Kong, etc. I think Nintendo only produced arcade games in the first half of that decade...Then in 1985, they finally came out with the NES. I very vividly remember growing up and playing with the family NES in the 80's. No doubt about it, Nintendo had the upper hand that decade.

I have very fond memories of going to the arcade uptown to play the 100+ arcades they had. Except for a few select games, you didn't have to pay to play the games there. All you needed to pay was the entrance fee. After that, it was a free-for-all. They even had a section in the arcade where you could play for prizes. I remember the biggest prize they offered was a SNES- I think they came out in 1990. I think it was something like 5,000 tickets- no way in hell you could earn 5,000 tickets in one sitting there! :lol: The arcade remained open through 2001, then they closed it down and turned it into a hardware store. :crying:

If you had gone to that arcade, you would have felt like you stepped back into time!! They had colorful video game characters painted all over the walls in bright colors with a touch of neon here and there. The bathrooms were something else - you were greeted by a Ms. Pacman mural on the wall when you went in there!! :lol: Ohhhh, I just remembered they even had a few of those sit-down Pacman/Ms. Pacman arcade games!! You know -- with the TV screen in the middle and it seated two people, one on each side. Good times! :D

Geez...I'm getting carried away here. I really miss that arcade. I had two birthday parties there. :( :crying:


:lol: I got hooked on a pinball machine at a lodge up north one summer. I don't know how much money I went through with that thing, but got pretty good on it.

We bought an Intellivision in 1980 and thought it was the greatest thing!!! The games were more for adults than the Atari had, but the keypads would wear out in nothing flat. We'd stay up until 5 a.m. on weekends just playing it non-stop. My husband still has an original Pong game and Intellivision - both with the original boxes, and most of the games. We've considered auctioning on eBay. He also has a RealPlayer, Dreamcast and XBox - his nephew has everything else (Playstation, etc.)

:lol: I got hooked on a pinball machine at a lodge up north one summer. I don't know how much money I went through with that thing, but got pretty good on it.

We bought an Intellivision in 1980 and thought it was the greatest thing!!! The games were more for adults than the Atari had, but the keypads would wear out in nothing flat. We'd stay up until 5 a.m. on weekends just playing it non-stop. My husband still has an original Pong game and Intellivision - both with the original boxes, and most of the games. We've considered auctioning on eBay. He also has a RealPlayer, Dreamcast and XBox - his nephew has everything else (Playstation, etc.)
We sadly missed out on the Atari/Intellivision. :( My oldest sib was born in 1980 so my parents were busy being parents then.

My sibs and I did the same thing with the NES -- we would play for hours and sometimes stay up really late to play with our NES nonstop. :lol: It could be anything -- car racing games, Mario, whatever. Super Mario Bros. 3 came out to the NES in 1990 I think, and that was THE BEST game to play ALLLLLLL NIGHT. There were a total of eight worlds and if you wanted to go through each and every stage in all 8 worlds (there were a zillion shortcuts you could take to skip entire worlds), it made for HOURS of playing. No such thing as memory sticks back then, and not many games had a password option, so you had no choice but to leave it on if you wanted to continue playing where you left off! :lol:

Speaking of pinball, they had an arcade version that came out in 1983 -- Pinball. OMG...I got hooked on it quickly. I think my best score was 180,000 to 200,000 and that would take an hour of playing Pinball to get that many points!

I wish, more than anything, that I could have played with one of the Ataris, Intellivision and maybe even the Commodore 64 in the early 80's. Now THAT is the good stuff!! The people who are just starting to play a Gamecube, Playstation or Xbox for the first time have no idea what they missed out on!

I was born at the end of 1990.

We sadly missed out on the Atari/Intellivision. :( My oldest sib was born in 1980 so my parents were busy being parents then.

My sibs and I did the same thing with the NES -- we would play for hours and sometimes stay up really late to play with our NES nonstop. :lol: It could be anything -- car racing games, Mario, whatever. Super Mario Bros. 3 came out to the NES in 1990 I think, and that was THE BEST game to play ALLLLLLL NIGHT. There were a total of eight worlds and if you wanted to go through each and every stage in all 8 worlds (there were a zillion shortcuts you could take to skip entire worlds), it made for HOURS of playing. No such thing as memory sticks back then, and not many games had a password option, so you had no choice but to leave it on if you wanted to continue playing where you left off! :lol:

Speaking of pinball, they had an arcade version that came out in 1983 -- Pinball. OMG...I got hooked on it quickly. I think my best score was 180,000 to 200,000 and that would take an hour of playing Pinball to get that many points!

I wish, more than anything, that I could have played with one of the Ataris, Intellivision and maybe even the Commodore 64 in the early 80's. Now THAT is the good stuff!! The people who are just starting to play a Gamecube, Playstation or Xbox for the first time have no idea what they missed out on!

You know its funny, my brother and I will sometimes say the same thing when we're playing Halo or Wacky Races on the Xbox! ! Sure - the graphics were no where near what they are now, but they were simple, and really fun games. Intellivision had Armor Battle (tanks), Utopia (like and early simcity), Burgertime (you built hamburgers on different levels while pickles dropped on you), Lock 'n Chase - they were fantastic! It still works and the odd time we'll put it on and play with it too. Looks incredible on a 61" screen! :lol:
Oh geez - hadn't thought of Commodore 64 in AGES! When I started using computers, it was on a Sperry/Univac piece of garbage where the keyboard was attached to the monitor. You had to put the old matrix printers "online" by running a magnetic tape through them and if you even ran out of paper - you'd crash the mainframe system!!! :lol: You could hack those things SO easily it wasn't funny - I even did by accident one day - the progammers went nuts! :lol:

I vote for 1978. That was the year I was born.

You know its funny, my brother and I will sometimes say the same thing when we're playing Halo or Wacky Races on the Xbox! ! Sure - the graphics were no where near what they are now, but they were simple, and really fun games. Intellivision had Armor Battle (tanks), Utopia (like and early simcity), Burgertime (you built hamburgers on different levels while pickles dropped on you), Lock 'n Chase - they were fantastic! It still works and the odd time we'll put it on and play with it too. Looks incredible on a 61" screen! :lol:
Oh geez - hadn't thought of Commodore 64 in AGES! When I started using computers, it was on a Sperry/Univac piece of garbage where the keyboard was attached to the monitor. You had to put the old matrix printers "online" by running a magnetic tape through them and if you even ran out of paper - you'd crash the mainframe system!!! :lol: You could hack those things SO easily it wasn't funny - I even did by accident one day - the progammers went nuts! :lol:

Ya got that right! I really think many of the best games of all time came from the consoles of yesteryear. :D They made it good and hard, too. So many of them were sidescrolling games...I miss those.

I've heard of Utopia! :D And Burgertime -- that was on the NES as well, and we had the Burgertime cartridge for it too. :cool: My brother and I would spend HOURS playing it, and I never got very far because of the stupid villians. :soapbox: It was fun throwing pepper in their eyes, though! :devil:

See, that's why I want to find and play with a Commodore 64...but that will NEEEEEEEEVER happen! :( :lol:

Ya got that right! I really think many of the best games of all time came from the consoles of yesteryear. :D They made it good and hard, too. So many of them were sidescrolling games...I miss those.

I've heard of Utopia! :D And Burgertime -- that was on the NES as well, and we had the Burgertime cartridge for it too. :cool: My brother and I would spend HOURS playing it, and I never got very far because of the stupid villians. :soapbox: It was fun throwing pepper in their eyes, though! :devil:

See, that's why I want to find and play with a Commodore 64...but that will NEEEEEEEEVER happen! :( :lol:

You had it too eh? I loved that one! It just seemed so "happy" and satisfying to keep trying. We did get good enough to complete the burgers and have them formed on the bottom. Those pickles at the higher levels were deadly though! :lol: Oh yeah - loved shaking that pepper! Or trapping a pickle!
Utopia was cool - there were two islands and you had to build up and populate each one. You earned money by fishing and planting crops - you could get rain, thunderstorms and the worst - hurricanes that would wipe everything out. You had to balance housing, hospitals, schools, etc. to keep the people happy - if you didn't, they hit you with "rebels". You could also hit your opponent with rebels if the time was running out on the game. There were pirate ships that would sink your fishing boats and everything. You could protect them with subs though. It was simple, but really fun.

Ahhh, the good old days - sometimes there's something to be said for them!

1979

When dinosaurs roamed the earth. ;)
:yeahthat :lol:

1989

1986

Yep!
Neighbours across the street got a colour console in 1967!!!! :eek: We used to go over in the afternoon and watch The Dating Game, The Newlywed game and then Let's Make A Deal - in LIVING COLOUR!!:bouncers (And of course, the colour was always WAY out of whack - too bright but you didn't care - it was real colour)!
And I'll bet you were crowded around your set for the moon landing! My dad tried photographing the t.v. (it did turn out too).
Yeah - I'd love to see Dialing For Dollars with Nolan Johenses - Rocketship 7 with Dave Thomas, Mr. Beeper, Promo The Robot, Eyewitness News with Irv Weinstein, Commander Tom and the whole gang! :lol:
And lets not forget the nightly fires in Tonawonda, Lackawana and all the other cinder suburbs of Buffalo! :lol:
Wow...i never saw colour till we got it in '73... a big console set that seemed like a miracle,,,,i remember the most amazing thing was seeing the Looney tunes in colour for the first time....had no idea Bugs was blue rather than grey! :p
As for that other part, yup, remember when they "updated" the characters on R7? The orig promo looked like the tin woodsman, then overnight became sleek and "modern" ...well, he looked modern for the time !! ;)
http://www.zxcproductions.com/web/Quik.html < A link to our childhood

4 people clicked on born 1889 or before....either they read the date incorrectly....or they are bare-faced liars! :lol:

The only 84'er so far.

the lil ones have to lie because i heard that myspace doesn't let anyone younger than 16 register.
Yes I had to lie :lol:

1978

1984

1992

1958 omg:

1958 omg:

It's okay Janice, we still love you!

No other '77s in here?

... Intellivision had ... Burgertime (you built hamburgers on different levels while pickles dropped on you), ...

TripperFan, I remember being able to play Burgertime on my Atari 2600 set. I remember the cartridge for Burgertime was uniquely shaped, a smaller body than the traditional Atari fare like Combat, Space Invaders, Asteroids, Missile Command ... ah, memories! :cool:

I never had a Nintendo or anything after like the Xbox.

Oh, and getting back to the subject, I was born in 1972.

1985-- Five other people born in that same year on SO!

BURGERTIME ROCKED!! I had that game for Atari. And I still have it for the NES.

1988. I expect a birthday thread tomorrow. ;)

Who voted 1898 and before??? :lol: :lol:

Who voted 1898 and before??? :lol: :lol:


I am wondering that too! And happy early birthday Brent! :)

Just click the number and it shows who voted for what

Yessssss, '88 & '89 are dominating!

I remember back when...*sigh*...I was the youngest one here...:stressed: I'M GETTING OLD!!!!!!

:fart: Pretty soon, I'm going to be one of those old women that has a hat that says, "woof arted?"...and I wont be able to control myself.


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:lol:

1989

It is really strange to think that in a year or two people who were born in 1993 or 1994 are going to start posting here. Those years seem like just yesterday. and flippin gosh 1989 people are going to take over the board. :seeya:

I remember back when...*sigh*...I was the youngest one here...:stressed: I'M GETTING OLD!!!!!!

:fart: Pretty soon, I'm going to be one of those old women that has a hat that says, "woof arted?"...and I wont be able to control myself.


:lol:


If THAT'S the case, then us 1961ers and beyond might as well be mummified. Beautiful. :rolleyes: :p ;)

It is really strange to think that in a year or two people who were born in 1993 or 1994 are going to start posting here. Those years seem like just yesterday. and flippin gosh 1989 people are going to take over the board. :seeya:

I'm feeling old. :lol:

It is really strange to think that in a year or two people who were born in 1993 or 1994 are going to start posting here. Those years seem like just yesterday. and flippin gosh 1989 people are going to take over the board. :seeya:
woooo preschool doesn't seem like yesterday to me. It seems like 11 years ago :(

Old enough to have seen Bon Scott in concert with AC/DC. :cool:

That would have been cool! :rock:

It is really strange to think that in a year or two people who were born in 1993 or 1994 are going to start posting here. Those years seem like just yesterday. and flippin gosh 1989 people are going to take over the board. :seeya:

We will never let that happen.

Viva La Resistance!

We will never let that happen.

Viva La Resistance!
:lol:

1985 i will be 20 in August

It is really strange to think that in a year or two people who were born in 1993 or 1994 are going to start posting here. Those years seem like just yesterday. and flippin gosh 1989 people are going to take over the board. :seeya:
That's REALLY scary. :eek3: Then they'll start talking about 80's stuff and how they wish they had been born in the 80's... Yikes! I was born early enough in the 80's to remember part of the 80's and it makes me want to cry thinking about it.

If THAT'S the case, then us 1961ers and beyond might as well be mummified. Beautiful. :rolleyes: :p ;)

:lol:

1968 :D


The year that I graduated! Also I got married that year! :clap: :woohoo: :woohoo:

1985 i will be 20 in August

Aw Mary! Your baby is adorable! :D

Yessssss, '88 & '89 are dominating!
:king:

I remember when the 88/89ers used to be some of the youngest members on here. Now there's more people born in 1992 here than any other year except 1985, 1988 and 1989.

1988. People born in the 90s do suck. I trust no one born after the fall of the Berlin wall.

People born in the 80s suck!! :p


I can't really say that...all my friends were born in the 80s!

For you 1992 kids, what is the big cool thing you do in your pre teen years now??

When I was 13, we were obsessed with jamming to New Kids on the Block at the dance. Do they still have those dances, where your parents have to come and pick you up???

For you 1992 kids, what is the big cool thing you do in your pre teen years now??

When I was 13, we were obsessed with jamming to New Kids on the Block at the dance. Do they still have those dances, where your parents have to come and pick you up???

Oh yeah..we have a school dance every once a month. I love it so much. It's fun too because 99& of the songs are rap, but once in a while the DJ (who's our Health Science teacher) will play a few 80's songs for the teachers. I can't wait until our first one. :D :woohoo:

how can you dance to rap...its not even music??? :eek: ( or Crap, as I call it :p )

I loved those dances, I remember by the time the dance was over, I would usually have my shirt off and be soaked, all the faculty came in drunk and would hose us all down...

1985

I loved those dances, I remember by the time the dance was over, I would usually have my shirt off and be soaked, all the faculty came in drunk and would hose us all down...
What kind of school did you GO to??? :eek: Apparently, Miss Golden went to Caligula High :rolleyes:

1979 here getting old lol :lol: :lol:

For you 1992 kids, what is the big cool thing you do in your pre teen years now??

When I was 13, we were obsessed with jamming to New Kids on the Block at the dance. Do they still have those dances, where your parents have to come and pick you up???

You were born in 1962, or so you say. That means you would've been 13 in 1975.

NKOTB was not formed until 1984, when you claim to have been 22 then, and they disbanded in 1994, when you were 32 years old.

Something reeks here, and it's not NKOTB. Out with it, Miss Golden.

I loved those dances, I remember by the time the dance was over, I would usually have my shirt off and be soaked, all the faculty came in drunk and would hose us all down...

You WISHED it happened. No such thing happened. I don't believe you.

I've been suspicious of MissGolden for quite a while now. I think she likes to make up "cool" (or so she thinks) stories for attention. I agree w/ PZelda, I think you opened your mouth a bit too much this time...

Hey dudes it just took me awhile to get "out".

how can you dance to rap...its not even music??? :eek: ( or Crap, as I call it :p )

Thats kind of ignorant statement. R&B music is easier to dance to than rock.

Thats kind of ignorant statement. R&B music is easier to dance to than rock.
Well, its all moot anyway, since I dont dance :p

Hey dudes it just took me awhile to get "out".
"Out" meaning what?

I'm anxious for your answer to this one.

1990 here... :drummer:

1974 :eek:

I know there's more people on here born in '74, where are all of you :lol:

You were born in 1962, or so you say. That means you would've been 13 in 1975.

NKOTB was not formed until 1984, when you claim to have been 22 then, and they disbanded in 1994, when you were 32 years old.

Something reeks here, and it's not NKOTB. Out with it, Miss Golden.



You WISHED it happened. No such thing happened. I don't believe you.

Someone has uncovered the truth...

:banana:

I was going to start a thread like this but found this one and decided just to bump it up.

i was born in 1971

1987 baby! I can't believe I'm the only one! :eek:

i was born in 1971

Cool!! Me too!!

1991 forealz

I was born in 1989, the very last year of the 80's :D

Oh and btw, my 17th birthday is next wednesday :eek:

I was going to start a thread like this but found this one and decided just to bump it up.
Miss Golden...Good memories. :rofl:

I was born in 1986. :D And if someone tells you other wise, they are a liar. :lol:

1949