The all things 1980s thread
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meesterperfect
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I was a teenager in the 80's.
I saw everything, heard everything, and did everything that happened or came out in the 80's.
I saw everything, heard everything, and did everything that happened or came out in the 80's.
BCT
Pucker Up Butter Cup.
Even the Safety Dance?
What about that made up thing.. what was it again? Oh, AIDS?
old school cool
Little Red Wagon Repairman
MFOMBSoPGA
Horror Movies, Thrash Metal, Doing the sex with 40+ year old ladies when I was barely legal and watching them sip my cum out of Champagne glasses with their pinkies in the air
That thing is fucking beautiful.
The 80s certainly had their moments, but in terms of creativity and societal significance seemed kinda pale compared to the late 60s to mid 70s.
They were an improvement over the late 70s.
PS: Julie Andrews??? Ok then :1orglaugh
They were an improvement over the late 70s.
PS: Julie Andrews??? Ok then :1orglaugh
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:drool:
Jim Bakker, thou art forgiven
How about Liz Stewart, she is one good fuck. --- :rubbel:
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love this song.
RIP Tom Petty.
RIP Tom Petty.
John is winning this thread.
love this movie.
Supafly
Retired Mod
I was 16 now, and in our school dance parties, these records broke the crowd. Life would never be the same, and so much more grouindbreaking new music was about to hit the airwaves.#
Here are some of the pioneers of the "Neue Deutsche Welle"
The following year brought this superhit
And then, in 1982, in the very oldfashioned "Hitparade" on the ZDF (Second national TV channel), where usually all the classic german Schlager music got presented - always live! - TRIO broke their first and biggest hit. The crowd really did not understand what the hell that was. But this song was a worldwide hit.
Here are some of the pioneers of the "Neue Deutsche Welle"
The following year brought this superhit
And then, in 1982, in the very oldfashioned "Hitparade" on the ZDF (Second national TV channel), where usually all the classic german Schlager music got presented - always live! - TRIO broke their first and biggest hit. The crowd really did not understand what the hell that was. But this song was a worldwide hit.
Reagan: He was good.
Absolutely :glugglug:
Squeeze with their two songwriters: Glenn Tilbrook and Chris Difford. Each singing lead ...