lol…that was an awesome video! I loved watching Knight Rider growing up but my hero was the guy from Greatest American Hero! You’ve gotta love a guy who flies into buildings and can never get his landing right but always manages to save the day in the end (sometimes by accident!).
Seriously, I want that video. Did you check the soundtrack that came along with it? How did they avoid copyrights?
When I was a kid my mom asked me what I wanted to be when I grow up. I said, “Michael Jackson”. This was during the Thriller years, not when he was charged variously and hanging babies off the side of hotels.
Daisy Duke. I remember being four or five and sitting in the kitchen watching the hands move ever so slowly toward 3 o’clock. I couldn’t wait for the show to come on every day. And I had the biggest cruch on Bo Duke. Whew!!
Wade Boggs & Janet Jackson. I played baseball and softball and was a third baseman and way into it. I loved Janet Jackson because she was tough and could really dance. “No my first name ain’t baby, it’s Janet, Miss Jackson if you’re nasty” I rocked out to that tape almost everyday on my purple boom box.
Dorothy Hamill. I met her right after the olympics and had her sign a $2 bill which I later lost – Bummer! I even had the Hamill haircut which was later replaced with a Farrah Fawcett style. (Showing my age, aren’t I?)
Ohhh Kids Incorporated! I SO wanted to be on that show! K-I-D-S!!!
Ahhhh I’m loving the 80s flashbacks! So in 20 years our kids are going to say??? Who? Hannah Montana? Stars from High School Musical? Please God, don’t let it be Britney Spears!
RAIN IT DOWN
dukes of hazzard county…baby! (NOT 2005 remake!)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dukes_of_Hazzard
punky brewster!
i’m with larissa on this one.
For me, illusionist David Copperfield…but now the dude’s facing rapes charges. Better rethink that one! I mean…how cheesey is this?
http://youtube.com/watch?v=IC7LE-FZp7o
The kid in me still digs it…
no doubt, Zack from Save by the Bell
daria.
crockett (miami vice). i didnt realize what a ho he was then though.
I guess I’m old… My hero in elementary school was Evel Knievel.
http://billspondering.blogspot.com/2007/12/evel-knievel.html
“LL Cool J” Come on the ladies loved cool james! “I need love, I’m Bad…. did it get any better.”
So, what’s up with your site going to RSS style at login?
I personally hate RSS.
Just wondering?
Take care
that video was amazing.
DJ Tanner LOL
My dad, Martin Holman from Richmond, Indiana and the amazing trilogy of Larry Bird, Robert Parish, and Kevin McHale
Okay, so I called the number and someone named Carlos answered…pretty crazy stuff…by the way, they don’t carry the product anymore…bummer.
Gene Simmons, still is kind of.
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inspector gadget by far.
“go go gadget arms”–that guy was cool!
lol…that was an awesome video! I loved watching Knight Rider growing up but my hero was the guy from Greatest American Hero! You’ve gotta love a guy who flies into buildings and can never get his landing right but always manages to save the day in the end (sometimes by accident!).
Brad Ruggles
http://www.bradruggles.com
Donatello. The turtle, not the artist…
I would have to say that Zack Morris was my hero in grade school, but that was mainly because he dated Kelly Kapowski.
Alex P. Keaton – Family Ties
Gospel Bill! No joke. Or Wichita Slim. Or maybe Commander Kelly. Yep, I was raised on that stuff, and I’ll (pretty much) shamelessly admit it.
Oh and, I have to echo DJ Tanner. I loved (love) that show.
Seriously, I want that video. Did you check the soundtrack that came along with it? How did they avoid copyrights?
When I was a kid my mom asked me what I wanted to be when I grow up. I said, “Michael Jackson”. This was during the Thriller years, not when he was charged variously and hanging babies off the side of hotels.
Daniel Boone and Gary Coleman
Daisy Duke. I remember being four or five and sitting in the kitchen watching the hands move ever so slowly toward 3 o’clock. I couldn’t wait for the show to come on every day. And I had the biggest cruch on Bo Duke. Whew!!
Wade Boggs & Janet Jackson. I played baseball and softball and was a third baseman and way into it. I loved Janet Jackson because she was tough and could really dance. “No my first name ain’t baby, it’s Janet, Miss Jackson if you’re nasty” I rocked out to that tape almost everyday on my purple boom box.
Dorothy Hamill. I met her right after the olympics and had her sign a $2 bill which I later lost – Bummer! I even had the Hamill haircut which was later replaced with a Farrah Fawcett style. (Showing my age, aren’t I?)
DC Talk – but it was more of a sick crush on Kevin Max than a “hero” thing – I know, I know
Remember Ultimate Warrior. WWF baby. Thanks for the YouTube trip down memory lane.
Oh yeah, and Michael Jackson too.
Tony Hawk was my hero. Recently, my 10 year old son got to meet him. Unfortunately, I have yet to shake his hand myself…
Maybe that’s why I broke my arm at the skate park trying to be a kid again…
Thanks for ruining my hopes, Dale. I was just about to have “my Mom or Dad order now”. My birthday is coming up.
My hero, by the way, was Paula Abdul. Ouch. Did I just say/type that outloud?
ha ha Amy Grant.
or Kids Incorporated:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnsHpPNltBw
Ohhh Kids Incorporated! I SO wanted to be on that show! K-I-D-S!!!
Ahhhh I’m loving the 80s flashbacks! So in 20 years our kids are going to say??? Who? Hannah Montana? Stars from High School Musical? Please God, don’t let it be Britney Spears!
Carlos Whittaker was and is my hero…could I get any more shameless?
Seriously – Dr. Alan Grant from Jurassic Park
http://brettmoore.blogspot.com
The one thing that inflation just can’t seem to touch – the “as seen on TV” deals – just $19.99! Shipping has gone up though.
I actually remember that commercial from when I was a sophomore in HS. So fess up, who misses their parachute pants?
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