Old-timey Courage the Cowardly Dog.
In middle school, I printed a set of Courage headstone-shaped bookmarks. I printed it on really thick paper and folded that paper several times so it’s sturdy. I meticulously colored in the bookmarks with brand new crayons and carefully cut them out.
They were the best damn bookmarks anyone has ever made. They were so nice, I didn’t even use them. I let them sat in my pencil box.
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(via Flavorwire » Heartwarming Illustrations of Famed Pop Culture Rivals)
Typical rivals - Vader vs. Kenobi, Android vs. Apple, Bowser vs. Mario, but I love seeing Samurai Jack and Aku on the roster.
(via Go Back to the Nineties With Our Community Pogs — Vulture)
Right? Let’s take two things that are not related at all and make 90s kids squeal like a pig with excitement.
Sidenote: I had the best red foil dinosaur slammer. I kicked ass and flipped pogs like no one’s business.
8. “I wanna really really really wanna zig a zig ahh,” has a meaning, and all true nineties kids know it, but we must never share it. Like the Illuminati, it must remain between us, the keyholders. With great power comes great responsibility.
(via FACT: ‘The Adventures Of Pete & Pete’ Invented Hipsters)
I never really thought of that, but I can buy that.
(via DIY Guy Cranks Out Guitar Amps Made of Ouija Boards, Beer Cans | Underwire | Wired.com)
Man can make an amp out of anything.
Bill Nye The Science Guy on Ocean Currents (oceanography (Full Clip) (by TheRealBillNye)
I was on lifehacker learning how to use chopsticks to pour water into a glass and not let the liquid spill everywhere (my Wednesday night), and they used this Bill Nye video as an example (see 1.15)
I miss watching his show in the wee hours of the morning.
Kickass Cover of the Day: A one-man-band named David does the Ren & Stimpy theme music (which was almost written by Kurt Cobain or some such nonsense).
