Road Pirate

So I had been playing the PlayStation and GBC versions on my phone with emulators. Well today I went down to my local game store and traded in two receivers for and a broken rock band controller for parts. Came out with, amongst two- well I just say the whole load. I got TMNT 2 and Sims 2 Pets for the PS2. Picked up a Betty Boop DVD for my mom. A copy of Munster Go Home, as well as a PS1 memory card for my PS2 and a copy of Racing for Home!!!!!!!! Probably gonna delete my ROM for the game off my phone since there are sadly no trophies for it anyway but I'm really happy to own this game again!!!!!!! I only had my PS2 for two weeks and already got me the game. A little store called AFK in East Liverpool, OH. They had two other copies but I made sure I got the best case, disc, and manual. Gona play it in a few moments once I cool off

Dude that's beyond awesome I literally LOVE Electric Light Orchestra! I listen to this Japanese band called Puffy and part of the reason I do is because they sound like Electric Light Orchestra and the Beatles. I've even heard people say if The Beatles stayed together their music in the 70s would of sounded like ELO. My dad couldn't believe when I was a kid listening to Mr. blue Sky and I corrected him that it wasn't the beatles

Cereal

OH MY GOD YOU KNOW - I played them all but I spent HOURS on Pimp Your Rod and just spent one trying to find the name. Thank you!!!!!!! Are these archived anywhere? I know they killed flash support but there are still ways to play flash games if you can get the files.

Does anyone know anything about the web game that was released to promote the movie? AI Google said it was called Return of The General Lee and it was released by Ubisoft to promote it but the only thing I remember was it was around the time of the 2005 movie and that you could pain and customize a 69 dodge car and another car. I remember thinking it was a weird looking Double Zero but it's probably the other car from the film

My first concert when I was real young was Tom Petty. I don't remember who opened for him sadly or even if it was just him or him and the Heartbreakers but it was awesome. The Foo Fighters with Rise Against opening in high school. Followed by The Offspring with Sum-41 opening.

Good Ol Boys but Up On Cripple Creek is second since the theme probably doesn't count

Coffee

Yeah this is a true. You especially always wanna test your arrow's spine before firing them

There was a blue Martin Cougar a few days ago on eBay. It looked like metal flake blue minus the flakes, had a case, and came with five bows. If I were a little better off if I wouldn't of hesitated to get it. Unfortunately it seems to be gone. I can shoot but money these days lol

Yeah basically. If you get a chance look up "Tubbz" also known as cosplaying ducks lol Basically if pop figures were ducks.

I own the complete series on DVD as well as Knight Rider 2000 the tv movie from 91 but sadly that's a region 2 dvd so I e only been able to watch it a couple times. My brother actually bought me a Michael Knight "Tubz" over the weekend. They're like these officially licensed ducks based on characters

I just googled and found out it's real. That man actually ate REAL RAW LIVER. I could never. Like I wanna so I could say I did but I think I'll stick to buttermilk and popcorn oh my.

My favorite character was Stewart's girlfriend. When she tries to "teach" Amy how to like comic books and she's like "I don't pretend I like comic books" An age old lesson. The new series, spin off, is gonna be actually insane.

I swear High Octane is one of the best episodes of any show I've ever seen. I may be biased for Road Pirates but I really think High Octane is Duke perfection. There's a music note that plays when you first see the Rolls on the criminals property. I never hear that note in any other episode but I used to think it sounded so good and helped set the mood for what was going on

I could be wrong but this may be related to the type of screens PlayStation and GameBoy would be out put on. Gameboy had no backlight so they often shifted tones of colors to make them appear better. The PlayStation also relies on scan lines for certain pictures to look a specific way. For example the sky might pop a bit more if playing on a crt tv.

A bit different but there is a graphic novel, or a series of comic books, refered to as Blackest Night. They're Green Lantern comics. I tell you when I read those I actually imagined a score. No other book did I imagine the score. I still remember reading one of the Double Fudge books in fourth grade and to this day I can visually remember how I picture their house by the creek and the apartment building in another. Now I've been reading the manga of One Piece lately so that I can read what the One Piece is when we know and I do hear the music that I hear when I watch the show as I read it. I really don't know if the same can be said for any other books. Now if I read Star Trek or Star Wars books I'll of course hear Harrison For and William Shatner but it takes something unique to make me hear the score as I read.

Yep! Used to love the theme song when I was little. We watched it so much I never even thought anything of it being in black and white. I mean like I wouldn't even realize it was in black and white if that makes sense. It just was cause it didn't need to be in color. If you get the chance look up Grand Theft Auto (1977) if you've never seen it. It's the first film ol Ronnie ever directed

I'm not as obsessed as I am with some other shows but I'm definitely a fan. I used to swear Gilligan and Dick Grayson wore the same sweater.

Dude I'm so jealous! I want the black and silver one so bad

This is my Dukes rocking chair I had when I wasna kid. My aunt's husband made it for me in 2001 when I was still only three. It's graphic is obviously from the Dukes of Hazzard Racing for Home. I took it outside and got some of that wood cleaner that you dilute with water and went to work. My dukes car collection is on top of the box next to it!

The Dukes of Hazzard, Darkwing Duck, Good Troop, Chip & Dale, Secret Squirrel, Batman TAS, Superman TAS, Justice League, Static Shock, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece, Bratz, Pac-Man, Smurfs, Snorks, Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, Ozzy & Drix, Space Ghost, The Brak Show, Home Movies, Mission Hill, Seinfeld, Starsky & Hutch, Atomic Betty, Fairy Oddparents- A lot of Boomerang so plenty of classic cartoons as well as modern shows that came out when I was a kid. I really miss when RTV used to be a thing. They'd show A-Team, then Knight Rider. Really like The Incredible Hulk, The Wild Wild West, and Adventures of Superman too. I feel like I'd be here all day. My mom was born in 60 and my dad in 75 lol. So me having been born in 97 I consider myself VERY lucky in terms of the pop culture I got to enjoy. Everything from every generation almost

Shame I'm late on this- I really love this episode. Used to watch it all the time after first learning of Coy and Vance. I came home after staying at my cousins and told my dad "Bo was wearing Luke's shirt but Luke didn't look like Luke" my dad then explained the tale of Coy and Vance. A funny take but this was around 2011. Years later I realized CMT was showing those episodes but cause of Christopher Mayer's passing.