EarthShaker

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Clown who draws and sometimes publishes games.
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SleepyC420
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belarius
@belarius

I've long held that you can pretty reliably peg someone's age by asking what they think's about to get played on the Media Cart. Not as a matter of intellectually thinking it through: What does your gut reflex tell you is about to be popped into that machine? I may as well out myself by saying that, for me, it's either The Lion King or Fern Gully.

SleepyC420
@SleepyC420

Yall got movies?? I got Bill Nye or ancient creature/dinosaur documentaries.
And it was only ever my science teachers that did it. Tho I'm also not exactly complaining because I found both very intruiging.

EarthShaker
@EarthShaker

In high school, I think I saw the first forty minutes of "Leprechaun In The Hood" about thirty times.

And "Selena"

And "Friday"

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LuizPSC
@LuizPSC

I watched so much Crazy Frog on that kind of TV zoomed to level 2 in school

never watched Isle of Flowers though, i remember vividly i was sick that day and didn't see it, for what i khow, is a brazilian shared experience watching that on school

I didn't miss Quest for Fire day though ( i was already 17s)

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pxlbelle
@pxlbelle

i honestly didn’t even know it was on tv until a few years ago. i always thought it was just one of those sets of tapes they would sell specifically to schools like those nature documentaries with the trippy old school 3d animation intro

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belarius
@belarius

As I remember it, band classes were the most likely to get the movie treatment. Easy to imagine a generalist sub showing up to a room full of students holding brass & woodwind instruments and saying to themselves, "Shit, I don't know, these kids movies have songs in them."

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