axl1996
20 Posts
16 years, 6 months ago
i remember on saturday morring i get up and my mom and dad wer in the living room and i remumber the song walking in memphis playing on cmt now we went out and eat and go to toys r us and walmart vay wer in memphis good old days todays saturday morrings suck whats you best saturday memorys
Watching My Little Pony Tales,My Little Pony and Friends,and Animaniacs!
I also remember buying a My Little Pony every Saturday!
I also remember buying a My Little Pony every Saturday!
"Hey, where did you learn to drive? On the bumper cars at the amusement park?"
-Chuck E,Chuck E Cheese's Rat Tales
-Chuck E,Chuck E Cheese's Rat Tales
Watching Nick. Doug, Rugrats (The 1993 ones), All that... I can go on and on!
Saturday mornings when i was a kid i would do two things drink a looooooooot of Kool-aid and watch Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, now i just sleep in and surf the net.
Waking up in the huge water bed, the smell of pancakes and bacon in the air, just to get up and see Muppet Babies, before getting pissed off/deathly frightened by Pee Wee's show, either that or Soul Train would come on....TV changes to Antenna B, and the Atari 2600 games begin, usually Super Breakout, Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Adventure, and Pitfall.
axl1996
20 Posts
16 years, 5 months ago
iny 90s ppl here
System
79987 Posts
16 years, 5 months ago
Mad-Mike
Waking up in the huge water bed, the smell of pancakes and bacon in the air, just to get up and see Muppet Babies, before getting pissed off/deathly frightened by Pee Wee's show, either that or Soul Train would come on....TV changes to Antenna B, and the Atari 2600 games begin, usually Super Breakout, Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Adventure, and Pitfall.
man that is like the quite essential ealry 80s life 8)
pearljamownzyou
428 Posts
16 years, 5 months ago
I think the same memories most other kids in the 70s/80s/early 90s had, waking up early and watching cartoons nonstop until 11 am or 12 pm while eating sugary cereals.
Hanging out with friends, playing video games, watching TV, playing around outside.
Good times.
Good times.
gustogummi
2602 Posts
16 years, 5 months ago
skateboarding.
Videogame playing, hanging out with friends, and watching cartoons.
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[/sub]pokinsmot
574 Posts
16 years, 5 months ago
i dont have anything specific i can remember right now, but i always fondly remember waking up at 6 in the morning, and quietly sneaking out to the kitchen, making a bowl of cereal w/ TONS of sugar dumped on it, and watching cartoons for another hour or 2 before anyone else got up. i would always wake up right at 6. and id always be a lil disappointed if my mom or dad were up early. that was MY time. but, my mom always made pancakes, waffles, french toast or dutch baby pancakes on saturday, so it wasnt that bad.
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Riding my bike and playing with the neighborhood kids.
Cdokes1
1032 Posts
16 years, 3 months ago
I would have to say waking up and watching Cartoons like everyone else who grew up in the 80s & 90s. The middle of the day I was either at the mall in the 90's or watching a movie on Commander USA's Groovy moives. Around 6pm it was straight Nickelodeon time in the 80's with YCDOTV, Double Dare and Danger mouse and then in the 90's with Nicktoons and snick. When all those shows went off I would flip back and forth from Usa Up All night to TNT's monstervision or in the 80's watching USA Saturday Nightmares and Night Flight
Waking up to the smell of bacon, sausage, eggs and those square frozen hashbrowns cooking in the kitchen. Watching Muppet Babies, Pee Wee's Playhouse, etc. Playing Barbie's with my best friend. Possibly going to the mall or the movies later in the afternoon. I DO remember playing outside. I was always more of an indoor kid but I know that I played outside more than alot of kids do today. Then the evening was spent watching Snick. And if we could get through are you Are you Afraid Of The Dark? without being scared than we would stay up a little later and watch Tales From The Crypt.
I think, whether you were a kid in the 70's, 80's, or 90's it is virtually the same. My childhood was the early to mid 70's and I would wake up early, eat a sugary cereal and watch scooby-doo, speed buggy, hong kong phooey, wheelie and the chopper bunch, shazaam!, land of the lost and many more. By 11am I would be heading out the door to ride my big wheel or bike. Probably pretty close to the same as anyone else. except kids who are playing their video games...I did'nt have that.
Hmm, don't know about best, but my most vivid memories about satudays are from the mornings.
Late 80s, early 90s: I'd be in bed, enjoying not having to get up early for school when suddenly my room door would fly open and the sound of Queen or Sweet blasted in from the livingroom Hi-Fi.
This signalled Mother was doing her Spring cleaning, which she did most Saturdays. She would open my curtains and window, tell me to get up and then disappear.
In the summer this was not so bad, but she'd do it in autumn and winter too, which meant my room became an icebox in .3 of a second!
Fond memories though :) This usualy meant I had had a wash, breakfast and was out of the door by 9am, not to return till 5pm or so.
Late 80s, early 90s: I'd be in bed, enjoying not having to get up early for school when suddenly my room door would fly open and the sound of Queen or Sweet blasted in from the livingroom Hi-Fi.
This signalled Mother was doing her Spring cleaning, which she did most Saturdays. She would open my curtains and window, tell me to get up and then disappear.
In the summer this was not so bad, but she'd do it in autumn and winter too, which meant my room became an icebox in .3 of a second!
Fond memories though :) This usualy meant I had had a wash, breakfast and was out of the door by 9am, not to return till 5pm or so.
Mad-Mike
Waking up in the huge water bed, the smell of pancakes and bacon in the air, just to get up and see Muppet Babies, before getting pissed off/deathly frightened by Pee Wee's show, either that or Soul Train would come on....TV changes to Antenna B, and the Atari 2600 games begin, usually Super Breakout, Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Adventure, and Pitfall.
I remeber that time. I acually liked Pee-Wee's playhouse, but once soul train and the sports started comming on I was playing games too. Or I was outside playing if it wasn't too hot.
sohchx
34 Posts
16 years, 3 months ago
7 am,bowl of cereal bigger than my head,watching M.A.S.K.,Go-bots,Captain Kangaroo.I forget everything else I used to watch
Hmm... I would probably have to say watching cartoons. That was how my best Saturdays went. And then maybe hanging out with friends after.