“A-Maze Your Audience”; “Eye Saw Krull”; “The Krullering Contest.” Oh, 1983, you silly, wonderful year.
See the whole book at Zombo’s Closet.
Surveying the Gen X landscape and the origins of geek
“A-Maze Your Audience”; “Eye Saw Krull”; “The Krullering Contest.” Oh, 1983, you silly, wonderful year.
See the whole book at Zombo’s Closet.
It’s hard to believe there was a time when people didn’t know how to open a can. The “stay-on-tab” (or “pop-top”) slowly replaced the “pull tab” from about 1977 to 1980, because the latter was a major source of litter and sharp enough to be dangerous. The Pepsi can is from 1977, and the Coke can is from 1978.
Pics are from a fun blog called Soda Can Collection. (Where the hell does he put all those cans?)
Look at that model kit: it’s a Volkswagen Vanagon! I went all the way to Yosemite in one of those bastards with nothing but Mattel’s Baseball and a few comic books to keep me company.
The ad is from Toy & Hobby World magazine, August, 1982. The text on the lower right of the kit says “Insta-Win Video Game Inside”.
Just found this brilliant, super comprehensive tour by supertechnoboy of the Atomic Buffalo Arcade and had to share. Can you guess how many light bulbs this thing uses? Let’s see if you get chills when the music starts.