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Microsoft "Kids of the '90s" ad
Not sure why they went this route... brought back the feels, but kinda of made me angry, that they're just using my sweet, sweet childhood memories to make me want their tablet.
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Right in the feels. Who wants to play pogs!?
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I could google this, but I will ask instead: did Pogs actually have rules?? I remember bashing them around, but don't recall an actual reason for doing so. Oh, and Oregon Trail was the stuff.
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Lunch was a puzzle? It still can be, *****!
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Re: Microsoft "Kids of the '90s" ad
 Originally Posted by brentblum I could google this, but I will ask instead: did Pogs actually have rules?? I remember bashing them around, but don't recall an actual reason for doing so. Oh, and Oregon Trail was the stuff. As far as I know you just threw the slammer and you kept whatever pogs were face up.
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 Originally Posted by brentblum I could google this, but I will ask instead: did Pogs actually have rules?? I remember bashing them around, but don't recall an actual reason for doing so. Oh, and Oregon Trail was the stuff. We always took about 20 each, mixed them together, and put them upside down in one stack. Then you took turns with your slammer hitting the pile. The ones you turned over you got to keep. It was the cause of a lot of elementary school drama and eventually a pog ban at school.
"But let’s see if the Cyclones can give everyone a nice big ****burger to eat. Opportunity awaits." -Brent Blum
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 Originally Posted by Bigman38 We always took about 20 each, mixed them together, and put them upside down in one stack. Then you took turns with your slammer hitting the pile. The ones you turned over you got to keep. It was the cause of a lot of elementary school drama and eventually a pog ban at school. yup, dead on
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Oh, to be young again... *single tear*
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Re: Microsoft "Kids of the '90s" ad
 Originally Posted by Bigman38 We always took about 20 each, mixed them together, and put them upside down in one stack. Then you took turns with your slammer hitting the pile. The ones you turned over you got to keep. It was the cause of a lot of elementary school drama and eventually a pog ban at school. Pokemon cards were the main trouble at my school and got banned.
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This is great info. I vaguely remember doing this now and the ensuing ban in the lunch-room at my school as well. Oh man fifth grade was intense.
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 Originally Posted by Rabbuk Pokemon cards were the main trouble at my school and got banned. Pogs were a few years earlier than Pokemon. One got banned in Elementary school the other in Middle school.
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 Originally Posted by VTXCyRyD WTH is a pog? Are you kidding me?
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 Originally Posted by VTXCyRyD WTH is a pog?
Half person, half dog. Own best friend.
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Re: Microsoft "Kids of the '90s" ad
 Originally Posted by VTXCyRyD WTH is a pog? Pogs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia "But let’s see if the Cyclones can give everyone a nice big ****burger to eat. Opportunity awaits." -Brent Blum
"I am the one who knocks" -Walter White
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