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Since I've gone back to working on making a playlist of 80's pop music, I thought this funny from Ducky would be appropriate.....

You're a Child of the 80's If...
 
You know what a "burnout" is.
 
You know what "Sike" means.
 
You know the profound meaning of "Wax on, Wax off."
 
You know that another name for a keyboard is a "Synthesizer."
 
You wanted to be a Goonie.
 
You know who Max Headroom is.
 
You ever wore flourescent, neon if you will, clothing.
 
You could breakdance, or wish you could.
 
You wanted to be The Hulk for Halloween.
 
Partying "like it's 1999" seemed SO far away.
 
You wanted to be on StarSearch.
 
You can remember what Michael Jackson looked like before his nose fell off.
 
You wore a banana clip at some point during your youth, or knew someone who did.
 
You knew what Willis was "talkin' 'bout."
 
You HAD to have your MTV.
 
You hold a special place in your heart for "Back to the Future."
 
You thought Molly Ringwald was REALLY cool.
 
You actually thought "Dirty Dancing" was a REALLY good movie.
 
You heard of Garbage Pail Kids.
 
You knew "The Artist" when he was humbly called "Prince."
 
You remember when ATARI was a state of the art video game system.
 
You own any cassettes.
 
You were led to believe that in the year 2000 we'd all be living on the moon.
 
You remember and/or own any of the Care Bear Glass collection from Pizza Hut.
 
Or any other stupid collection they came out with.
 
Poltergeist freaked you out.
 
You carried your lunch to school in a Gremlins or an ET lunchbox.
 
You have ever pondered why Smurfette was the ONLY female smurf.
 
You know what a Doozer is.
 
You wore biker shorts underneath a short skirt and felt stylish, or knew someone who did.
 
You ever had a Swatch Watch.
 
You can name 1/2 the members of Duran Duran.
 
You remember when "Saturday Night Live" was funny.
 
You had WonderWoman or Superman underoos.
 
You know what a "Whammee" is.
 
You had a crush on Jon Bon Jovi, or knew someone who did.
 
You know the words to the theme song of "The Facts of Life."