Discussion Thread: 77 comments
Hi Dad! Where have you been? What’s that? Orko has one of those under his skirt? And it looks like Mario Lopez? Strange. Yes, I’ll have some, pass the bottle please…

Posted by
BotchieGulpe @ 04/23/2003 4:21 PM EDT
Is He-Man drinking vodka? Sweet. He should try Ultra Tide Free laundry detergent. Take a sniff next time you’re in the grocery store: smells just like Absolut, but gets your insides brighter and whiter.

Posted by
Molten @ 04/23/2003 4:32 PM EDT
Teddy Ruxpin with a knife? I’m having nightmares for a month now…
Oh, god, oh god, oh god!!!
First, I click on the 80sTees ad and get the fucking Monchichi’s theme song stuck in my head, and now I get He-Man staring me down with what looks like a bottle of tequila!
There’s no way in hell I’m sleeping tonight.

Posted by
Patty nO'More @ 04/23/2003 5:24 PM EDT
Hell Yea!

Posted by
Orgg @ 04/23/2003 5:31 PM EDT
Hey, everyone parties sometime.

Posted by
Sargasm @ 04/23/2003 5:36 PM EDT
Wow, I went to Zellers the other day (in Canada) and was I in for a treat 50% off easter candy.
My take home loot:
Cadbury Cream eggs x 2 - as per Matts Artical
Cadbury Truffle eggs x 2 - A little to mutch truffle stuff for my tastes
Dove Truffle eggs x 2 - Way better than the Cadbury one, actually tastes like a truffle
Cadbury Wonderbar eggs x 2 - Strange
Cadbury Caramilk eggs x 2 - Stickier than a cream egg but pretty darn tasty.
Cadbury Dream Eggs x 2 - Like a Cadbury cream egg but its white chocolate and has a more dairy-ish goo inside.
All of that for just under $5.00 Canadian. And because of socialized health care here I don’t have to pay for the double bypass either.

Posted by
Goblin22 @ 04/23/2003 5:43 PM EDT
lol

Posted by
teehee @ 04/23/2003 6:03 PM EDT
What I still cannot figure out is if the U.S. of A is junk food central, how come all of these damn foriegners are getting all the good candy and chips? Now THAT’S worth going to war over.

Posted by
jthm @ 04/23/2003 7:36 PM EDT
So Queen Marlena brought the good stuff with her from Earth? Or was that something the cop had stashed away in that half of a car?
What do I know? I drink Sprite at nightclubs. 

Posted by
ShadowWing the Technorganic Autobot @ 04/23/2003 8:41 PM EDT
Oh, I wanted to beat Koz to the punch: I like pants! (runs away)

Posted by
ShadowWing again @ 04/23/2003 8:41 PM EDT
I wore the G.I. Joe version for halloween ‘86/87

Posted by
Spaz @ 04/23/2003 9:51 PM EDT
i remember when He-man showed up at my house with Vodka …….

Posted by
Runnin wit scissors @ 04/24/2003 3:11 AM EDT
HE-MAN: "This guy here…this is the guy right here…"
MAN-AT-ARMS: "Uh, He-Man…I think you’ve had enough…"
HE-MAN: "You don’t know me, man!"
TEELA: "Jesus, this happens at EVERY Christmas party!"
HE-MAN: "I’m sorry (sob)…so sorry. I love you so much Teela…"
TEELA: "Let go of my tits, you sicko!"

Posted by
The Yeti @ 04/24/2003 9:12 AM EDT
No shit -
when I was 11, I saw my first childs play movie. It was the second one. I watched it with my mom, and even at 11, I knew how rediculously not scary it was. It had it’s jump scenes, but it was still my buddy. During a commercial break (it was on USA) my mom was able to sneak upstairs for a "cup of coffee" which losely translates to "scare the living fuck out of my kid for eternity." What she did was take my "My Buddy" from my closet, and taped a real knife into his hand, she then covered him under the blankets in my bed, and returned downstairs to finish the movie. The movie was over, I went upstairs, played a few rounds of Nintendo, and decided to turn in for the night.
I turned off all the lights, pulled back my covers, and saw that knife gleaming. I totally freaked out.
I killed my mom that night, and burried her in the backyard. It isn’t so funny now is it mom?!? IS IT?!?!? ISSSSSSSSSSSSS IT!

Posted by
chad @ 04/24/2003 9:21 AM EDT
Considering that there was just an article about them, I thought people might like to see some weird coloured knock offs of Transformers cassettes. If nothing else, they’re a lot cheaper.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISA...=3128476886&category=4696
Good ol’ eBay. Cheers.

Posted by
Sean. @ 04/24/2003 9:23 AM EDT
Marlena smuggling in the good stuff. . .next thing you know, they’re gonna pull Frostbite over with an open two-four in the trunk of the Snow Cat. Of course, when you have six missiles attached to your arctic assault half-track vehicle, you can probably intimidate a traffic cop out of a DUI ticket.
(Now I understand why my parents were angsty about me playing with "boy’s toys": they thought I’d spend my adult years making esoteric references to toys that were discontinued almost twenty years ago on other people’s blogs. Well, screw it — they should’a’ marketed better girl toys).

Posted by
Molten @ 04/24/2003 10:07 AM EDT
If I weren’t high, that’d freak me out.

Posted by
Mr. Peanut @ 04/24/2003 2:01 PM EDT
I think the big question is…who is that behind the mask. The eyes dont have that half asleep "please god just kill me now" look we usually see in Matt’s eyes.

Posted by
Gozer @ 04/24/2003 2:07 PM EDT
i’m afaraid. very afraid.
he-man never looked so menacing.

Posted by
evin @ 04/24/2003 2:56 PM EDT
also: i have a feeling it is a child behind the mask, because the costume is obviously meant for kids, and whoever is behind it seems too small for it.
perhaps matt is actually a midget, and thus far has employed special camera techniques so as not to seem such? hmm?

Posted by
evin @ 04/24/2003 2:58 PM EDT
Live-action Joe movie?
http://cinescape.com/0/editori...at_id=270338&obj_id=38408
Dolph Lundgren better play Duke.

Posted by
Destro lotion @ 04/24/2003 3:50 PM EDT
i just got the entire wrapper off of a big cadbury egg in one piece! go me! and go drunken he-man!

Posted by
ashley @ 04/24/2003 4:12 PM EDT
hey guys. i just saw mayor mccheese dance the hustle in a VERY RECENT mcdonald’s video cassette. i totally find cooler stuff at thrift stores than you.

Posted by
pupitre @ 04/24/2003 7:11 PM EDT
Well aren’t you just the bee’s knees? I didn’t know shopping for useless junk was a competition, or I would have put on my special jumpsuit. What so hard about finding a "VERY RECENT" video? Why even go to the thrift store? Couldn’t you just go to the Golden Arches? @_@

Posted by
good for you! hugs all around! @ 04/24/2003 7:32 PM EDT
who names themselves after a desk, anyway?

Posted by
re: pupitre @ 04/24/2003 7:35 PM EDT
mmm.. yea i coulda, but i’m pretty sure it woulda cost more than the 50 CENTS THAT I PAID FOR IT OH YEA I ROCK!!!!!!

Posted by
pupitre @ 04/24/2003 8:04 PM EDT
Does anyone else remember the Consumers store chain? It was basically a waiting room with counters that had catalogs on them. You would search through and get the code for the item you wanted and go to the cashier window. They would have someone in the huge rear of the store then send up you item.
This is the only link I could find for a Consumers Catalog:
http://www.yojoe.com/archive/ads/consumers89.shtml

Posted by
Item #4507D @ 04/24/2003 8:04 PM EDT
who’s naming who’s self? this isn’t a name, merely an online nickname. i don’t go around with a "hi, my name is pupitre" sticker affixed to my shirt.

Posted by
pupitre @ 04/24/2003 8:05 PM EDT
I know someone who always looks like that.

Posted by
Lint @ 04/25/2003 10:15 AM EDT
I wore that costume for Halloween in Kindergarten…only without the booze.

Posted by
Goggles Pizano @ 04/25/2003 12:33 PM EDT
If you do make X-E shirts Matt, may I suggest you go with this funny company.
http://www.tshirthell.com/

Posted by
Stretchy @ 04/25/2003 3:01 PM EDT
is that the outfit you make your missus wear?
ho ho ho
i once had the skeletor armour and mask set.
it came with a tiny stadff though 

Posted by
tin man @ 04/25/2003 3:02 PM EDT
I used to love Consumers Distributing. It was like ordering through a catalog only you got your stuff immediately. No pushy sales clerks. Without having to worry about displays they could pack alot of product into thier back warehouse. If they advertised an item as being for sale they always had it. I never left consumers empty handed as a kid. You want a new Cobra Khan, BAM, there it is. Snake Eyes version 3, CRACK, here ya go, Ewok Village playset. WHOOSH, all yours kid.
Not like today when you have to go to the manufacturers website just to find out whats available, then hit numerous Zellers, K-Marts, Wal-Marts and Sears(es) hoping to find the product you want. I wonder where the business model fell apart on Consumers Dist. No huge overhead in that business model. It was an entire Department store that could be run by five people, three cashiers and two warehouse guys and it was impossible to shoplift in.
CONSUMERS DISTRIBUTING RULES!!! WHOO!!! YAH!!!
I’m a poor poor sheltered person. this consumers distributing sounds like the holy grail I have almost always searched for! The only problem is that you have to look through almost everything to find what you want, or just the lack of impulse buying. That’s the only reason the big retailers beat everything else…impulse. DAMN DIRTY HUMANS AND THIER BAD HABBITS!

Posted by
brandon @ 04/25/2003 3:09 PM EDT
Consumers ruled! We had one near us growing up.
I agree with Goblin; how’d it fail?

Posted by
Atomic Punk @ 04/25/2003 3:49 PM EDT
I had the Hordak costume as a kid.
Hordak kicked all sorts of ass..

Posted by
Bloodcat @ 04/25/2003 5:28 PM EDT
the "consumers" store sounds like englands "argos".
but in argos, you look in the catalogue, fill out the form, and when you get to the till you wait 15 minutes before the wanker behind the counter tells you theyve run out of what ever you were buying.

Posted by
'tin man @ 04/25/2003 7:25 PM EDT
HeMan: "Hey She-Ra,Hows about me and Yous get Naked and you can whip out the strap-on while i rub butter on my nipples.."
She-Ra: "Hmm..How about you put down the bottle and take off my panties Freak!…Thats the last time i let Man-O-Arms give you GAY lessons……."

Posted by
HeMansAnigger @ 04/25/2003 7:36 PM EDT
Well, at least his breastplate is clearly labeled "He-man" so he can find it in the morning.

Posted by
Black Zarak @ 04/25/2003 8:44 PM EDT
With all the chestplates in Eternia, nametags became essential.

Posted by
Matt @ 04/25/2003 8:45 PM EDT
I also remember Consumers. My mom went there quite often and I used to browse the cataloges even if I wasn’t able to get anything. I think a good portion of my Star Wars collection from that time came from there. I miss it.

Posted by
ShadowWing the Technorganic Autobot @ 04/25/2003 9:23 PM EDT
I guess for Teela the chestplate thing would be a quid pro quo- Tit for Tat, if you know what I mean. I guess with all those big-chested individuals it could be confusing… By the way she had such a lovely embroidery… golden rings of desire… "My, what lovely Teelas you have there my dear…"

Posted by
BotchieGulpe @ 04/25/2003 9:43 PM EDT
Oona igna chowa neeha, oona igna chowa neeha, oona igna chowa neeha……

Posted by
A. Bostic @ 04/26/2003 1:39 AM EDT
Clearly, this HAS to be the man who saved christmas…

Posted by
A. Bostic @ 04/26/2003 1:41 AM EDT
Mexico’s Cultural Ambassador welcomes local high school students.

Posted by
Hello, Monkey @ 04/26/2003 4:45 AM EDT
They have little computers in argos now that you can tap the number into and it tells you if its sold out or not now 
I eat pickles!

Posted by
Monkey Butt @ 04/26/2003 12:01 PM EDT
wow he-man and matt have reached a new low but since i’m here PASS THE BOTTLE!

Posted by
I haven't seen the sun in 23 years @ 04/26/2003 1:21 PM EDT
interesting…

Posted by
JerzeeGurrrrl @ 04/26/2003 4:01 PM EDT
Come on Teela..just one more shot. You can trust me. I’m the MASTER of the UNIVERSE…

Posted by
JimNash @ 04/26/2003 4:01 PM EDT
Man, I hope He-man holds his tequila better than my friend Lily, if she spends anymore time with Jose…she’ll become Mrs. Cuervo by common law marriage…

Posted by
whitemale_98 @ 04/26/2003 4:54 PM EDT
nametags ARE essential. i’m still trying to find my missing chestplate…i feel so lost without it.
hold me.

Posted by
recruiting pants as we speak... @ 04/26/2003 5:51 PM EDT
I just got alcohol off my mind and then I look at stupid He-man with his god forsaken liquor. Oh to be 18… damn you all, bastards.

Posted by
I need liquor @ 04/26/2003 8:15 PM EDT
OT: I’m seeing ads all around this site for the movie The Real Cancun, and I’m wondering if anybody has seen it already? I’m looking for accounts of rowdy college students getting arrested for partying wildly on the beach. If there’s a police presence anywhere in the film, then I shall forgoe this moviegoing experience.
Besides, why else should I get depressed over physically attractive people when I’m not enjoying myself with them?
Enough shots of this, Man-at-Arms, and you’ll think it is Teela, I have remarkably soft lips……………

Posted by
Jason B @ 04/27/2003 7:05 PM EDT
I read that "The Real Cancun" is a real POS. And It pretty much looks like it. For those of us WITH attractive boyfriends, going to see a movie where a bunch of stupid teenagers blow eachother isn’t much entertaining. It’s like bad porno with a worse plot than usual.
Boooo! it’s always about He-man, He-man this He-man that, how about a shot of drunken Skeletor, or Skeletor in bed with the hoe’s, Reow, Evil Lyn

Posted by
Kharnifex @ 04/27/2003 11:52 PM EDT
Man, everything has gone all three dimensional. Maybe I shouldn’t have eaten that worm at the bottom of the bottle. I knew I shouldn’t have gone drinking with skeletor. Ah man, my teeth are fused together. What’s this here? It looks like She-Ra’s leotard. Oh dear lord no! Quickly check if I still have my furry undies on. Uh-oh, how do I explain THIS to Randor. Man I wish one of those dimensional portals that seem to be all over the place will just suck me up.

Posted by
Thrawn @ 04/28/2003 6:16 AM EDT
Does He-Man fuk?

Posted by
Suk it! @ 04/28/2003 10:50 AM EDT
As an excersize in advertising through nation building, Jose Cuervo bought an island nation, and changed the name to Cuervo Nation. The indiginous people are now gainfully (if cheaply) employed running all tourist related enterprises. Food and drunkards are shipped in on a regular basis to supply the economy.

Posted by
Samsa @ 04/28/2003 11:19 AM EDT
Pheww. Did you leave an air biscut Orko? No wonder I need a belt.

Posted by
DartardDan @ 04/28/2003 2:17 PM EDT
Dead things mikey, Dead things….

Posted by
Jealous of an Idiot @ 04/28/2003 6:00 PM EDT
Tequila! More like… Quetila!

Posted by
Andrew the Fish @ 04/28/2003 8:42 PM EDT
Or que - Teela

Posted by
Gozer @ 04/28/2003 9:25 PM EDT
So it wasn’t the sword all along. Skeletor should have been going after the tequila, the real source of Prince Adam’s powers, the whole time. That’s a bottle of "Power of Grayskull" tequila, all the power with half the hangover.

Posted by
Wishes for death @ 04/29/2003 4:40 AM EDT
haha i love this site

Posted by
sarah @ 04/29/2003 10:17 AM EDT
……"C’mon Duncan, just a couple a’ sips and you’ll be right as rain!"

Posted by
Joe @ 04/29/2003 7:50 PM EDT
Had that costume and the C-3PO one… used to cut the hell out of my tongue on the air slit when wearing the mask…

Posted by
Aconite @ 04/30/2003 10:39 AM EDT
CONSUMERS DISTRIBUTING is SHIT. Where I live they would NEVER had what I wanted in stock, and I always had to QUEUE UP for 15 minutes just to be told that. They SUCK Man Willies man. Fuck them!!!
P.S.
And I saw the My Pet Monster Video when I was a kid. Can’t remember what happened in it though.
C’mon guys, if your face looked like this you’d main-line tequila, too.
Battlecat… oh Baaaaaaaatlecat… c’mere boy, I got somethin for ya…

Posted by
HaVoK @ 04/30/2003 12:44 PM EDT
Eyyeeeyyeyeyeyey Whachhhhhh!

Posted by
Chosen One @ 04/30/2003 4:03 PM EDT
I know this is probably too late for anyone to read this, but, on the comments page for the Toys R’ Us catalogue article, I mentioned the Consumers Distributing catalogue as being a bigger and better book of Christmas dreams, since it literally had every toy in the store spread out over 50 pages. So, anyhow, it inspired me to do a Google search for "Consumers Distributing", and I can say I was surprised to see that it already had been mentioned many times in the comments page for a different article. I guess a lot of us Canadians around my age (born 1974) have fond Christmas anticipation memories centred around the Consumers Distributing catalogue.
Didn’t care much for the store itself, since it was an utterly inefficient way to go around buying things, having to write a form and then wait in line before you could even see the product for yourself (yes, I visited Britain once a year for several years for a while and I can confirm that it was exactly like Argos), and I was so happy when my local (Pincourt, Quebec) shopping centre finally got a Zellers in 1993, but, even as an adult, I still miss getting the catalogue in the mail every fall since the chain folded in 1996.
Steve - do you remember the 49 cent Chuck Norris figures they always advertised during X-Mas season? Bitches never had the thing. False lead.

Posted by
Matt @ 05/07/2003 12:38 PM EDT
ssds

Posted by
ssss @ 07/05/2004 12:40 PM EDT
My morning sun is a drug that brings me near… The drug being Old Crow & in close proximity to what, I know not.

Posted by
Dead or Alive @ 09/05/2004 9:07 AM EDT
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