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saturday_am_80sOF COURSE when I decide to comit to this community, stuff falls apart all around me and I struggle to fit it in - sorry, folks!
Meanwhile, 1980's Saturday Morning Historical Recreation Society member Bonnie has started a question over on Twitter that I hashtagged as #80sSarurday that you may wish to participate in either here or on Twitter (@Saturday1980s) because it's fun to simply declare your preference, sure, but I kind of need more room to defend my answer than a simple 140 characters.
So simply put, which 1980's Saturday Morning Character do you think was the best?
Post and defend your answers in the comments below or on Twitter!
As a starting point, I suggest that Rubik The Amazing Cube is superlatively the greatest because he has the word "Amazing" right in his name! Only Spider-Man and his friends share that distinction!
Meanwhile, 1980's Saturday Morning Historical Recreation Society member Bonnie has started a question over on Twitter that I hashtagged as #80sSarurday that you may wish to participate in either here or on Twitter (@Saturday1980s) because it's fun to simply declare your preference, sure, but I kind of need more room to defend my answer than a simple 140 characters.
So simply put, which 1980's Saturday Morning Character do you think was the best?
Post and defend your answers in the comments below or on Twitter!
As a starting point, I suggest that Rubik The Amazing Cube is superlatively the greatest because he has the word "Amazing" right in his name! Only Spider-Man and his friends share that distinction!
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Date: 2014-02-27 07:56 pm (UTC)