ITT: It's 1992

>Racism outside of Yea Forums
What do you think failing to follow the rules makes you, little kid?

Greatest Rock Tour ever.
ZOOTV can you believe how huge the Stage is.
I bet President Bush is so tired of Bono calling the White House every other night.

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im going to hang out with the Koreans, they got their shit together man

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I come from the future.
In a few decades, they will only make superhero movies and remakes.

Get a fucking life, dork.

are you quoting the movie/book?

Can't wait to see this upcoming kino, lads! Can't wait to see the continuing adventures of Ripley, Hicks, and Newt! Heard the alien's a cat in this one, too.

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I'm quoting your grandfather. He's disappointed in you.

It may have been a great tour

But the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert was the greatest spectacle of all time, I just saw there on 4-20 bros.

Everyone was there.

>George Michael
youtube.com/watch?v=UvM2Cmi-YRU
>Metallica
youtube.com/watch?v=Xube4aKrfiU
>David Bowie
youtube.com/watch?v=yJ6T9uYImnQ
>Annie Lennox
youtube.com/watch?v=fCP2-Bfhy04
>Tony Iommi from black sabbath played with Roger Daltrey from The Who and Queen
youtube.com/watch?v=4CSSnrY3Ezs
>Elton John even teamed up with Axl Rose
youtube.com/watch?v=i26406_EldM

there's so much more that that too. It was the greatest concert ever bros. I miss Freddie so much.

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My god I hated this bitches stupid faggy hat. I always wanted to smack it off her head and smash it into a pancake.

Cool, I'm about to possibly die in the womb in a couple days.

Quentin here, I’m going to make a hit movie. Just you wait.

>almost half of the $1 billion in damages from the LA Riots was in Koreatown
>as the mobs of rioting blacks moved northward toward Hollywood, the police set up roadblocks and barricades at the far edge of Koreatown to keep the mobs from entering the more exclusive communities beyond

Imagine being a store owner in Koreatown as a literal wave of blacks thunders into your neighborhood, finds they can't get any farther because of the police barricades, and starts burning shit all around you.

kys wolfsimp

>tfw almost called you underaged
time's passing too fast bros...

HERE WE ARE NOW,
ENTERTAIN US

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Who was in the wrong here?

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>Imagine being a store owner in Koreatown as a literal wave of blacks thunders into your neighborhood, finds they can't get any farther because of the police barricades, and starts burning shit all around you.

id be on the roof with a rifle too.

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I was born that year.

PUKKA E'S

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youtube.com/watch?v=a2EgfkhC1eo

I CAN'T WAIT FOR THE FUTURE BROS

THE YEAR 2001 IS GOING TO BE AMAZING

>The ads were narrated by Tom Selleck.
Never noticed this as a kid.

youtube.com/watch?v=qagLplNt0T0

wtf was this shit

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im actually impressed how much of that technology they got right, biggest thing they missed of all things for a cell phone company was how much would be portable.

>going to a phone booth
>2002+17

*gets raped*

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Most of their predictions were based on the idea that AT&T's landline technology would continue to dominate the world. They didn't really have wireless on their radar because it didn't seem like we would be able to transfer much data that way, and AT&T was definitely not a "cell phone company" in 1993.

Then a couple years later the cell phone revolution hit and all bets went out the window.

Anyone know what song is playing on those commercials? I've been wanting a copy since they first aired.

Radical.