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r/80s • u/[deleted] • Nov 11 '24
New rules regarding political posts - Read This
While the rules are being updated, let me give everyone a sneak peek, it will be very simple:
*No NON 80s era political posts or commentary will be allowed, and those who do so are subject to ban.
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r/80s • u/ThoughtPolice66 • 12h ago
Film That $31k salary is now the equivelant of $93k.
r/80s • u/CnCorange • 3h ago
Since the 1980s, orange Garfield telephones have been washing up on beaches
Since the 1980s, orange Garfield telephones have been washing up on beaches in Brittany, France. , a local farmer helped solve the 35-year mystery by leading cleanup volunteers to a sea cave containing the container’s remains and dozens of phones
r/80s • u/Papichuloft • 3h ago
Today in The Price is Right history.............
I was actually surprised seeing Bob in grey hair, he'd always had it colored in. I didn't start watching the show until my dad got me hooked on it one summer morning in the early 80's
r/80s • u/Papichuloft • 15h ago
Remembering the late Penny Marshall (October 15, 1943 – December 17, 2018)
r/80s • u/ItIsNOTwhat_it_is • 23h ago
Jamie Lee Curtis & mom Janet Leigh at Mother-Daughter Fashion Show | 1983
Jamie Lee Curtis and Janet Leigh during Young Musicians Foundation Celebrity Mother-Daughter Fashion Show, 1983 at Beverly Hills Hotel in Beverly Hills, California, United States.
r/80s • u/Papichuloft • 15h ago
If you recognize this freak....you're a freak too.
I liked the sequel more than I did the original movie....don't know why.
r/80s • u/Crazy-Old-Stories • 40m ago
40 years ago, Rubik returned with a new puzzle, that was never as popular as his cube (does anyone rememer it?) - ad + review from Games Magazine, Oct 1986
galleryr/80s • u/Papichuloft • 14h ago
In memory of Suzanne Somers(October 16, 1946 – October 15, 2023)
r/80s • u/gamerbrian2023 • 1d ago
I saw this in the store and there was no one there to say no.
r/80s • u/CloakOfElvenkind • 2h ago
Film How quickly does this image bring the film to mind?
r/80s • u/Cantor_bcn • 1d ago
Music Many people forget that this was the best-selling album in the world in 1982.
r/80s • u/Thayerphotos • 21h ago
If I found this in the 80s would have been a jack pot!
6! Quarters in the take a penny
r/80s • u/BollyLuvr68 • 1d ago
Music Happy 43rd Anniversary to SHE'S SO UNUSUAL. The debut album of Cyndi Lauper was released on 10/14/83.
43 years ago today (October 14, 1983) SHE'S SO UNUSUAL, the debut studio album of singer/songwriter Cyndi Lauper, was released by Portrait Records. The album peaked at #4 on the Billboard 200 chart and stayed in the charts top 40 for 65 weeks. It sold over 25 million copies worldwide and was recently certified 7x Platinum in the United States. The album released five singles: Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (#2), Time After Time (#1), She Bop (#3), All Through The Night (#5), and Money Changes Everything (#27). A sixth single, a cover of the Prince song When U Were Mine, was released only in Canada and Japan. Cyndi made history by becoming the first female singer to have four top 5 singles from a debut album and won the Best New Artist Award at the 27th annual Grammy Awards on 2/26/85. In 2020, this album ranked #184 on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.
r/80s • u/Frostbit77 • 1d ago
Pork the other white meat
How many of you thought, or still think, that Pork is a white meat because of this ad campaign?
r/80s • u/CnCorange • 1d ago
John Hughes movies.. What was your favorite?
Sixteen Candles (1984)
The Breakfast Club (1985)
Weird Science (1985)
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)
Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987)
She's Having a Baby (1988)
Uncle Buck (1989)