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Have you seen this commercial?
Yes
No, but I've heard of what it's advertising
I have no idea what this is
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Zoobooks: Night Animals
Extinct Horse Relatives, by Mart Dillet for Zoobooks.
Just got reminded about Zoobooks and I just about had a nostalgia breakdown. I miss these things so much! It was so exciting to get one in the mail, it was something to look forward to!
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I was thinking about this txitter post making fun of boomers
I do not doubt that they got one-shotted by this shit like a digital mallard with the most precise aimbot in a perfect emulation of Duck Hunt but you know what I think my generation got one-shotted by???
I can play this commercial in my head perfectly on command it's taking up hard drive space in my brain as an undeletable vital file and if something got rid of it the whole system would crash The zoobooks commercial is my Win32 folder I could be 100 years old sitting in a nursing home with dementia and I would still remember STEAMY JUNGLES, GRASSY PLAINS, and the DARK DEPTHS OF THE OCEANS--
Zoobooks: City Animals, 1999
Zoobooks: Snakes, August, 2006
I distinctly remember those last two pages from the old Zoobooks commercials.