Things from your childhood that no longer exist

[Ed Anger]

Do they still make toaster ovens?

yes.

[mongers]

Do they still make toaster ovens?

Yes, I nearly bought one the other day, but generally those are so badly made, I turned my broken one upside down instead.

[celedhring]

We used to have this for tv at night or during afternoon hours:

Testcards are still widely used in the industry, they just don't reach the common public anymore.

[Darth Wagtaros]

Arcades.

[Neil]

Good action movies.

John Wick was good.

[Eddie Teach]

Haven't seen Wick, but Guardians of the Galaxy and Edge of Tomorrow were both great action movies from last year.

[mongers]

Arcades.

Oh that's a good one.

Though I think quite a few English seaside resorts still have them.

[Eddie Teach]

Also, Dave & Busters.

[Ed Anger]

Also, Dave & Busters.

Still around. Food still mediocre.

[Eddie Teach]

I meant they have arcades.

[Ed Anger]

The game selection at Dave and Busters generally suck anyways. I don't know why my nephews like the place. YOU HAVE AN XBOX.

[Duque de Bragança]

Great Anime Japanese cartoons on the three free channels of analog TV.

[Jacob]

Nice looking stewardesses.

They're still a thing on several Asian airlines.

[mongers]

Great Anime Japanese cartoons on the three free channels of analog TV.

Oh that reminds me, European originated programmes once made up a significant proportion of children's TV here, so we:

'The Singing Ringing Tree' from Czechoslovakia
'The Flashing Blade' from France
'Robinson Crusoe' from I think Sweden
'The White Horses' I'm guessing from Hungary

lots of other stuff, like a weird historical series set at the turn of the 20th century about spies and capitalists set in I think the Austro-hungarian empire, but not sure.

[HVC]

Candy cigarettes. I loved those chalky bastards