All Posts Tagged With: "retro"

Flavor of the Day: Some retro hotness for your Saturday (NSFW) [Girls of IHC]

Creepy retro Halloween kids… they used to dress up like Colonel Sanders? [Pic]

Flavor of the Day: Retro and vintage boobies like a mofo (NSFW) [Girls of IHC]

You know, women didn’t start being hot just yesterday. You mom, your grandmother and even your great grandmother were all incredibly hot and hittable at some point in their life. Here’s for all the retro and vintage boobie lovers out there.

Movie Scenes to Remember: Penis Size from Casual Sex? [I Heart Movies]

I’ll admit that before I met my wife I had never even heard of the movie Casual Sex? and when she introduced it to me, I didn’t think I’d like it. “Eh, 80s chick flick” I thought to myself. But it’s actually a pretty good movie and it has a great performance by Andrew [...]

Making music out of chaos [I Heart Music]

But you’re thinking “making beautiful music out of chaos? Doesn’t IHC do that every day?” Well, yeah, but not like this…

Retro logos of television’s past [Pic]

A cool collage of retro TV channel logos, mainly from the mid to late 70s through the 80s. Many of these may bring back good memories of having your face planted an inch from the tube.

Awful TV of the 1980s flashback: Small Wonder [I Heart TV]

Small Wonder was an utterly shit show, but I watched the shit. I guess I thought the girl was cute and the idea of a slightly bitchy android girlfriend was hot. Even if she dressed like a prude, you knew given half a chance, an android would fuck your brains out. At [...]

Ten toys that might have made you gay in the 80s [I Heart Top 10s]

From Wuzzles to Michael Jackson action figures, here’s the top 10 toys that would have made you super gay in the 80s. Fortunately I didn’t own any of these. Well except for a Wuzzles toy. And well except for a couple of My Little Ponies. What? I fucking like horses and they made sweet fucking battle mounts for my GI Joes and He-Man figures.

Every episode of Starcade now online [I Heart TV]

From 1982 to 1984, the world was introduced to the world’s first video game TV game show– Starcade. Two teams of players or individuals would answer a series of video-game related quiz questions then take a shot at hundreds of different arcade games with the end goal of winning cash and an awesome arcade cabinet.

Awesome print advertising from the 1950s - 1970s [Dept. of Advertising Nonsense]

I’m a bit of a sucker for vintage advertising so I was thrilled to find this Flickr set of print advertising from the 1950s to 1970s. It covers a wide range of products, from clothes to cars to kitchenware to computers, but it gives a good sense of what was in and what was on the cutting edge of advertising over that 20 years.