Richard Pryor is considered one of the most influential comedians of the last 100 years. He said what he wanted, when he wanted and he didn’t give a… You get the idea. We’d say more about Richard, but we don’t think we could say it as eloquently as it should be said, so we’re going to post a few of our favorite clips and have you tell us what your favorite thing about Richard is.

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The most underrated classic car of all times – the AMC Gremlin. Fresh off the factory floor, a Gremlin got 28-30 miles per gallon during an era when most cars got 10-20 mpg. The beauty of the Gremlin, unlike it’s sub-compact brethren of modern times, was that it was incredibly easy to modify using parts from AMC’s other production models, which included the Jeep.

Drop a 401 V8 in your AMC Gremlin and here is what you might get:

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Alfred E. Neuman has been staring out from the newsstands since before most of us were born! Some of our most important celebrities learned how to use satire, biting wit, and parody from the likes of Spy vs. Spy and The Lighter Side, among other things.
It’s a shame that after so many years, in … Mad Magazine started it’s slow decline in quality. It used to be such an epic win.

22 years ago Square Enix opened our eyes to the world of video game RPGs with Final Fantasy. It was slow and tedious, but it was ours and we loved it. We would spend hours wandering the woods killing imps, dragons, giants and other beasts on our quest for glory and to defeat the mysterious darkness that covered the land. We could change our character’s names, customize which combination of characters we were to play with, and later in the grade, upgrade them into ultimate wizards, warriors, and black belts.

Zoobooks was that magazine that you could trade your “fundraising points” for to get a subscription to if you raised so much for whatever school fundraiser you were doing. Most kids inevitably skipped over the subscription for a bag of parachute army men or some other kitsch, but there were a few of us that actually wanted to read about elephants and rattlesnakes. Once you were done reading them, the pages often became wall decorations or essential elements in craft projects too.