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[FalloutJack]

Dreamcast. Those who liked it know why that's a bad thing.

Bacon and eggs Combos. This one always bothered me. Combos all taste the same, but then they come up with a challenge to see which one they'll produce next: One that's different and one that still tastes like every other Combo ever. The bacon and eggs was delicious and had a different flavor from all the rest, but the idiots chose the samey boring one instead. Other people just don't have taste buds.

Also:

[HEADING=1]suuuurrrrrge!!!!![/HEADING]

 

[Karthesios]

I miss Fiery Habanero Doritos. One of the few chips I've had that was genuinely hot. Also, I was one of those mutants who LIKED Crystal Pepsi back in the day.

 

[an annoyed writer]

McDonalds chicken selects were literally the only remotely eatable thing on their menu.

This... You good sir speak the most truthful thing possible in the entire English lexicon. The world should praise you for such brilliance.

OT: among other things, what I miss most are the various Mountain Dew flavors (Pitch Black was a longtime favorite) and one of the few really good things from KFC, their Popcorn Chicken.

 

[Serioli]

Coconut boost, it was hideously sweet but I loved them and have found nothing similar enough for me.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boost_%28chocolate_bar%29

 

[TIMESWORDSMAN]

Wonder Balls come to mind. They were these chocolate spheres Wonka made for while with sour candies inside, and they usually came with a sticker or something. They were like Kinder Eggs but with more candy instead of toys. I loved them as a kid.

Dragonfruit Sobe. That shit was like crack to me. I've not had hardly any Sobe since they dropped the glass bottles.

Space Shuttles. Because god dammit those things were like, my childhood fantasy vehicle, man.

 

[JimB]

Frisky Dingo, even though the second half of the second season was pretty weak.

Ben & Jerry's blueberry cheesecake ice cream. That shit mellowed me out like morphine.

 

[lunavixen]

I'm pretty peeved that Kelloggs Australia no longer makes pop tarts and the cereal that is a bit like lucky charms, we have to get imports and they are really expensive, I want apple cinnamon pop tarts T-T. That and the old fashioned warhead candies, the new ones are horrible

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Vanilla coke is everywhere here

 

[likalaruku]

Oh Vienetta, I remember your crunchy layers. Best icecream cake ever.

My favorite soda as a child. Tasted nothing like normal Pepsi.

Stores refused to stock this, so it never had a chance.

Incredibly hard to find in any state & expensive to ship.

I was going to add Green Apple Jello, but Jolly Ranchers makes their own.

 

[Innegativeion]

Everyone is listing food and I was gonna say GBA micro.

The old GBA games aged really well, I had a regular chunky GBA when I was younger, but I always wanted a micro, more portable plus the ability to play in any lighting was a real sweet deal. Sadly that never happened and it was discontinued, but I still intend to get one somehow, most likely through e-bay or something.

Do yourself a favor and just get a GBA sp. The screen is back-lit, same screen size as the GBA, and it folds into the size of a small fist. Best designed piece of handheld gaming hardware ever IMO.

Never got to hold a micro myself, but it seemed to be swept off the shelves in a nanosecond, while the SP took off. Having owned an sp as a kid, I actually questioned what the micro could've possibly added.

 

[TheLogicalGamer]

D&D 3.5 and games based on the system.

Look up Pathfinder. Its 3.5 based.

 

[likalaruku]

Dreamcast. Those who liked it know why that's a bad thing.

Bacon and eggs Combos. This one always bothered me. Combos all taste the same, but then they come up with a challenge to see which one they'll produce next: One that's different and one that still tastes like every other Combo ever. The bacon and eggs was delicious and had a different flavor from all the rest, but the idiots chose the samey boring one instead. Other people just don't have taste buds.

Also:

[HEADING=1]suuuurrrrrge!!!!![/HEADING]

Surge is still sold in Norway, but the shipping won't be wallet friendly.

 

[BaronIveagh]

Coke - The old kind with sugar

You can still get this in the US. Costs $1.25 and comes in a glass bottle.

D&D 3.5 and games based on the system.

Might I recommend Pathfinder?

 

[The Grim Ace]

Incredibly hard to find in any state & expensive to ship.

Actually, that depends where since we have that year round in California.

OT: Mountain Dew Livewire (supposedly still made but I cannot find it)
Fruitopia (that was my childhood drink -- technically it's still made but the new brand doesn't taste nearly as good or have the same selection)

 

[Fijiman]

Popcorn Chicken at Sonic. Last time I tried to gat it I found out it had been replaced with chicken strips. they're okay but just not the same.

I believe that they did bring it back(at least in my area), though lord knows how long it will stay. And speaking of popcorn chicken, I was disappointed when McDonalds got rid of their chicken Mcbites,[footnote]And a bit pissed when they thought that fish Mcbites were a good idea. Seriously, that shit was nasty and if I wanted crappy sea food I would have gone to the Long John Silvers up the street.[/footnote] but was seriously pissed off when I found out KFC had discontinued their popcorn chicken to replace them with these larger chicken bites things.

Everyone is listing food and I was gonna say GBA micro.

The old GBA games aged really well, I had a regular chunky GBA when I was younger, but I always wanted a micro, more portable plus the ability to play in any lighting was a real sweet deal. Sadly that never happened and it was discontinued, but I still intend to get one somehow, most likely through e-bay or something.

Do yourself a favor and just get a GBA sp. The screen is back-lit, same screen size as the GBA, and it folds into the size of a small fist. Best designed piece of handheld gaming hardware ever IMO.

Never got to hold a micro myself, but it seemed to be swept off the shelves in a nanosecond, while the SP took off. Having owned an sp as a kid, I actually questioned what the micro could've possibly added.

I've seen the Micro and that thing is tiny. The only thing it had going for it, aside from being extremely portable, was a high amount of customization using various face plates. I believe the main reason it was discontinued was because the DS came out. Between the SP and the Micro I agree that it would be much better to just get an SP.

 

[KarmaTheAlligator]

McCoy's Cheddar and Mango Chutney crisps. They were around for a while in Aldi, and I loved them, then they disappeared from my life. No idea if they're still being made and they're just not popular enough, or if they've been discontinued... Why did you have to remind me?

 

[Varitel]

I really wish Drake's snack cakes were back (Drake's Ring Dings > Hostess Ding Dongs). Drake's was a New Jersey-based company that made snack cakes in and around the northeastern United States. They are pretty unknown outside of the region, but quite beloved within it. Since '98, they were owned by the same company that owned Hostess (and once before in the 60s for a short time), and so when Hostess went last year, so did they.

Stores refused to stock this, so it never had a chance.

That sounds awesome. I had no idea they ever made such a thing. I wonder if mixing Hershey's syrup with Coke would work.

 

[idarkphoenixi]

New coke

Spoiler: Yeah, I said it

I also wish that old Nintendo cereal stuck around long enough for me to enjoy a bowlful. Back in the day when everyone had their own cereal brand - Mr T, Urkel, C3PO, Gremlins. Kiss-fucking-Krunch. Even Goldberg, GOLDBERG!!

One thing I certainly won't be missing is that coloured ketchup from Heinz.

Spoiler: Gross

Seriously, that shit look nasty.

 

[Diddy_Mao]

Gonna step up and be the requisite old fart from the 80's

Nintendo Cereal system and Ecto Cooler.

You have no idea what tasty times you missed if you never had this stuff.

Also Good N' Fruity candies.

I know they still make a candy with this name but fuck those things, that's just Mike N' Ikes with a different label. I'm talking about the ones that were pretty much the same candy shell as Good N' Plenty's but with red licorice inside.

 

[Callate]

Coke - The old kind with sugar

My local Costco sells Coke from Mexico in glass bottles that's still made with good ol' azucar. It's a bit more expensive, but it's worth it.

Ben & Jerry's used to make a chocolate-orange ice cream called Pulp Addiction. It was delicious, and it was probably pulled for the fading immediacy of Pulp Fiction, which kind of pisses me off.

I also kind of miss "Gary Kitchen's Game Maker" for the Commodore 64. It was primitive, by today's standards, but its music composition tools were beautifully simple and functional; I haven't really seen anything quite as good for people who aren't trained musicians since.

 

[FoolKiller]

Pepsi Blue.

I loved this soda. It was like a Blue Icee with Caffine in it. Awesome stuff.

As long as you didn't like Pepsi Clear, we're good.

Personally I miss the McDLT. It was the only burger in McDonald's I ever liked. Hasn't been around for more than a decade now.