It's the Archies. So, you know. But see those plastic discs on the jacket? I'm wistful for my childhood just looking at those. They weren't much fun, but they exert a strange power.
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I remember my childhood dentist had those in the play area of the waiting room. I think that may have tempered my memory of their "funness".
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