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@Shakaku64 This song is a little younger than me! I was born in December 1984.

@HubertTheBeardless Do you mean that AI robots will not have feelings or emotions when you say that they will never be alive and intelligent? When we have AI's, they will

be just like us and millions of times more smarter. So even if they can mimic us humans, we will never be able to tell the di...

I was born in 1984. My dad used to own a video store in the 80s. He would always play her music videos, and I would dance to them. This was in 1988 or 1989 when i was like 4 or 5 years old. LOL.

CON-SULT LOL

@ETIxMOPHEAD It used to be on UPN (now CW).

I was talking about soap! LMAO!

"CAN WE GO NOW?!"

HAHA! The wedgie part was hilarious!

Rockin Robin!

It came out in 1966 according to Wikipedia.

Awesome song! Brings back many memories. Thanks for posting it!

I remember hearing this song on the V CAST commercial back in 2004 and 2005!

I was born in 1984, and so I grew up with this movie. I love it still even to this day 24 years after its release. This song, and Time Of My Life were awesome songs!!

"HOME OF THE WHOPPER!!!!" HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Is Missouri in the Midwest or the South?

@Timic83tgwtg

The music has some sort of resemblance to that of the closing credits music for Family Matters. I think because Family Matters was a spin off of Perfect Strangers.

PICKLE TICKLE! LOL

HAHA it said TOO MUCH! on the cover of that HOG WILD magazine. LOL

Don Bee Reedeecules!

December 19, 1984 baby!

I love Daffy's screams every time he runs from the Sams!

Why don't you think that it cannot happen? Technology accelerates, and has been accelerating exponentially. Kurzweil did not say that we are going to be immortal by 2029, but rather that scientists will have the full understanding of how the human brain functions. He also stated that if you live ...

Heh. This commercial aired on my 8th birthday!

I can't wait till this all happens! This should be neat!

Haha my name is Amit also!

I like the A*Teens version of this song more than ABBA's. Although ABBA's version is really good too. But both versions of the song are from completely different eras. The ABBA's version is from the 70s, so its has a more calm beat to it. The A*Teens version is a little more upbeat. But its also ...

@Gotmilk0112 No problem.

Yes this was in That 70's Show when the gang to that disco. Then at the end of that episode Donna sings the song to Eric. This song was also in Malcolm In the Middle, when Dewey and that old lady dance to it. Then she dies of a heart attack at the end of the song.

LOL Louis and Twitty shouldn't have given Scabby the money in the first place.

She was singing ABBA: DANCING QUEEN!!

Larry's an asshole.

LMAO at Louis's email address: kommanderpoopypants@laughsat.net!!!!

Damn! Samuel L. Jackson was incredibly pissed off in this scene? What was his problem?