edit: This is actually an edited image I found years ago. I find the low poly bunnies slightly more funny than the original, which had skeletons.
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I remember people talking about how hot Lara Croft was and I was so confused.
We're you at peak teenage horniness at the time? There was a sweet spot you needed to be at to really appreciate it.
Google tells me it came out in 1996 and I was class of 1995, so post peak teenage horniness. Maybe that's why?
I grew up squinting at lines and playing with the antenna on the UHF channels to try and see a boob from the Spice channel. Compared to that Lara Croft had it going on.
Triangle uni-boob making me act unwise...
Or you probably didn't get to see what was usually shown for the advertising proper, where she's considerably rounder
That's some dedication to blocky nipples.
It's because CRT's also smoothed things a bit compared to modern TV'S
Combine that with the mind of a child and tests what you get