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#60 by Ghost1988 on 19 Jan, 2009 19:59
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Stretch ArmStrong was always a good toy me and my bother used to play with alot, until..........he took a fork to his ass and all the gooey stuff squeezed out LOL...
haha mmm......syrup lol. at least thats what it looked like lol. remember stretch armstrongs enemy that big BAMF that you had to pump up with a pump to make him rock hard haha. -
#61 by Timmay on 19 Jan, 2009 22:31
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Clackers,the real ones that could knock you out,Not the cheap plastic ones they make now.
Funny I was just talking to a friend of mine today about Clackers. Yes those they make today are the cheapo's...i want some original ones
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#62 by wpruitt on 20 Jan, 2009 17:40
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Weren't the originals taken of the market due to a safety concern ?Clackers,the real ones that could knock you out,Not the cheap plastic ones they make now.
Funny I was just talking to a friend of mine today about Clackers. Yes those they make today are the cheapo's...i want some original ones -
#63 by slyatlast on 20 Jan, 2009 17:56
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This is truly the saddest (meaning most pathetic) thread I've seen in a long time. I'm sorry you were all so poverty stricken that the height of amusement was a box or a stick
Just kidding guys. I didn't know I was from an affluent family who could afford real toys.
For me (and this is telling my age) it was my Strombecker 1/32 scale slot car set and my Kenner Girder and Panel Building set. If you've never heard of them, check out eBay.
Red
OMG - Yes! I forgot all about the Girder and Panel Building Set - I got one for my 5th birthday (48 years ago). I could create a Jetsons "City of the Future" with that conglomeration of plastic pieces that today's kids would be guaranteed to choke on. I played with it so much that eventually all the corners broke off the panels and I had to use scotch tape to hold my skyscrapers together.
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#64 by PonzerZer on 25 Jan, 2010 21:25
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I was a toy soldier boy. I used to set up a vast produced battlefields and income war. I liked also legos and puppets.
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#65 by RyanJP on 27 Jan, 2010 18:35
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Micro Machines
GI Joes
Toy guns
Legos
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#66 by wpruitt on 28 Jan, 2010 15:18
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Here was one of my favorites!
Playmobile Dashboard - Deluxe Reading 1961 - Much larger than the Firebird 99. Very detailed. Battery powered. Working motor, 2 wiper blades, sun visors, directional signals & horn. Gauges and key for ignition.
http://www.timewarptoys.com/playm1.jpg