I loved being a child of the 70's.....coolest toys EVER !!!!
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God I miss my SST cars and Smash Em Up Derby......
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I came along a bit earlier than that.
My mom was too prudish and conservative to ever let me have Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots. Too violent.
Never mind, there was another kid in the neighborhood who had it.
And Operation, that repulsed Mom, too. Never mind, another kid in the neighborhood had it. That's a game you could play by yourself. Steady....steaaaaaaddddddy..... dang.
And later, did any of y'all have that tabletop game, the wooden maze where you had knobs connected to strings underneath the maze that tilted the maze (pitch and roll) to steer the marble around the maze and miss the holes?Charter member of the Turd Nuggets
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Smash 'em up derby was one of my favorite toys. I stopped using the rip cord because I didn't think the went fast enough. I'd fling them along with my hands until peices started coming off that weren't supposed to, oops! Eventually, too many parts wound up under the fridge and the fun was over.Just groovin' to my own tune.
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not much for toys, I am with peewee, someone else had the games.
in fact, I think pbs was the channel my mother had us watch to avoid tv commercials ..
..and she was serious about stuff.
I always ended up building something with toys. Not much of an actor..
I remember the slip and slide...we had one of those, siblings sharing.Last edited by Barry Donovan; November 20, 2012, 01:12 PM.Previously boxer3main
the death rate and fairy tales cannot kill the nature left behind.
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We used to get in trouble for leaving black marks on the gym floor in Elementary School......a friend had a glittercoat white van that threw sparks. That REALLY got the teachers attention!
The spark ones were also fun to run through a small puddle of fingernail polish remover.Of all the paths you take in life - make sure a few of them are dirt.
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Originally posted by peewee View Postdid any of y'all have that tabletop game, the wooden maze where you had knobs connected to strings underneath the maze that tilted the maze (pitch and roll) to steer the marble around the maze and miss the holes?
I did. Addicted to it. great game. and old style slot cars before they had magnets ? Those magnets (AFX) really ruined slot cars. My early ones had flat washer like 'tires' and you had to lift to get around the corners. They would actually do burnouts and spin out if you didn't lift....... the track was held together with metal pins and plastic 'hooks'........ I had a couple SST cars. a purple LSR lookin' car... it hauled A$$!! Bruised my sister's ankle real bad once... Mom took it away for a month.Last edited by oldsman496; November 20, 2012, 03:51 PM.Mike in Southwest Ohio
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