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Favorite Childhood Toys

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A few of mine...

* Evel Kenievel Stunt Cycle
* Whirlybird Helicopter
* Johnny Bench Batter Up
* Bug Zoo

List a few things you liked as a kid. Or maybe tell me what you wish you had, but didn't get...and how it messed you up for life.

If you can't think of anything, or if your Dad was maybe an alcoholic, then feel free to just say hello.

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One thing I remember from my childhood was the importance of having a good stick. There would be fierce competition over the best sticks, and often they would be confiscated, but if you had one it was like being a god amongst mere mortals!!

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Originally posted by rbmorris
[b]A few of mine...

* Evel Kenievel Stunt Cycle
* Whirlybird Helicopter
* Johnny Bench Batter Up
* Bug Zoo

List a few things you liked as a kid. Or maybe tell me what you wish you had, but didn't get...and how it messed you up for life.

If you can't think of anything, or if your Dad was maybe an alcoholic, then feel free to just say hello.[/b]
I wasn't big into toys but I did love my Barbie. She was a lawyer with a penthouse. 😀

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Originally posted by rbmorris
...if your Dad was maybe an alcoholic, then feel free to just say hello.[/b]
hello

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i thought my stylophone was great
a doll who i named Sarah and a pram to put her in.
I was deprived of a Sindy doll and the millions of accessories that went with her.

I don't remember having many toys but as kids we played out all the time anyway (kick the can, edgy, pins and needles, ticky it are some of the games i remember)

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Definitely my WWF wrestling dolls. Being rubber, they could handle so much abuse. We used to whip them off buildings, mutilate them, etc. Good times.

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Daisy BB gun
Little green army men
Matches
Black Cat firecrackers
Ronsonol Lighter fluid

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Originally posted by Tyrannosauruschex
One thing I remember from my childhood was the importance of having a good stick. There would be fierce competition over the best sticks, and often they would be confiscated, but if you had one it was like being a god amongst mere mortals!!
Sorry about your Dad.

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
Lighter fluid
Lol! I can definitely concur with this one. I was raised in a variety store so I had all types of good stuff at my finger tips. 🙂

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Originally posted by darvlay
Lol! I can definitely concur with this one. I was raised in a variety store so I had all types of good stuff at my finger tips. 🙂
I used to set up all the army men in trenches, then a napalm attack was manditory. 🙂

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Did anyone else have a toy called Horrible Hamilton?? It was a spider looking monster. When you pulled a string similar to a talking dolls string, he walked.

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
Did anyone else have a toy called Horrible Hamilton?? It was a spider looking monster. When you pulled a string similar to a talking dolls string, he walked.
http://bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?haminvindex

Bet you wish you had kept them. Highly collectable nowadays.

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Originally posted by adramforall
http://bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?haminvindex

Bet you wish you had kept them. Highly collectable nowadays.
Hamilton nearly took over the world, he had to be destroyed. 😞

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Originally posted by Sunburnt
I wasn't big into toys but I did love my Barbie. She was a lawyer with a penthouse. 😀
If I'd known about Penthouse Barbie, I never would have left the house.