Your favorite toy as a kid

NY Jester · 2007-12-17, 02:34 PM

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Actually I loved the Evel Kneivel motorcycle.

I remember that . had the wind up thing on the side right? Then it would take off and of course CRASH haha RIP Evel

bluemoney · 2007-12-17, 03:16 PM

Mattel Talking Football Game

My friends and I would play for hours.

LeRoy · 2007-12-17, 04:24 PM

I got this top from my dad when I was 6. You would wind it up and pull the string . It had great balance. It would spin on the tip of a pencil or your finger. I still ask the toy stores if they have them. I can't find a replacement. I guess they don't make em anymore.

lorsha · 2007-12-29, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by bluemoney

Mattel Talking Football Game

My friends and I would play for hours.

You would just love my hubby .... he still has his talking football game. Has not taken it out in a while, but was working fine as of last year.

"The blitz is on! The quarterback is sacked - 10 yards back ...... FUMBLE!"

That phrase is embedded in my head forever.

Bill · 2007-12-29, 05:03 PM

If it could hurt you or burn you, or was sciencey, I had it and loved it.

Creepy crawlers, that vacuum forming plastic heating toy, I forget what it was called, bb guns, pellet guns, bows and arrows, chemistry sets, telescopes - those were what I remember most. There was this great shooting game, with a blowgun and a toy gun that shot these odd sticky darts, that we playd with for months.

Barn ball in the big open space on the upper floor of the barn - a basketball hoop nailed to the grain bin, and you had to figure out how to bounce the ball off of uneven floor boards.

Actual guns weren't considered toys, but I got my first shotgun at 12, a .22 at 14, and a deer rifle at 16. I grew up shooting clay pigeons from an early age.

SheepGuy · 2007-12-29, 07:11 PM

Grew up on a farm mostly as well, and my great grandfather gave me his .22 for my 12th birthday, it's still a great gun, about 100 years old, semi-auto, great for partridge.
I really enjoyed the chemistry set though, the instructions said NOT to mix two particular chemicals together, so I did. No explosions, but it did make a helluva mess!
Hot Wheels and model airplanes were my other favourites.

Useless · 2007-12-29, 07:30 PM

Kerri - the girl next door.

bluemoney · 2007-12-30, 12:23 AM

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Originally Posted by lorsha

You would just love my hubby .... he still has his talking football game. Has not taken it out in a while, but was working fine as of last year.

"The blitz is on! The quarterback is sacked - 10 yards back ...... FUMBLE!"

That phrase is embedded in my head forever.

I know what you mean. We played so much we knew the outcome before the record stopped.

2007-12-17, 03:16 PM	#2
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2007-12-17, 04:24 PM	#3
LeRoy "Young dumb and full of cum" Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Porn Valley Posts: 2,372	I got this top from my dad when I was 6. You would wind it up and pull the string . It had great balance. It would spin on the tip of a pencil or your finger. I still ask the toy stores if they have them. I can't find a replacement. I guess they don't make em anymore. __________________ JAPANESE ADULT AFFILIATE PROGRAM

2007-12-29, 07:11 PM	#6
SheepGuy It's the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Canada Posts: 2,527	Grew up on a farm mostly as well, and my great grandfather gave me his .22 for my 12th birthday, it's still a great gun, about 100 years old, semi-auto, great for partridge. I really enjoyed the chemistry set though, the instructions said NOT to mix two particular chemicals together, so I did. No explosions, but it did make a helluva mess! Hot Wheels and model airplanes were my other favourites. __________________ If the Environment was a bank, they would have saved it by now.

2007-12-29, 07:30 PM	#7
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2007-12-29, 05:03 PM	#5
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	If it could hurt you or burn you, or was sciencey, I had it and loved it. Creepy crawlers, that vacuum forming plastic heating toy, I forget what it was called, bb guns, pellet guns, bows and arrows, chemistry sets, telescopes - those were what I remember most. There was this great shooting game, with a blowgun and a toy gun that shot these odd sticky darts, that we playd with for months. Barn ball in the big open space on the upper floor of the barn - a basketball hoop nailed to the grain bin, and you had to figure out how to bounce the ball off of uneven floor boards. Actual guns weren't considered toys, but I got my first shotgun at 12, a .22 at 14, and a deer rifle at 16. I grew up shooting clay pigeons from an early age.