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2005-09-24, 08:26 AM
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Old Toys
So I went into our attic yesterday and found my mother's stash of all my old toys
 It looks like she kept all of them. I have a complete Johnny Lightning set, Rockem Sockem Robots and a bunch of baseball cards. And, I found my complete train set. I spent hours as a kid building a village with moutains, bridges and stuff...it's all there. It felt like Christmas |
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2005-09-24, 10:19 AM
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Are you sure this is the Sci-Fi Convention? It's full of nerds!
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Hehe reminds me of the other day. I was going through old boxes and found all my lego collections. I spent hours as a little kid building and having zany adventures with that stuff. Unfortunatly todays/futures generations of kids all sit in front of the xbox, tv, ect etc.
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2005-09-24, 10:33 AM
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Jim you lucky devil, I would give anything to see some of my old stuff again. Major Matt Mason, Hot Wheels Sizzlers (complete with battery charging station shaped like a gas pump) and of course my old electric football set featuring the Jets v Colts. Damn I miss that stuff.
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2005-09-24, 10:43 AM
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now that is ssaaaawwwwweeeeeet! I wish I had all my old toys. Congrats on the find Jim... enjoy!
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2005-09-24, 10:52 AM
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I have my old Lincoln Log set, Rebound (kind of a shuffle board with rubber bands) and my 1/20 scale Apollo Model that I never put together
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2005-09-24, 10:31 PM
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2005-09-24, 12:02 PM
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Look maah I moved out and got my own space:)
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Damn Jim.. must a been a good feeling.. I remember those toys!
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2005-09-24, 02:22 PM
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Damn Jim, that's too cool! |cool|
Makes me wonder what's hidden away in the basement at my mom's house... |
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2005-09-24, 02:28 PM
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I keep on reading the title of this thread and thinking about the kind of old toys that you really wouldn't want to come across or touch if you did.
When my mom passed I found my toy chest from when I was very young. I painted it and turned it into a bench at the end of my bed. If anything I would have liked to have found would have been my Raggedy Ann doll that I had. |
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2005-09-24, 03:09 PM
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i'm pretty neat to find things like that from time to time .....
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2005-09-24, 06:09 PM
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Ebay beckons then, Jim?
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2005-09-26, 09:46 PM
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You can now put whatever you want in this space :)
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2005-09-24, 06:29 PM
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Jim thats very cool, i have very young parents, me 37 my parents 53 but yeah they saved my kids stuf, but they wont give it to me and i may not touch it...bugger but i can understand them...i got already stuff from my granddad very old, i keep it in an save place....and i know i will get my old stuff from my parents but on this moment, its to important for them so i will lett them keep it...till they think its time i get it back
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2005-09-24, 06:52 PM
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Oh no, I'm sweating like Roger Ebert
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Oh, I had a Raggedy Ann doll that I loved so much that her stuffing came out, Cleo. Bled right out of her forehead, it did.
Jim, that is an awesome, awesome find. Old toys rock. So many of them I wish they would offer again. Simple things, like a paint by number set. I loved doing those. |
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2005-09-26, 04:18 PM
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Jim? I heard he's a dirty pornographer.
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The vibrating football game. Redskins vs. 49ers
Rockem Sockem all the way! Lego was king for sure. I always end up giving that stuff away and I bet they never appreciated half as much as I would right now. |
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2005-09-26, 08:33 PM
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Rock stars ... is there anything they don't know?
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that was cool. gotta check my old toys to see if they fit in my new collections
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