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Silverluna

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What your favorite toy was when you were a kid? Mine was Lite Brite....and playdough!!! :D
 
Mrow?

(( no i didnt squish the pegs in with the playdough.....although my brother might have....))
 
Tonka trucks :D I was a tomboy and anytime my parent tried to get me a barbie doll, my cousins (older boys) would either shave her head or flush it.So I didnt have dolls for very long.
 
Hehehe....I played GI Joe all the time....but i was always cast as the "medic" ....damn sexist pigs....lol
 
I got a lifelike babydoll from Germany and I thought I would brush her teeth and I got toothpaste all in her hair!!! (i think i missed her mouth!)
 
I loved my Lite Brite and my Spirograph best of all. I even used to play with Fashion Plates...that was about as feminine as I got. My mother used to buy me Barbies all the time hoping I'd get out of being a tomboy. Obviously it never worked.
 
Anything

I could get my hands on from Mattel and Fisher Price.

Adored Barbie.
I was really 'girly'.
 
Mine was an Etch-a-Sketch. Until I jumped up and down on it to see what was inside.......Mom was pissed!

Oh....I stabbed my brother's Stetch Armstrong with a knife to see what was inside of him, as well. THAT was a horrible mess!

:heart:

bluemuse
 
I loved Gi Joe and the Bionic Man doll (had an older brother), and my Cindy Doll. And my personal favorite was my lifesized doll that walked with me when I held her hand. Still have it!!!
 
bluemuse said:
Mine was an Etch-a-Sketch. Until I jumped up and down on it to see what was inside.......Mom was pissed!

Oh....I stabbed my brother's Stetch Armstrong with a knife to see what was inside of him, as well. THAT was a horrible mess!

:heart:

bluemuse

Point to the wise Never piss off bluemuse she seems violent. I'm a bit older than most (41) and when I was a kid there was a toy called Vacuform where you'd heat up plastic on molds and make planes, or rockets. Very cool except when you'd burn yourself on the oven
 
Lincoln Logs
Kenner Build-a-Skyscraper
A "Flying Fox" airliner that was way cool but too hard to describe here.
 
Also...heh...I had a lot of toys....
SPEAK 'N SPELL (or something like that....where you punch in the letters...and it talks back )
I would always hit the " ' " key....and it would say: Apsotrophe....again and again...drove my mom nuts...heheh
 
Sinclair Spectrum 128K home computer system that ran cassette tape games (i loved the wizzy games)
 
Dream_Chaser said:


Point to the wise Never piss off bluemuse she seems violent. I'm a bit older than most (41) and when I was a kid there was a toy called Vacuform where you'd heat up plastic on molds and make planes, or rockets. Very cool except when you'd burn yourself on the oven

LOL! My serene screen name is a bit misleading.....I do have a....um.....fiesty side.

I turn 40 this year, but I don't recall Vacuforms. I do recall something similar...but you made flowers with it. Oh! And what about Shrinky Dinks?

:heart:

bluemuse
 
Dream_Chaser said:


Point to the wise Never piss off bluemuse she seems violent. I'm a bit older than most (41) and when I was a kid there was a toy called Vacuform where you'd heat up plastic on molds and make planes, or rockets. Very cool except when you'd burn yourself on the oven

I still have mine!
 
Anyone ever play with a Bee-Bee gun? Or Actually play army? I did....but now kids I guess can't....It "promotes violence" ...LoL
 
I had a Lite Brite and Etch a Sketch. But me and my brother would have wars in our bedroom throwing the litebrite pegs at each other.

Major Matt Mason space action figures. I wanted to be an astronaut. Born in 1963 (what a magical year), I was 5 years old when Neil Armstrong made a small step for man and a

was it really such a giant leap? Terrorists destroyed the world trade center September 11, 2001.

I weep.

I want my Major Matt Mason back. :(
 
bluemuse said:


LOL! My serene screen name is a bit misleading.....I do have a....um.....fiesty side.

I turn 40 this year, but I don't recall Vacuforms. I do recall something similar...but you made flowers with it. Oh! And what about Shrinky Dinks?

:heart:

bluemuse

I had to reread your post, for a minute I thought you said shrinky Dicks and again that would reaffirm my point about you.
 
Paper dolls. They came in folders. Lennon Sisters, Annette and the Musketeers, on and on. I could make clothes for them and set the folders up like houses.

We also played "Big Family." We would cut out pictures from catalogs and magazines and glue them in a big binder and tell stories to each other.

My favorite toy, though, was my bike. The freedom!
 
OK, need some help here

Since I never had the ability to travel at a young age due to a lack of family dough, what was the name of the toy that you would put a round paper disc in, and it had like 12 single frame pictures that you would look into this Binocular thingy? After each pic, youd have to click a plastic button. I remember them red plastic or maybe brown.

Any clue?
 
Dream_Chaser said:
OK, need some help here

Since I never had the ability to travel at a young age due to a lack of family dough, what was the name of the toy that you would put a round paper disc in, and it had like 12 single frame pictures that you would look into this Binocular thingy? After each pic, youd have to click a plastic button. I remember them red plastic or maybe brown.

Any clue?

Viewmaster!!!!


I win!!

:heart:

bluemuse
 
Dream_Chaser said:
OK, need some help here

Since I never had the ability to travel at a young age due to a lack of family dough, what was the name of the toy that you would put a round paper disc in, and it had like 12 single frame pictures that you would look into this Binocular thingy? After each pic, youd have to click a plastic button. I remember them red plastic or maybe brown.

Any clue?

I had one of those! I am trying to remember.... wasn't the word "view" part of the name? I had one, though! I swear!
 
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