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    Re: Favorite toy from your childhood

    This was a favorite.
    Favorite toy from your childhood-knight-rider-kitt-voice-car-1.jpg

    But once I got this, there was no turning back.
    Favorite toy from your childhood-daisy-red-ryder-carbine.jpg
    After about 4th grade, it was all guns and go-carts for my brother and I. Can't beat growing up on a farm.
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    Atari 2600...until NES

    Nothing came close to topping the NES until we got our first PC.


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    Re: Favorite toy from your childhood

    Quote Originally Posted by longtimeclone View Post
    I think the NES wins the award for most frustrating toy. I wonder how long I would spend trying to get a game to work.
    They made you work to play your games. Worth it.

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    Re: Favorite toy from your childhood

    Laser tag set. We had it all. Had those and headset walkie talkies and played for hours in our woods by our house.
    THe Saturday morning cartoon was awesome too.
    Used to light a lot of fires too. No idea how we never burned anything down. We also had a small goal that my parents bought us to play hockey on the driveway and we made up tons of games with that.
    Exaggeration is a BILLION times worse than understating.

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    Re: Favorite toy from your childhood

    Quote Originally Posted by Bret44 View Post
    Oh yeah. OUr babysitter had the pizza van that shot pizzas out of it. That thing was awesome
    Exaggeration is a BILLION times worse than understating.

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    Re: Favorite toy from your childhood

    Quote Originally Posted by longtimeclone View Post
    I think the NES wins the award for most frustrating toy. I wonder how long I would spend trying to get a game to work.
    Blow on it, man.


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    Re: Favorite toy from your childhood

    Quote Originally Posted by Angie View Post
    I read and played outside most of the time when I was little. I didn't have a ton of "girly" toys, but I did love this for some reason:



    I had this (well a "slightly" older version) when I was little and loved it! I was also a huge Barbie and Lincoln Logs fan.
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    Favorite toy from your childhood-1283371169_117190974_1-pictures-mask-thunderhawk.jpg
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    Re: Favorite toy from your childhood

    Anyone have one of these bad boys?


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    DC - my next door neighbor did... spent hours with that thing

    screw the girls and their easy bake over we got this thing that cooks up spiders


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    Re: Favorite toy from your childhood

    I played a lot with toy tractors. I also liked my lincoln logs and tinker toys. To the detriment of our wild bird population, I also enjoyed my bb gun.
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    Re: Favorite toy from your childhood

    Quote Originally Posted by DistrictCyclone View Post
    Blow on it, man.
    I'm sure that isn't your first time saying that.

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    Re: Favorite toy from your childhood

    Quote Originally Posted by CY88CE11 View Post
    They made you work to play your games. Worth it.
    Except those few times when someone bumped it causing it to reset. Then spending the time to get it working again.

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