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someone should do a thread on toys we had like click clacks..shapees and colorforms....stuff ya never needed batteries for
lol..they still sell click clacks - they just changed the name to "numbchucks!" and what about "sit and spin" - now it's an insult used while holding your middle finger up to someone..lol
lol..they still sell click clacks - they just changed the name to "numbchucks!" and what about "sit and spin" - now it's an insult used while holding your middle finger up to someone..lol
they still have sit and spin also........ do you remember shapees? Nobody else seems to. or Tickle bee? Every Christjmas at least one of us got that, must have been cheap.
I remember that one well. For the first few months that we had that box, no one was allowed to move it from the top of the TV set- you had to get up and go change the channels. My father was afraid that someone would yank the cord out of the wall....lol.
Well, needless to say, that's exactly what happened (several times....) once we were given the opportunity to move the box off of the TV..........
OMG my dad was like that too. It was like you were handling fine china or something
they still have sit and spin also........ do you remember shapees? Nobody else seems to. or Tickle bee? Every Christjmas at least one of us got that, must have been cheap.
Never heard of those either? Remember Weebles..lol - My sister was a bit on the chuuby side and we use to tease her - say "weebles wobble but they don't fall down".
I remember that Nicole......had a weird voice didnt it? Anyone remember the Archies? I had the lunch box and even belonged to the fan club my sisters still tease me to this day.
Remember that show on Saturday mornings called "Land of the Lost"? My wife got it as a gag gift the other day from her brother. We proceeded to subject ourselves to that DVD, and after about an episode and a half, I couldn't take it anymore. Here's a bit of really useless trivia about the show (for all you NBA fans): the main protagonists in the show the "Sleestaks" one of the actors in the costume was a teenaged Bill Laimbeer, of Detroit Pistons 'bad boys' fame.
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