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LOL ... I think my fav. was the sandwich ice cream.
If we're going to go back on Memory Lane, did anyone play the game "Red Rover", as in "Red Rover, Red Rover, send <name> right over"? Ahh, those were the days. [/QUOT
Yes, I do remember that game ,there were many kids on our block that we had a great time , or what about the game red light ,green light?I have been reading the posts here with enjoyment.
Oh yes. 123 Redlight! 123 Greenlight! Loved that. Also loved Kick the Can- was my favorite-I believe we have previously discussed it in this thread. I loved just being outdoors as a kid. As many I believe have said earlier parents had to practically beg me to come in-much different than today. Riding bikes-catching lightning bugs-building treehouses-etc. Everything and anything outdoors.
Oh yes. 123 Redlight! 123 Greenlight! Loved that. Also loved Kick the Can- was my favorite-I believe we have previously discussed it in this thread. I loved just being outdoors as a kid. As many I believe have said earlier parents had to practically beg me to come in-much different than today. Riding bikes-catching lightning bugs-building treehouses-etc. Everything and anything outdoors.
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I remember our first "Gocart" - we used parts from an old baby carriage...wood scraps that dad had laying around - it was actually pretty darn nice. Had a steering wheel and everything. Ahhh..the good old days : )
Marko.... Polo....Marko......Polo : ) Nowadays it's Reality Fighting... Super mario... I feel kids today are deprived of the kind of childhoods we had. Maybe some moms and dads in here can take their kids outside this weekend and teach them some of the great games we used to play!
OH, Marko Polo, I couldn't remember the name, we played that while in our pool! When I lived at the shore, I never saw kids outside, so sad.We would go out in the morn, on weekends and HAVE TO be called in at night. I now live in Tn and my g-daughter (4yrs old)plays outside all the time!,riding bikes, chalk, teaching her hopscotch.The kids now a days are deprived.
Hey these chocodiles are a fake, the real ones had a crocodile smiling holding a chocodile in his hand on the package how about fluff-a-nutta and goober-grape sandwiches remember those?
Hey these chocodiles are a fake, the real ones had a crocodile smiling holding a chocodile in his hand on the package how about fluff-a-nutta and goober-grape sandwiches remember those?
Remember them? I still eat fluff-a-nutta sandwiches at age 43! I have a jar of fluff in my pantry : )) You know you can still get fluff for under a buck!
Marko.... Polo....Marko......Polo : ) Nowadays it's Reality Fighting... Super mario... I feel kids today are deprived of the kind of childhoods we had. Maybe some moms and dads in here can take their kids outside this weekend and teach them some of the great games we used to play!
and i'm sure our parents said the same thing about us when we sat inside all morning on saturday's watching cartoons.
Woody woodpecker...bugs bunny..popeye - ZOOM and I'll give anyone who can remember the tune a buck! 2 bucks for the zip code : )))))
How about Underdog? Wacky Races?
Sherman and Mr. Peabody!!!!! OMG loved them-my favorite!
What about Rocky and Bullwinkle?
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how about fluff-a-nutta and goober-grape sandwiches remember those?
