Best toy from back in the day.

[Pin Clock]

When you were younger, what toy did you play with the most? Video games don't count.

For me, it was this:



The bop-it extreme. I tried very hard to get my score higher then anyone I knew, and wound up with 84. I still use the thing frequently.

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For some reason Boglins were the shit.

http://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=Pcor3EbCnP4&feature=related

I could only dream of owning that.

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I wish I still had it. It wasn't the most played with toy I ever had, but it's the one that sticks out most in my memory for some damn reason.

I never even watched transformers.

Oh, I also had a Woody The Cowboy doll from Toy Story. I liked that a lot too.

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I got some of my dad's old 80-era transformers, including Grimlock.



A Tyco RC scorcher



and other stuff in my closet or other.

Oh, I also had a Woody The Cowboy doll from Toy Story. I liked that a lot too.

Oh god i still have that. I take it out to look at sometimes.

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Kept in a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles suitcase under the bed.

Seems like all the best toys were the ones you never owned, though, no?

I had a little one of those where you rolled it across the floor (or wherever you were playing) and it made sparks inside of it.

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Voltron.

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Oh god, the memories. I had the car, too, that falls apart when you crash it.

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Did you have the containment trap thing too, where you slid it on the ground and stepped on the little button and it opened up? That was pretty cool too. Although we didn't use it for good purposes. We would catch bees and put them inside the containment unit. Then throw my little brother in this outhouse looking club house my friend's dad built for him and then lock him in there and then let the bee out. Ah good times.

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Did you have the containment trap thing too, where you slid it on the ground and stepped on the little button and it opened up? That was pretty cool too. Although we didn't use it for good purposes. We would catch bees and put them inside the containment unit. Then throw my little brother in this outhouse looking club house my friend's dad built for him and then lock him in there and then let the bee out. Ah good times.

Haha, yeah. Couldn't find a picture of it.

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Lite Brite

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I remember I used to have one of those.

And also, Mr. Bucket. Oh, the memories...

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Funny, I never noticed the innuendo on the commercial's song lyrics until I looked up info about Mr. Bucket some months back.

EDIT: Oh man, how could I forget LEGO bricks!?



I remember I could easily spend HOURS building and playing with these as a kid.

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Mighty Max, absolutely tons of batman figures, some DBZ (i don't think it was popular here at the time but i lived in hong kong til i was 4 so my older brother and i had lots of action figures), the Crash Dummies car (all the bits went missing), transformers (my big Skorponok was my favourite, he turned into a base!), but my favourite toy was this: (i think mine was a more modern model though)

it was about 3 foot tall i think, remote control, could play and record cassette tapes, 'speak' with the microphone on the remote control, serve drinks with a tray that rotated, light up eyes, this thing was the shit.

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What the fuck are those crash test dummies? I have a NES emulator with a game about them on it lol.

also

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And also, Mr. Bucket. Oh, the memories...

This.

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EDIT: Oh man, how could I forget LEGO bricks!?



I remember I could easily spend HOURS building and playing with these as a kid.

And I still play with these.

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And I still play with these.

Same.

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EDIT: Oh man, how could I forget LEGO bricks!?



I remember I could easily spend HOURS building and playing with these as a kid.

I loved those too. If I still had them, I'd make clock models everyday.