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egg&chips 06-01-2007 09:25

Re: toys of the 70's and 80's
 
My childhood was made up of looky likey toys
Eg wanted subbuteo, got casdon soccer
wanted Jump Jockey, got escalado
wanted Lego, got bettabuilda
wanted Johnny 7 multi weapon thingy , got spud gun
.....not that these early disappointments in life have left a scar, my therapist says I'm making great progress and will soon be able to talk about my teenage let downs too.

panther 06-01-2007 18:48

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Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle (Post 361782)
I'll stick to peeling stickers it's cheaper :D

lol....done that!! put couldnt quite put them on straight so it always gave the game away:p

accymel 06-01-2007 19:09

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Bloody rubix cube darn things - that ended up wizzed till i thought of re arranging the stickers too & they fell off so least it was all same colour on all sides after then ended up in bin:D

shillelagh 06-01-2007 19:16

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Did you never think about taking them apart and then putting them back together again? That way the stickers stayed on!! :D

panther 06-01-2007 19:24

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Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 362257)
Did you never think about taking them apart and then putting them back together again? That way the stickers stayed on!! :D

yessssssss but sometimes couldnt get it back together...lol:o

Gayle 06-01-2007 19:46

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Originally Posted by entwisi (Post 361778)
I'll give lessons if anyone wants to learnhow to do teh cube if anyone wants


How much I hear you ask!!! make me an offer :)


I bought a book - did it a few times by following it step by step then lost interest!:D

grego 06-01-2007 21:32

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Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 362276)
I bought a book - did it a few times by following it step by step then lost interest!:D



Gayle thats really sad, lol.

ANNE 07-01-2007 01:23

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I begged and pleaded for a Chatty Cathy doll but alas I never did get one. I went mad for a stylophone but didn't get one of those either.
I had some Klackers. They were brilliant!
Had a Sindy doll, just wasn't impressed when I wanted a Chatty Cathy.
Had an etch a sketch.
Couldn't play music on a flippin etch a sketch

cmonstanley 07-01-2007 10:42

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anything to do with space 1999

egg&chips 07-01-2007 17:43

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What were those corrugated plastic tubes called that you swung round your head to make a "Woo- Woo" sound?

panther 07-01-2007 18:40

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Originally Posted by egg&chips (Post 362773)
What were those corrugated plastic tubes called that you swung round your head to make a "Woo- Woo" sound?

dont remember those,:confused: what year where they?

flashy 07-01-2007 19:12

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Originally Posted by egg&chips (Post 362773)
What were those corrugated plastic tubes called that you swung round your head to make a "Woo- Woo" sound?



you can still get those, Reece had one last year, till i threw it away :D

egg&chips 08-01-2007 21:38

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Originally Posted by panther (Post 362859)
dont remember those,:confused: what year where they?

I'm not sure but I think they came out about the same time as the first "Hot Wheels" sets, maybe about 1975?

egg&chips 08-01-2007 21:48

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...and don't forget the engineering triumph that was "Wall-Walkers"!

entwisi 08-01-2007 21:49

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heh, now your talking, Hotwheels, I had loads, we used to set it up on teh stairs and send teh cars down to smash into the skirting. That was till me mum noticed all teh dents :eek:


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