greybeard
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Yeah, but on the bright side, that makes you the star of the team too. You get the pretty cheerleader!!
Old toys that you thought were really cool
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greybeard
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One of the bigger boys blew a neighbor kid's little wooden 'hobby horse' to kingdom come with an m-80. Springs went all which a ways. That didn't go over well when the tyke went crying into his momma's kitchen. 'Wonder Horse' was what it said on the side.
The cheerleaders were a bunch of old Herefords. Thanks for the pep talk
greybeard
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Cheap dates & Free milkshakes without havin to go to the maltshop!.
(but otherwise, I guess growing up with a twin brother had it's advantages)
wbvs58
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greybeard
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oh no!! Dad had plenty of belt swinging stamina and Mom (and granny) were heck on wheels when it came to swinging a willow switch.
greybeard
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kenny thomas
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Thats an old toy i would still think is cool.
Caustic Burno
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My favorite looked like this!
Have to find an old album.
Chick magnet!
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I remember someone had a GTO with a 4 barrel. Got 5 or 6 miles to the gallon. Remember them sitting along the highway a
few times waiting for someone to bring gas out to them.
few times waiting for someone to bring gas out to them.
Caustic Burno
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Mine would pass anything but a filling station!
Back two barrels looked like wash tubs! Get down it looked like a mad spider leaving.
It was quick off the line, my 2.7 eco boost today would eat it alive. Cousin had a 68 Super Bee 383 Magnum with a six pack, fastest car I ever drove back in the day.
kenny thomas
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Cfpinz has one of those. I love them
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branxchar&charx
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My grandpa bought that for my mom and her 5 siblings, i was told, cuz he got tired of them fighting all the time.My brother and I fought so much, the 'rents bought us boxing gloves so we could do it legit!
I had some newer tonka toys that were still pretty sturdy but newer design. I remember the plastic clackers, i had to look them up tho.
Duck hunt was an awesome game my uncle and cousin would let us play occasionally. Original Nintendo, took alot of air to clean so it would start.
I actually grew up with super Nintendo and Nintendo 64. Only us "older kids" could play with the adults controllers as the joystick would become so loose it was almost unusable.
Ouachita
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I'm not sure why I was reminded of this question this evening. Maybe it's because my granddaughter is here. I fetched the tricycle from the spare room and asked her to display it, like the 'Price is Right' gals do.
Here's my tricycle from multiple blue moons ago. I won't be able to post the Tonka toys, because I gave them away.
Ouachita
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It didn't take her long to give up the old tricycle. She cabbaged on to an empty tub and made me roll her around.
Ouachita
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I didn't have tubs to play in as a child. I am happy that my grandkids do. Little shits make me smile.
gman4691
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Other than lincoln logs, bb gun, frisbee, or a bicycle, the best toy by far was a good stick...used to get a limb when my grandmother trimmed her mimosa tree...peel off the bark and let it dry on the stack of firewood...I could make a stick like that last all summer and then some...used for everything from a walking stick to a baseball bat to a weapon for hunting amadillos in the pastures...every kid needs a good stick
