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Most Loved Childhood Toys
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Fisher Price castle, because it was awesome.0
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LOL, my Teddy Rugspin I think it was called? I just thought it was cool to stick a Metallica tape in it and watch it sing along :laugh:
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I got a rope for Christmas one time. True story.
I loved that rope. Father took it away when I tried to lynch my sister.0 -
Teddy bear, star wars, transformers, silly sea serpent.0
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My favorite toys were my weebles. I had the treehouse and the disney magic kingdom. Lol....all my weebles lived right next door to my fisher price little people. I had the circus train, schoolhouse, airplane, etc. They were the best!0
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The old school "Bumble Bee" Transformer.. oh yeah..
**forgot to add why**
Because of their AWESOMENESS... need i say MORE>> :laugh:0 -
Moon shoes0
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Weebles Wobble ... but they don't fall down.
Weeble Treehouse:0 -
Polly Pocket, Beanie Babies, and my favorite stuffed animal.0
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My popple,
I would roll it into the ball, and have the tail hanging out, then I would dangle it from my bed by the tail as I fell asleep...it would protect me from anything under my bed0 -
My transformers. I liked Soundwave best. I tried to mimic his voice. Eject!0
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cheerful tearful doll. You could pull down its arm and its face would change to a sad expression and cry.0
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Legos. I had thousands opon thousands of Legos and used to build fantastic creations of my own design.0
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MOON SHOES WERE AWESOME! Except when a bee was chasing me, then it was just... hilarious.
I loved the Shopping Sheryl, because it's the only thing I've ever seen my name on that was spelled "right"
My Winnie the Pooh stuffed bear that I got on my 5th birthday (he's 45 now and looking well-loved)
Boardgames: Clue ... played it LOTS.... and "Cross Over the Bridge" - loved that pop-a-matic dice thingy!0 -
STAR WARS figures! The fantasy of being in outer space. Still miss them!0
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The Little People A-frame house. I loved that thing. I can still picture playing with it in my house. I want one now.
I still have my Cabbage Patch dolls from the early 80s.
I loved the Rainbow Brite dolls.
Pound puppies
Barbies--I had about 15 Barbies and a few Ken dolls and a bunch of accessories. I always wanted the Barbie dream house but never got it.0 -
I can't exactly say they were toys but...my grandma worked for a Dr. and he gave her a huge box of glass eyes. We used to spend hours goofing around with those things. I wish I had them now, they are probably worth a lot of money.
Real toys? I'd say my Easy Bake Oven, Creepy Crawlers bug maker thingy, my rock polisher and a little, red, metal cash register. lol0 -
I was busting ghosts all over my house with this...0
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My big wheel and my parents left it behind when we moved to TN from OH. I was so upset.0
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Barbies! Me and my sister played with them endlessly - made up complicated stories to act out. I also had quite a big Smurf collection...0
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Barbie. That bia had everything. Also it was fun to make them act out the soap operas my grandmother taped religiously. [shakes head] And I wonder where I went wrong. lol.
Oh, and the other day when visiting Mom she hands me this Lemon Meringue happy meal toy. I open it and immediately stuck it under my nose, and it smelled like the dolls did when I was a kid. I'm pretty sure she thought I was on crack when I said "It smells like my childhood."0 -
I was really lucky that in my church there were quite a few retired men who had been joiners etc. in the past and my mum paid a group of them to make me a doll's house. It was awesome! Was 100 times nicer than any of the plastic crap that you could buy in the shops....it was really a work of art.
My mum would take me to a local toy shop to buy furniture and dolls for it every so often (Sylvanian families!). I loved it and still had it in my room when I was a teenager 'cause it was so beautiful.0 -
On one hand, my Barbies. I was super imaginative and made TV shows, played "1996 Summer Olympic Magnificent 7 team," even did time-period play (colonial, prairie, etc.) And then on the other hand, I love love loved my Batman action figurines and Batman castle.0
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and don't forget the quintessential little red wagon - drug all my stuff around EVERYwhere.
Hot Wheels & /or Matchbox cars and that orange slip-together-track. Had a great collection until my little brother came along and STOLE them. *harrumph.0 -
I'd have to say my beloved Easy Bake Oven. Guess I've always been food driven lol.0
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I loved my Barbies to be honest... I just liked dressing them up... and recreating the soap operas I used to see on tv (I was homeschooled and usually done by that time...
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My husband is trying to rebuild his Teddy Ruxpin bear.0 -
I loved to play with:
Barbies
Fort Apache - cowboys and indians metal fort set up
Tinker Toys
Battling Tops game0 -
Lego castle. GI Joes were cool, so were transformers, but nothing topped the lego castle.
My cousin and I built it into the tower of london.0 -
My play kitchen. It started my love for cooking!0
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Evel Knievel all dresssed up in his outfit and on a motorcycle. It came with this windup stand...hours and hours of fun.
A green machine!
Any kind of race track play set.0
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