Steve
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had this too
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N3CRO
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quote: Originally posted by BluKoo
I have/had an Adam/He man figure with a lost arm too!
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Steve
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Ojc
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I had a pound puppy, awesome
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Steve
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oh shit i remember these
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Tomnova16
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I was thinking about that earlier steve. So simple but hours of fun.
So many things I forgot about. Our child hood was awesome. I am so happy I was born in 83
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Steve
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i dont even think that it was just because we were kids that toys seemed better back then because looking at them now they still seem so fucking cool compared to todays efforts
i think computers etc have stolen the market so manufacturers dont bother to put as much effort in now
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Tomnova16
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I think you hit the nail on the head there steve. Cartoons now don't really have action figures they just have computer games. Guess it's why everyones fat and have no imagination
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Tomnova16
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OMG
who had a tree house. Also a rope swing. Oh and a pile of leaves. So much fun in my garden
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DansCorsaSXi
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quote: Originally posted by Steve
I can remember that yellow teapot house like it was yesterday
Star silver C20XE SXi Project thread
Smoke Grey Corsa GSi Project thread
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Jambo
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I remember those water button press things I had 3 or 4 of them abs lined them all up on my windowsill I loved them so much.
I want be 6 again
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taylorboosh
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quote: Originally posted by Steve
I had the best one
holy shit steve i had this, and a teradactyle type 1 which was red and a stegasaurus aswell. used to get those little gold and silver men to go in theyre heads and if i rember correct in the t-rexes chest too
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taylorboosh
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also used to walk right?
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Tomnova16
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Shit john you just made me realise what that was. We had them but I must have been really young as don't really rememberr much
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Jambo
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1983 FTMFW
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Tomnova16
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Ooh yeah
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Steve
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zoids u had to build em. Yeah gold men in them
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Captain_Rosco
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Anyone else had one of these? My dad used to show me how to play with it, and i love shocking my brother with it too
Also how about any of these !?!?!
Also a real manly toy, the Tonka Trucks !!!
All metal with lead paint...i loved mine, it was indestructible, and lasted forever, even after i blew it up with fireworks !!!
[Edited on 24-09-2010 by Captain_Rosco]
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Tomnova16
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Those coke cans were cool
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SXi_Tim
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This thread is a trip down memory lane, must have had 50% of this stuff on here
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Jambo
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Talk boys
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Bri-SRi
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Tracy island??
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_Allan_
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I have none of the toys left but was born in '79. So many memories
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Tomnova16
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Sting ray, sting ray. De de de de de de
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Bri-SRi
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quote: Originally posted by Tomnova16
Sting ray, sting ray. De de de de de de
I remember this
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