Originally Posted By Daannzzz One of the more exotic games I had. <a href="http://www.boardgamesrus.com/images/Swahili" target="_blank">http://www.boardgamesrus.com/i mages/Swahili</a>%20G21.jpg The bell tower was heavy and hurt when it would fall on my brothers head. <a href="http://www.timewarptoys.com/careful.jpg" target="_blank">http://www.timewarptoys.com/ca reful.jpg</a>
Originally Posted By Lisann22 My downfall with Spirograph that I had to learn to back off a bit was TOO many colors...I'd end up tearing the paper due to the amount of ink all in one spot. LOL! I learned quickly though! Excuse me while I go learn a new song from my Hit Parade magazine from the 70's. I need to rememorize That's The Night That The Lights Went Out In Georgia.
Originally Posted By smedley Memory lane trip! I loved kerplunk too, and mouse trap. I also had a fit when perfection was about to pop, and along the same lines did you guys get buckaroo over there? It was a donkey which you hung stuff on his hind legs till he bucked, I was on tenterhooks till he bucked, then I'm not sure who jumped higher, me or the toy. Mostly though I was an outside girl, more often than not to be found climbing trees, building dens or riding my bike
Originally Posted By wonderingalice Ahhhhhhh... David Naughton was so good looking before he turned into a werewolf.
Originally Posted By TiggerPooh1973 <<I also liked the gum ones. You could 'blow smoke' through them. That was only good for a one time shot per cig, though...>> LOL, we did that too. The weren't that tasty we just liked them 'cause they were cigs, lol. Man, we had this little Barber Shop/candy store on the corner when we went back to PA for a year. I remember Saturdays after doing our chores we would take whatever change we found and go down and get a bag of penny candy. Also the big night on TV was Knight Rider & A-Team, Fridays I think, and with 50 cents a piece we could get a bottle of soda and a candy bar. We were so mad when candy bars went up from 20 cents to 25 cents! Or we would all chip in for a big bottle of Birch Beer.
