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| Adult Toys |
| 03.09.05 (10:17 pm) [edit] |
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A friend made a comment the other day that "Rap is to music like an etch-a-sketch is to art." I said that I never had an Etch-a-Sketch as a kid. And I also really wanted an Easy Bake Oven and SeaMonkeys. He said he wanted a rock polisher and a Hot Wheels race track that kept the cars going... This led to a discussion of those toys you REALLY wanted as a kid but never got. So this is your chance... What toys did you REALLY REALLY REALLY want? Would you like them today? What toys did you really want and got and was kinda disappointed? I'm thinking I might take a tour of my local toy section and peruse them. After further research, I might come up with some additional items. (I actually did look online a few months ago at some of the neat SeaMonkey aquariums and almost ordered one) And no comments from the Peanut Gallery about Adult Toys - that's a whole'nother posting. |
posted by: Roxgirl (reply)
post date: 03.09.05 (9:09 pm)
I was all about My Little Pony's!!! :)
And I had a Cabbage Patch Kid, but she was tossed to the side in like a year! lol
posted by: ScubaDiva (reply)
post date: 03.10.05 (3:33 am)
Reply to: Roxgirl
I had one of the 'original' ones - it was hand-signed and I have a picture of myself with Xavier Roberts (the dude who made them). It's carefully packaged at my mom's.
Supposedly a doll-collector offered my mom $15k for it. Not bad for a $75 investment eh?
posted by: ScubaDiva (reply)
post date: 03.10.05 (3:35 am)
Reply to: Godsmack
My dad built me a dollhouse that had carpet, working lights, wallpaper, etc. My mom made curtains and bedspreads. It had a bunk bed in one bedroom and a canopy bed in the other one. Nicest thing he ever did for me...
Granted, he mis-measured and the barbies couldn't stand up straight in the rooms. (LOL)
posted by: linda (reply)
post date: 03.10.05 (6:15 am)
I wanted an easy bake oven but I had been cooking with my mom since I was 4 so she said I could use her oven, I was bummed
posted by: JT (reply)
post date: 03.10.05 (8:11 am)
EASY BAKE OVEN! Oh, how I coveted it. Never got it. Guess what my kids are going to get for Chanukah this year, so Mommy can play with it?
posted by: SweetDiva (reply)
post date: 03.10.05 (12:59 pm)
I always wanted a race track or a train track set.....yeah I'm weird.
I got the baby dolls and barbies that I wanted. I never wanted a doll house I wanted a dangon track! hmmpf!
posted by: jeNniCa77 (reply)
post date: 03.10.05 (1:48 pm)
i had the oven...loved...had the barbie dolls (but since my best friend was a guy...who i grew up with....i always just snapped their heads off with mouse traps...or shot them with bebee guns!) so i wanted a new born baby...that ate and peed and pood and everything...got it...loved it...handed it down to my little cousin...who still has it....
posted by: ScubaDiva (reply)
post date: 03.10.05 (4:18 pm)
Reply to: jeNniCa77
I had Donny & Marie barbie dolls. (Oh how I luved Donny!)
I cut off Marie's hair into a very butch buzz cut and put straight pins in her ears as earrings.
I didn't hate her or anything, I was just trying to give her a new look.
posted by: trekguy (reply)
post date: 03.10.05 (4:53 pm)
Lionel train set, the full set, complete with the town and crossings! Big enough to mount on a 4' X 8' piece of plywood in the basement! I went ga-ga over the train set in the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, I could have stood there for hours watching that thing!!!
posted by: onebadjen (reply)
post date: 03.11.05 (3:33 am)
do you remember lite brites? i remember wanting one really really bad. i remember getting one. but i don't remember playing with it. i remember having to pick up all the little plastic thingies that went to it though.
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