One Toy From Childhood
Tough one between GI Joes and Transformers
A basketball.
2-on-2 or 3-on-3 wars among the cousins. First to 50 started a :10 clock to halftime. First to 100 did the same for the 2nd half. That old dirt court was the best basketball floor we ever played on.
2-on-2 or 3-on-3 wars among the cousins. First to 50 started a :10 clock to halftime. First to 100 did the same for the 2nd half. That old dirt court was the best basketball floor we ever played on.
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Is that @ryang13 on the right? Wait, no he would be inside the circle
same
BB guns. Shooting range in the basement. Used to crawl out of my bedroom window and set army men on the roof, then pick them off. Necco wafers, ritz crackers, pop cans, empty shotgun shells, model cars, you name it. Left the birdies alone like a good boy. When I was 14 I worked all summer for a Beeman and would shoot aspirin with it.
gameboy
Big Wheel
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I was just going to find a picture of the Lawn Darts.....how many times did you just try to throw them as high as you can
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Probably my yellow Tonka dumptruck. Man, I hauled a lot of rocks and sand in that thing!
One... probably go with G.I. Joe.
I still have my collection of GI Joe, Ninja Turtles, Hot Wheels, and Legos...
I still have my collection of GI Joe, Ninja Turtles, Hot Wheels, and Legos...
Super Van City!
We had an above ground pool that was oval shaped. My Grandfather hand built a deck on the long side w/ a door for access underneath to pool pump. That door was perfect height & width for strike zone so we put the plate right in front of it. Take a pitch at your own risk.
Made great BB gun targets.
Micro machines were untouchable and the fast talking commercials made them even better.
oh man, so many options. probably bikes or skateboards as they were how I got to where we played with the other stuff.
lol, cell phones and Social networking wasn't around until my 30's
Yup. You had to pull it to deep left to bounce it off the neighbor's roof and into their backyard to make sure nobody could catch it off the roof for an out.
Plus you got a free cookie from our neighbor Linda when you would go and grab the ball from her backyard.
Lego