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Favorite Toy!

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by Rocket River, Apr 2, 2008.

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  1. Rocket River

    Rocket River Member

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    Favorite Toy
    ([non sexual!] and [ Non-Video game] - Let's Keep the Hangout Clean)

    Rubik's Snake - This was one of my favorites
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubik's_Snake

    Rocket River
     
    #1 Rocket River, Apr 2, 2008
  2. no_answer

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    My favorite toy was my barbies, duh.

    your mom
     
    #2 no_answer, Apr 2, 2008
  3. Lil Pun

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    ARGHHHH! :mad: ;)
     
    #3 Lil Pun, Apr 2, 2008
  4. Jeremiah

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    Lego Blocks ftw.
     
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  5. aeroman10

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    Back in the day we didnt have toys, we played with rocks and sticks outside
     
    #5 aeroman10, Apr 2, 2008
  6. RocketRaccoon

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    As a kid, any kind of construction set or electric race car set. Basically, anything I can change the design to my own liking.

    As a adult, Rubik's Cube. (fastest time: 1:35)

    As an old man, looking for my jorts. :D
     
    #6 RocketRaccoon, Apr 2, 2008
  7. the futants

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    not really "toys" . . .

    skateboard

    BMX bike



    before that...i guess i'd go with LEGOs or Hot Wheels?
     
    #7 the futants, Apr 2, 2008
  8. MR. MEOWGI

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    Kenner Star Wars 1977-1983
     
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  9. firecat

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    Transformers.
     
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  10. meggoleggo

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    Legos for sure. Also Rainbow Brite and My Little Pony, not to mention Strawberry Shortcake!
     
    #10 meggoleggo, Apr 2, 2008
  11. Mr. Brightside

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    Harry Potter Nimbus 2000
     
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  12. Mr. Brightside

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    I was a simple child. I enjoyed playing with dirt and sticks. Little plastic army men would supplement this joy, and I would be consumed for hours on end by the different maneuvers and positions the army men could be placed. This joy was shattered one day when a errant black crow from the neighboring village swooped in and stole my chief lieutenant. I was never the same.
     
    #12 Mr. Brightside, Apr 2, 2008
  13. weslinder

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    Suzuki SV 1000.

    Oh, are you talking about as a kid?

    A bow-and-arrow that I shot all kinds of things with.
     
    #13 weslinder, Apr 2, 2008
  14. Royals Ego

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    man, nothing is coming to mind.... terribad childhood....

    remote control cars

    and

    ninja turtle action figures with the open/close shell to store all their weapons....

    lol i cant remember anything else
     
    #14 Royals Ego, Apr 2, 2008
  15. moestavern19

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    Legos.

    so many legos.
     
    #15 moestavern19, Apr 2, 2008
  16. oomp

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    Yup. I used to string up fishing line in the trees behind my house and use paperclips as a "zipline" for the figures. My dad would always get mad at me when he had to mow the back yard. :cool:
     
    #16 oomp, Apr 2, 2008
  17. Tom Bombadillo

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    That post was just hilarious........Sig worthy
     
    #17 Tom Bombadillo, Apr 2, 2008
  18. pchan

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    Lego

    and basketball
     
    #18 pchan, Apr 2, 2008
  19. pchan

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    I forgot about those little American against Nazi plastic man! they were great... And GI Joes. I love my GI Joes.
     
    #19 pchan, Apr 2, 2008
  20. finalsbound

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    Polly Pocket.

    and my Giga Pet.

    And pogs.
     
    #20 finalsbound, Apr 2, 2008
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