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Favorite childhood toys and youthful memories

By Mr68

8 years ago


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#1767 4 years ago

Big Bat Baseball!!!

Using ingenious all-manual, gravity operated mechanics, your shots would literally run the bases perfectly. So if your ball landed in the DOUBLE chute at the top, it would drop down the path that would make it stop at second base. What if there was a “runner” already on first base? They would advance to - and stop on - third base while your most recent shot stopped on second. If the next shot was a SINGLE, the ball on third base would drop into the line of balls keeping score of runs, while the other runner(s) would advance one base - and again stop correctly on it/them. The first two balls entering the STRIKE chute would stack up in the chute but if a third ball then entered the STRIKE chute, that ball would roll across a little bridge into the OUT chute - and that action would automatically clear any balls still stacked in the STRIKE and BALL chutes.

I still have my original which works perfectly, but a couple years ago I bought another off eBay just to have a spare. To this day I stare at it and marvel at the genius of it every time I play it.
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#1794 4 years ago
Quoted from Mr68:

As I let my cat in from outdoors, I saw he had 4 or 5 feathers sticking out of his mouth. Pissed for catching and eating a bird, I reached down to smack him when he opened his mouth and the bird flew out right at me. Had to open every window and door in my house before chasing that bird out.

Your cat's name wouldn't happen to be Sylvester by any chance, would it?

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#1833 3 years ago
Quoted from onemoresean:

I've had this creepy monkey since I was around 10 years old.[quoted image]

Isn’t that the same one that they used in Close Encounters of the Third Kind?

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