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Favorite childhood toys and youthful memories

By Mr68

8 years ago


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#1580 4 years ago
Quoted from Mr_Tantrum:

The other favorite toy I remember during my childhood in the 70's was a skyscraper building set. It came with plastic beams, girders, and panels to cover the exterior. I remember building skyscrapers that were 4 or 5 feet tall. My first set was the Sears Tower set, and then I added onto it. I came across this wiki page detailing them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Girder_and_Panel_building_sets
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Girder and Panel - probably the reason I am an engineer.

Don C.

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#2560 3 years ago
Quoted from mooch:

I get a kick out of the nurse at the end of this commercial tending to the soldier’s head wound.

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Christmas morning my Johnny Reb cannon took out the kitchen window.

Don C.

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#5382 2 years ago
Quoted from JayDee:

Mars cheese castle is still always a place to hit when crossing the border. Also brat stop.
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Bought our Cyclone right out of the Brat Stop ages ago for $550. Thanks Fox Vending. They had it packed up and ready to load in the parking lot, I had been wondering how I was going to get it off the mezzanine.

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