This reminds me of That 70’s Show when Kelso and Red tweaked the game to be more difficult.
We all manipulated the Speak and Spell to swear, right?
These diving rings were not so much fun in above ground pools.
I had a Ninja Turtles thing like this. Super sweet. Paper on top and scribble away to artistic genius!
When your dad yelled at you because you s****d at fishing you could fight through the tears and practice with this.
This game built patience and serial killers.
Playing doctor with this set was next level.
Whoa. I never thought to tie up my Stretch Armstrong. I did cut him open to find the stretchy glue inside.
I forgot to feed my neighbour’s dog. He died.
“Yeah, you had to stay on top of those Tamagotchis.”
Tamagotchis?
KOOSH! These were just sensory pleasure balls. That doesn’t sound right.
Simon is the grandfather of the Bop-It.
I put some major miles on this thing as a kid.
My memory is that there were a bunch of sound effects. Does anyone else recall that or should I be worried I heard things as a child?
How many eye injuries do you think these sticky hands caused?
Speaking of taking out your eye. These were more unpredictable than knowing when the next hot dog day would be.
I remember this ghost could glow-in-the-dark.
I always dreamed of having the Technodrome. My buddy had it and the pizza gun that shot plastic pizza discs harder than most real guns.
How many of your dogs or younger siblings chewed up that yellow foam? No? Just me?
I’m an only child.
Young architects created sandcastle masterpieces with just a pail and a shovel.
Other kids just tried to dig through a sandbox. They work at the DMV now.
This game and Operation is why many of us have anxiety.
A Pet Rock? What does it do? Whatever it does, it’s doing it now.
Biker Mice from Mars was awesome!
I had this sword for YEARS. Long after the hilt broke off.