I had a sizable collection of California Raisin figures, multiple Noids and several M.U.S.C.L.E. figures. The ‘80s were collectibly terrible in so many ways.
I had a sizable collection of California Raisin figures, multiple Noids and several M.U.S.C.L.E. figures. The ‘80s were collectibly terrible in so many ways.
I had a full-on Smurf collection that I was just telling a friend about. I cut the conversation short and swiftly changed the discussion to monster trucks.
Dude, i had sooooooo many muscle men. i think my mom still has em in a big popcorn tin somewhere. i think thats my favorite memory that has been jogged by this thread so far.
may i suggest we all change our avatars to a muscle man from this page:
I remember the one time my parents bought me a chemistry set, and not being all that interested in chemistry, I proceeded to try and make napalm. It didn’t work, but I did burn some stuff( I did finally figure out how to make napalm—or something very close to it—but that was’t until I was 16).
Do they even make chemistry sets any more? Giving kids vials full of potentially dangerous substances doesn’t seem all that smart.
That’s something I haven’t thought of in a long time, but you’re right. I’m sure in our litigious nanny-state form of society, such things are as unheard of as lawn darts and diving boards. We had chemistry sets for kids back then. All I remember doing with them was mixing everything together to see what would happen.
The worst toy I ever had was a cork gun..If someone would put it in their mouth..you could knock out two or three teeth..I didn’t mean it it was an accident!!!!
