This post was inspired by mr_e's writing in another thread.
What toy did you most want as a child? Mine had to be Lego. I loved that, you could spend hours and hours making loads of things. I eventually had a big blue box full of lego pieces - ah fond memories. . . .
i always wanted a dooms day device, but tragically the dealer at the shop said he wouldn't do a swap for fifty teenage mutant ninja turtle trading cards. sometimes i still dream fondly about what it would be like if i ruled the world...(sounds of marching iron-shod boots and quasi-religious chanting in faintly germanic voices...)
Hungry Hungry Hipp-ipp-oes, remote control car (m'brother always got one instead even if he didn't ask for one!!! GRR!!), and more and more pound puppies. And Lego - enough to build a small moon, preferably.
I always wanted a proper Care Bear but never got one! Do any of the girls remember Keepers?! And, as for Lego - what about the StickleBricks, eh? And what about FuzzyFelts? They were so cool!
Bubble-bursting time, but Hungry Hungry Hippos though good, was so poorly made, it fell apart so easily. or maybe that was just with so many people playing.
As for lego...brilliant. Still going, must have made the company so rich, not to mention the perosn who came up with the idea in the first place.
me and my brothers used to collect matchbox cars - we had hundreds of the things and would play all day long at police chases, motorway pile ups, stunt driving (jumping off the seattie and hurling a car into the dining room)...not a single one left now...
Claire wrote:I always wanted a proper Care Bear but never got one! Do any of the girls remember Keepers?! And, as for Lego - what about the StickleBricks, eh? And what about FuzzyFelts? They were so cool!
I have a horrible feeling I remember Keepers, but a sense of vague nausea prevents me from probing any further. I would hasten to add I didn't own one.
Maybe. Dunno about the others but I'm not old. Not old enough to vote, but old enough to learn to drive. What a combination. Oh and in case its not obvious, I'm 17.
TAOWBST wrote:Oh and in case its not obvious, I'm 17.
ah bless, he's still young enough to suck his thumb. anyway, mike, isn't a cheery smile the first sign of going senile? which is worrying, i'm six months older than he is - and turn that damn music down!
Fez wrote:
ah bless, he's still young enough to suck his thumb. anyway, mike, isn't a cheery smile the first sign of going senile? which is worrying, i'm six months older than he is - and turn that damn music down!
Of course. Six months older than me? I thought everyone on here was like at least Mike's age. With the exception of john, mark, and probably a few other but can't think if any more right now. Is there some sort of craze with saying "ah bless" all of a sudden or is it just me?