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not_the_pope:
Put an X next to the ones you owned:
X1. Hula Hoop
X2. Barbie
X3. LEGO
X4. G.I. Joe
X5. Mr. Potato Head
X6. Monopoly (in 6 languages by the time i was 17)
X7. Star Wars Figure
X8. Yo-Yo
X9. Slinky
X10. Wiffle Ball & Bat
X11. Play Doh
X12. Radio Flyer
13. Snoopy Sno Cone Machine
X14. Bike
X15. Match BoX/Hot Wheels
X16. Etch-A-Sketch
17. Rock'em Sock'em
X18. Scrabble
19. Easy Bake Oven
X20. Atari
21. Nintendo
X22. Teddy Bear (Does a stuffed Sprout count?)
X23. Nerf
X24. Water Guns
X25. Lite Brite
26. Lionel Trains
X27. Silly Putty
X28. Crayola Crayons
29. Cabbage Patch Kids
X30. Battleship
X31. Twister
X32. Shrinky Dinks
33. Ninja Turtles
X34. Connect Four
X35. Tonka Toys (My nephew still uses my bulldozer and dumptruck, referred to collectively as '
36. Strawberry Shortcake
37. Mattel Classic Football
X38. Pogo Stick
X39. Tea Set
X40. Big Wheel
X41. Transformers
X42. Jump Rope
X43. See & Say
X44. Raggedy Ann (I had Raggedy Andy and Dapper Dan, my sister had Ragged Ann and Dapper Dolly)
X45. Frisbee
46. Hungry Hungry Hippos (We weren't allowd to have this because
X47. Evel Knievel
X48. Little People
X49. Clue
50. Gameboy
X51. Lincoln Logs (Real wood ones, as that's all there was back then. They make plastic ones now. Hmph. Logs are wood.)
X52. Speak & Spell
53. He-Man
X54. View Master (and 8 bazillion picture discs)
X55. Mouse Trap
X56. Barrel O' Monkeys
57. Stretch Armstrong
X58. Madlibs
X59. Simon
60. Tickle Me Elmo
61. Operation
X62. Life
X63. Rubik's Cube
X64. Roller Skates
X65. Jig Saw Puzzle
X66. Risk
X67. Tinker Toys
68. Smurfs
69. Slip & Slide
X70. Candy Land
X71. Walkie Talkies
X72. Color Forms
73. Rainbow Brite
X74. Erector Set
X75. Weeble Wobbles
X76. Balsa Wood Airplanes
X77. Stickers
X78. Army Men
X79. Trivial Pursuit
80. Baby Alive
81. Wooly Willie
X82. Little Golden Books
83. Memory
84. Gumby
85. My Little Pony
X86. Ouija Boards
X87. Dominos
88. Care Bears
89. BB Guns (But i had the most realistically gun-like cap gun in the neighbourhood, all the guys were jealous of it.)
X90. Model Sets
X91. Uno
X92. Remote Control Cars
X93. Sea Monkeys
94. Laser Tag
95. Chutes & Ladders
96. Pong
X97. Spirograph (The big, deluXe set that made all sorts of shapes)
X98. Dungeons & Dragons
99. Thumbalina (What was this? It's not familiar in the least)
100. Magic 8 Ball
not_the_pope:Put an X next to the ones you owned:
X1. Hula Hoop
X2. Barbie
X3. LEGO
X4. G.I. Joe
X5. Mr. Potato Head
X6. Monopoly (in 6 languages by the time i was 17)
X7. Star Wars Figure
X8. Yo-Yo
X9. Slinky
X10. Wiffle Ball & Bat
X11. Play Doh
X12. Radio Flyer
13. Snoopy Sno Cone Machine
X14. Bike
X15. Match BoX/Hot Wheels
X16. Etch-A-Sketch
17. Rock'em Sock'em
X18. Scrabble
19. Easy Bake Oven
X20. Atari
21. Nintendo
X22. Teddy Bear (Does a stuffed Sprout count?)
X23. Nerf
X24. Water Guns
X25. Lite Brite
26. Lionel Trains
X27. Silly Putty
X28. Crayola Crayons
29. Cabbage Patch Kids
X30. Battleship
X31. Twister
X32. Shrinky Dinks
33. Ninja Turtles
X34. Connect Four
X35. Tonka Toys (My nephew still uses my bulldozer and dumptruck, referred to collectively as '
rusty dozer)
36. Strawberry Shortcake
37. Mattel Classic Football
X38. Pogo Stick
X39. Tea Set
X40. Big Wheel
X41. Transformers
X42. Jump Rope
X43. See & Say
X44. Raggedy Ann (I had Raggedy Andy and Dapper Dan, my sister had Ragged Ann and Dapper Dolly)
X45. Frisbee
46. Hungry Hungry Hippos (We weren't allowd to have this because
It makes too goddamn much noiseas Mom put it.)
X47. Evel Knievel
X48. Little People
X49. Clue
50. Gameboy
X51. Lincoln Logs (Real wood ones, as that's all there was back then. They make plastic ones now. Hmph. Logs are wood.)
X52. Speak & Spell
53. He-Man
X54. View Master (and 8 bazillion picture discs)
X55. Mouse Trap
X56. Barrel O' Monkeys
57. Stretch Armstrong
X58. Madlibs
X59. Simon
60. Tickle Me Elmo
61. Operation
X62. Life
X63. Rubik's Cube
X64. Roller Skates
X65. Jig Saw Puzzle
X66. Risk
X67. Tinker Toys
68. Smurfs
69. Slip & Slide
X70. Candy Land
X71. Walkie Talkies
X72. Color Forms
73. Rainbow Brite
X74. Erector Set
X75. Weeble Wobbles
X76. Balsa Wood Airplanes
X77. Stickers
X78. Army Men
X79. Trivial Pursuit
80. Baby Alive
81. Wooly Willie
X82. Little Golden Books
83. Memory
84. Gumby
85. My Little Pony
X86. Ouija Boards
X87. Dominos
88. Care Bears
89. BB Guns (But i had the most realistically gun-like cap gun in the neighbourhood, all the guys were jealous of it.)
X90. Model Sets
X91. Uno
X92. Remote Control Cars
X93. Sea Monkeys
94. Laser Tag
95. Chutes & Ladders
96. Pong
X97. Spirograph (The big, deluXe set that made all sorts of shapes)
X98. Dungeons & Dragons
99. Thumbalina (What was this? It's not familiar in the least)
100. Magic 8 Ball