What is/was your favourite toy?
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I love my Jurassic Park Electronic Tyrannosaurus rex. Though I'd have to say my favorites lie with the first ever Pokemon item I got (an 8" plush Pikachu in a sitting position), and a 13" plush Hitokage that I imported from Japan (it's the one to the far left in the pic).
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Jeikobu - Posts: 824
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I remember my sister and I used to play with Lincoln Logs and K'nex, we had a whole bucket full of little plastic toys and built houses for them 
We had a few Barbie dolls, too, but they had armor and carried swords we made for them. XD
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inkhana - Posts: 3670
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the two biggest, most coveted, favorite toys of my childhood were
1)my extensive collection of barbies and all their stuff. none of my friends or cousins could touch them ever under no circumstances. if they did, i screamed and raised such a fit that i made the other little girls cry. and thus, my barbie dreamhouse and all her wonderful pink plastic furniture got taken from me, never to be seen again. lol, i was a bit of a mean girl.
2)my baby doll precious i got when i was two. and i still have her. i dont know why. she was just special.
[quote="Yumie"]When I was little I was really into stuffed animals and dolls ^-^]
LOL, that happend to me but the head couldnt be put back on. i did throw the poor thing a funeral of sorts though
1)my extensive collection of barbies and all their stuff. none of my friends or cousins could touch them ever under no circumstances. if they did, i screamed and raised such a fit that i made the other little girls cry. and thus, my barbie dreamhouse and all her wonderful pink plastic furniture got taken from me, never to be seen again. lol, i was a bit of a mean girl.
2)my baby doll precious i got when i was two. and i still have her. i dont know why. she was just special.
[quote="Yumie"]When I was little I was really into stuffed animals and dolls ^-^]
LOL, that happend to me but the head couldnt be put back on. i did throw the poor thing a funeral of sorts though
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Starfire1 - Posts: 303
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Fun Toys!
I have an old, worn stuffed horse. It is the oldest toy I remenber, filled with a measure of joy and a larger measure of wistfulness.
One of my favorite toys in childhood was a motorized Erector set. I built a gantry crane, using the battery box as a counterweight, so I could press buttons from in bed and it would grab the plastic container of Tetra-Min fish food off my desk and feed the guppies! I could also grab dropped Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars from the floor and arrange them on the drawer.
Nowadays my favorite toys chamber .50BMG!
One of my favorite toys in childhood was a motorized Erector set. I built a gantry crane, using the battery box as a counterweight, so I could press buttons from in bed and it would grab the plastic container of Tetra-Min fish food off my desk and feed the guppies! I could also grab dropped Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars from the floor and arrange them on the drawer.
Nowadays my favorite toys chamber .50BMG!
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Geirr - Posts: 67
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For the toy I had, I would say legos filled my life with entertainment and joy.
For the toy I didn't have, but used anyway...SIT AND SPIN!!! WOO! Those were great. Then I grew up and couldn't use them anymore.
For the toy I didn't have, but used anyway...SIT AND SPIN!!! WOO! Those were great. Then I grew up and couldn't use them anymore.
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