Do you know what Play-Doh tastes like?(Yes or No)

[Shibby]

Isn't it sad.


If you get a chance to watch VH1's "I love toys", it's great. Brings back so many memories.


100 Greatest Toys:

100. Magic 8 Ball
99. Thumbalina
98. D&D
97. Spirograph
96. Pong
95. Chutes & Ladders
94. Laser Tag
93. Sea Monkeys
92. Remote Control Cars
91. Uno
90. Model Sets
89. BB Guns
88. Care Bears
87. Dominos
86. Ouija Boards
85. My Little Pony
84. Gumby
83. Memory
82. Little Golden Books
81. Wooly Willie
80. Baby Alive
79. Trivial Pursuit
78. Army Men
77. Stickers
76. Balsa
75. Weeble Wobbles
74. Erector Set
73. Rainbow Brite
72. Color Forms
71. Walkie Talkies
70. Candy Land
69. Slip & Slide
68. Smurfs
67. Tinker Toys
66. Risk
65. Jig Saw Puzzle
64. Roller Skates
63. Rubik's Cube
62. Life
61. Operation
60. Tickle Me Elmo
59. Simon
58. Madlibs
57. Stretch Armstrong
56. Barrel O' Monkeys
55. Mouse Trap
54. View Master
53. He-Man
52. Speak & Spell
51. Lincoln Logs
50. Gameboy
49. Clue
48. Little People
47. Evel Knievel
46. Hungry Hungry Hippos
45. Frisbee
44. Raggedy Ann
43. See & Say
42. Jump Rope
41. Transformers
40. Big Wheel
39. Tea Set
38. Pogo Stick
37. Mattel Classic Football
36. Strawberry Shortcake
35. Tonka Toys
34. Connect Four
33. Ninja Turtles
32. Shrinky Dinks
31. Twister
30. Battleship
29. Cabbage Patch Kids
28. Crayola Crayons
27. Silly Putty
26. Lionel Trains
25. Lite Brite
24. Water Guns
23. Nerf
22. Teddy Bear
21. Nintendo
20. ATARI
19. Easy Bake Oven
18. Scrabble
17. Rock'em Sock'em
16. Etch-A-Sketch
15. Match Box/Hot Wheels
14. Bike
13. Snoopy Sno Cone Machine
12. Radio Flyer
11. Play Doh
10. Wiffle Ball & Bat
9. Slinky
8. Yo-Yo
7. Star Wars Figure
6. Monopoly
5. Mr. Potato
4. G.I. Joe
3. LEGO
2. Barbie
1. Hula Hoop

[Shibby]

I liked those also, but I don't think it was on the countdown. One my favorites on the countdown was this

[Shibby]

Another one of my favorites

[decadecadeca]

Another one of my favorites

You're as old as me!

I can still clearly remember the sound that game makes when you get a touchdown. They also made a basketball and a racing one.

[Shibby]

I still have one that works in the attic :)

[coffee-guy]

Do ya'll remember that football game where everything vibrated and the players just randomly wandered around. If you were lucky enough someone might get the ball into the end zone. It was really stupid if you think back on it but I loved it at the time.

Also, there was some game with the name "fire" in it - it had little metal balls that you shot at each others end of the board - does that ring a bell? Oh, and where the hell is Hungry Hungry Hippos :D?

[Shibby]

Oh, and where the hell is Hungry Hungry Hippos :D?

#46

[coffee-guy]

#46

I must have read over that list 10 times looking for it - lol...

Did I happen to miss the electric race car sets that had loops and went up the wall too? Also, does anyone know what I'm referring to with the "fire-xxx" game?

[coffee-guy]

By the way, why didnt' they include matches, lighters and aerosol cans, firecrackers, slingshots, piles of leaves, snow forts, simply digging holes in the ground (which reminds me - if you dug through the earth to China - would you come out feet first :confused: ) , bbgun wars and the like :D...

[Shibby]

Well the simple answer to the china thing is that the gravitational pull would change at a certain point and you would be digging up (as if you were burried) than down like when you started.

[coffee-guy]

Well the simple answer to the china thing is that the gravitational pull would change at a certain point and you would be digging up (as if you were burried) than down like when you started.

Keep thinking about it - it is quite intriguing if you really ponder it. Also, take into account "Einsteins Theories of Relativity" and the possible effects you would experience during your dig if there is no such thing as "perceived gravitational pull."

Sorry - back to talking about our long lost childhood :)...

[Shibby]

I loved playing this board game

[coffee-guy]

I can't find the damn game I am thinking of with the word "fire" in it. I have been trying to look but haven't had any luck. The more I remember I am thinking it was like this; each player (only two) had numerous little metal balls that they could aim at objects that "floated" on metal ball bearings and the object was to knock their shapes off the board (something crazy like that).

[Shibby]

It dosn't sound familiar to me.

[meat12]

I can't find the damn game I am thinking of with the word "fire" in it. I have been trying to look but haven't had any luck. The more I remember I am thinking it was like this; each player (only two) had numerous little metal balls that they could aim at objects that "floated" on metal ball bearings and the object was to knock their shapes off the board (something crazy like that).

It think it was crossfire