Favorite toy as a kid

[Anarchy]

And then you woke up. =)

[Worfless]

Originally posted by Furor Planedefiler
When I was at CdM, Newport Harbor didn't beat us at shit. They were our bitter cross town rivals, no doubt, but they were powerless when faced against me and my Badminton squad. I think I may have beat their Varsity Doubles team solo on more than one occasion. But what are you gonna do when the #2 player in the division is breathing down your neck?!?! WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO WHEN THESE 9.5 INCH PYTHONS COME DOWN ON YOU BROTHER???? I was a wirey fucker... And before you ask any further questions, I did in fact have my Lettermans jacket and 2 stripes and yes, the ladies LOVED the Badminton racquet icon I had stitched into that thing... this was no small time league.

Girl: "Oh what are the stripes?"

Me: "This stripe here is for my third year of Varsity B-bird, this stripe here is for the second year of Vars, and this here Racquet... she's the first year of Vars... "

Girl: "Oh, you're soooo dreamy..."

Me: "I know this.... let's fuck."

Odds were about 100-1 on this working at any given time. Don't try to duplicate this at home without parental supervision.

hahaha, omg so funny badminton is the shit

[Attman_Eci]

Jim Converse?

[Digo]

Out of curiosity Furor, how old are you? Trying to figure out if I, my brother, or my friends knew you. My family is from the NB area.

[NightGod]

That is when Tonka Trucks were made of metal and you could hit a sibling with one and do some serious damage

No lie...when I was like 7 I had a Tonka dump truck that I used to beat with a ball-peen hammer. I mean full-out, jump up in the air and slam it down on top of it, beat. Never did more than a lil chipped paint, a couple small dents and a pushed out (not broken, just pushed out of the frame) plastic window.

Those things will be driven around by cockroaches after a nuclear war.

One kid down the street from me was the most popular cause he was an only child and his grandma was rich-she bought him more Legos and GI Joes than the rest of the kids in town had combined.

Nother kid and I used to use those little parachute guys you could buy for like 10 cents at the store, cept we'd go up on the roof of his garage and tie GI Joes strapped to fire-crackers to them, light um and throw them off. They were even better when you yanked out the legs and replaced them with firecrackers.

C64 and Summer/Winter Games took up HOURS.

When I was 14 I worked all summer washing dishes at a local bar/restaurant so I could buy my Nintendo....think that thing is still kicking around my basement somewhere.

This thing + some olympics-style game took up a couple boring weeks one winter.

[Jaytee Bushwacker]

The POWER PAD! omg lol...thats almost as clasic as the R.O.B.

[Zhenjin]

Alfred E. Newman and Mad Magazine. Toy? I think the Spy vs. Spy inside back cover double fold scenarios qualifies it as such. Either way, that mag ate up lots of my time as a kid. For you younguns, this is where Mad TV came from...just 20 years later.