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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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You picked a good one!
Is that a favorite childhood toy, or do you just like the way it looks?
You picked a good one!
Is that a favorite childhood toy, or do you just like the way it looks?
Robot Commando was one of my favorite childhood toys. It was a very cool and fun toy. My dad gave it away to my not so nice cousins and I was not happy about it.
No they still make them , called Cheecha snacks , or as myself and the guys at work refer to them , Asschips
TERRIBLE mouth-cutting snack food, no Idea if they still make a pizza flavor , but they have many asstatic flavors to choose from
No they still make them , called Cheecha snacks , or as myself and the guys at work refer to them , Asschips
TERRIBLE mouth-cutting snack food, no Idea if they still make a pizza flavor , but they have many asstatic flavors to choose from
Not to detract from your humorous post, but those aren't the same. They're round, and the similarity ends there.
Funny post though!
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Kibble, milkbones, and P Basses. And redheads.
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I don't recall having this particular plane, but it very much reminds me of the kind of toys I played with as a kid in the '60s. I vividly remember having a gray plastic submarine with red missiles.
Nothing like a toy plane to practice dropping atomic bombs! Did your Gray plastic submarine look like these?
How about this "TOY"?
Nothing like a toy plane to practice dropping atomic bombs!
How about this "TOY"?
Uh... WOW!
I don't recall ever seeing one of these!
Actually, mine was very simple. I pressed a button and the missiles shot straight up. I think it only had 2 missiles. I was about 5 years old at the time (around 1967). It was made kind of like the airplane in post #793.
^^^ Wow, those Motorola ad copy guys were a silver-tongued bunch, eh?!
“All the sweep and buoyancy of the world of travel and entertainment is apparent at a glance.”
And who would give the brush-off to the “ostrich grain miracle fabric that takes use and abuse at home or away?!”
“All the sweep and buoyancy of the world of travel and entertainment is apparent at a glance.”
And who would give the brush-off to the “ostrich grain miracle fabric that takes use and abuse at home or away?!”
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