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Things you don't see anymore

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Downey, CA (where I visited regularly as a kid). It was saved from the wrecking ball awhile ago for historic reasons. It's the oldest original style McDonald's location, built in 1953.
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During the 60s spy TV show craze, there were lots of toys like this that was a radio that turned in a rifle that was part of the Mattel espionage-centered Agent Zero M toy line.

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Holy crap! I had that, and would have never thought about it again in my life had you not posted it. Was one of those long forgotten toys.

Also had a sonic blaster, which was pretty crazy. Could knock a little kid on his butt if you pumped it enough times. Pretty dang loud too. Kids back then I think were a little more responsible than kids nowadays. We weren't hurting anyone with these things. Nor getting shot at by the cops thankfully.
 
I took many a butt whoopin with a piece of this track. It hurt your parents feet when they stepped on it and made for a convient switch to punish the guilty. I'll never forget the sound of that light flexable "ORANGE" racetrack slicing thru the air on its way to putting a sting accross my backside.

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I am nearly in tears from laughing because I think my mom used the track more than I did!:p
 
Soaky Bubble Bath. The containers were many different cartoon and other character toys. They are highly collectible now.

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Paul McCartney Soaky complete with left handed bass guitar

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Fuzzy Wuzzy Soap - it grew fur soap.

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