Favorite toy collection........
 

OK here's a question for ya'll.........

What was your favorite toy collection or stuffed animals collection??

ok mine was the Care Bears, I was totally into them. I even had the Care Bear cousins and I loved the Care Bear movies. Oh other ones were the Pound puppy's, Transformers, and Cabbage Patch Kids (okay didn;t like those scary ones, the paraody ones). OK I think that's about it, I prolly have more HEHE :)

Ally

I loved my dolls, especially my cabbage patch and barbie dolls.

But what my favorite thing to play with was the fisher price little people. They had a house, a farm, car garage, cars, chairs, beds, etc. I could play with them hours upon hours. I'm sure no one knows what I'm talking about....but they were a blast!

Hootie

my favorite toy(s) were my gi joes. I had a ton of the dudes and i had the aircraft carrier, the cobra base and all that good stuff..

I loved my Care Bears and My Little Ponies (I have the "Pony Perm Shop" somewhere around).

I am also very proud of my video game collection. I have an Atari, NES, SNES, Game Gear (remember those things?), ORIGINAL Game Boy (the big clunky grey ones), and finally N64. I plan to add a GameCube and Game Boy Advance some time in the future. And hey, if/when my boy and I tie the knot, we can add a Playstation and R.O.B (a rare-ish accessory for the original NES) to the list.

Ahhh memories...
 

I absolutely adored my Care Bears and Popples! My mom even bought a pattern and made me a popple once out of material...haha. I also had the My Little Ponies, Barbie Dolls,
Hug A Bunch dolls (Who else had these?!), Rainbow Brite, Pound Puppies, etc. As for toys, I loved playing with my Etch a Sketch, Lite Brites, and that Skip It toy.

I think my favorites would include: G.I. Joes,Tonka trucks, little cars I would zoom around in (aka The Big Foot you would drive ). I also loved to play in the kitchen and act like I was cooking all the time. My mom would tell me that I loved to act like I was making soup.


As I got older......The original nintendo entertainment system
Sega
GameBoy
Little toy guns----my brother and I played war all the time
Laser tag
Fireworks

By the time I was 11 or 12 I discovered girls. For the past 10 or 11 years they've been my new toys. I think they might be my lifetime favorite.

I have over 80 Pound Puppies & Purries. I even used to make little clothes for them.

I also collected Super Bouncing Balls. I have over 100 of them.

Anyone else an American Girls dolls addict? I've got Molly, 'cuz my favorite period of history is WWII. (I'm a history majorl, btw.) I used to make clothes for her, too. I don't have all her stuff, though, 'cuz my parents made me buy my own. I'm going to get it when I'm rich & famous so I can hand them down to my daughter when I have one.

I have a couple of Pound Puppies. I loved those things. I have some of the American Girl Books (like Kirsten, Samantha, Molly, and Felicity.) I even have the Felicity doll!

I used to have heman. I had He-Man, Power punch He-Man, a couple of Skeletors, Castle grey Skull, The place where Skeletor lived, the sorceress, Trap Jaw, Beastman, the bottle rocket rocket dwarf guy, Panthor, and bunch of others. My mom sold them at a yard sale or donated them or something. There is a new cartoon He Man movie coming out but I think only on the cartoon network. Oh well.

I have very fond memories of playing the Wuzzles game (does anyone else remember the Wuzzles?!). Along with all the My Little Ponies I had, I also played with these larger, skinnier horses...they were more sophisticated than My Little Ponies...I forget what they were called though. All I remember is that they had long manes that you could braid (anyone know what I'm talking about?). I also loved Alphy...that little robot that had a slot in his stomach...you could then slip cards into the slot and play different games. My sister and I were huge fans of Sonic...we used to play split screen all the time and fight over who could be Sonic (the other person had to be Tails).

Hootie, I remember Fisher Price Little People! But I have to say, I preferred She-Ra, Strawberry Shortcake, Rainbow Brite and My Little Ponies.