Back In The Days . . . . .

[KSUViolet06]

Fave games as a little kid:

Clue
Guess Who
Monopoly (we had the San Diego edition because we lived there)

[christiangirl]

^^^*shivers* I just had a flashback of when Jaws first came out...

Lite Brite was awesome, but it sucked that the papers weren't really reusable. Once you'd used a paper, you'd poked holes in all the little circles that told you what color to put where!

Originally Posted by Zephyrus

Does anyone like twister?

I remember running to Target in the middle of my friend's sweet 16 party so we could buy Twister.

[DaemonSeid]

Prototype featured here

[christiangirl]

This thread needs theme music : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVgTeHhpsYM

[KSUViolet06]

*Those Mary Kate & Ashley movies/tv shows on video. They were like "Mary Kate & Ashley's Mystery Cruise" or "Escape to Witch Mountain" back when the Olsens were like 8.

*The Pretty Pretty Princess board game.

*Mall Madness (the board game). We played this all the time when I had sleepovers in elementary school.

*The 90210 character dolls. I had Kelly and Donna.

*The Play Dough McDonalds playset. You could make fries, burgers, and stuff out of your Play Dough.

*Shoes that lit up when you walked. Typically LA Gear and sold at Payless. Bonus if you had 2 pairs of shoelaces (pink and white) in yours.

*The Snoopy Snowcone machine.

*Games like Trouble & Sorry.

*Watching Tailspin, Darkwing Duck, and Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers after school.

[Thetagirl218]

Originally Posted by KSUViolet06

*Those Mary Kate & Ashley movies/tv shows on video. They were like "Mary Kate & Ashley's Mystery Cruise" or "Escape to Witch Mountain" back when the Olsens were like 8.

*The Pretty Pretty Princess board game.

*Mall Madness (the board game). We played this all the time when I had sleepovers in elementary school.

*The 90210 character dolls. I had Kelly and Donna.

*The Play Dough McDonalds playset. You could make fries, burgers, and stuff out of your Play Dough.

*Shoes that lit up when you walked. Typically LA Gear and sold at Payless. Bonus if you had 2 pairs of shoelaces (pink and white) in yours.

*The Snoopy Snowcone machine.

*Games like Trouble & Sorry.

*Watching Tailspin, Darkwing Duck, and Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers after school.

I had a lot of the same stuff you had....I loved my Barbie doll house with elevator...I got it for a Christmas present...getting a new Barbie doll used to be a big deal in my house...Every time my mom would go to Walmart or Target for something I would go to the toy aisle and just stand there staring at the dolls! lol!

I used to love Reading Rainbow, Mr. Roger's Neighborhood, and Where in the World is Carmen SanDiego! I had all of the Carmen games....Where in the World, US, Math, English....My favorite was Where in Time....I would love to find that game and use it in my classroom...You had to solve puzzles thoroughout time and you had so much fun you didn't even realizing you were learning history at the same time.

I wasn't even into POGS that much, but I had friends that were...I used to hate Trolls...they scared me! lol!

I used to love Darkwing Duck and those Disney channel movies/shows.

Disney cartoon movies were so awesome growing up...Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Lion King, Mulan...

My cousin had a huge crush on the Olsen twins...he was a member of their fan club and we used to watch all of the TV Movies on VHS.

My best friend and I used to always go to her house on Friday nights, eat pizza, have a sleep over and watch TGIF!

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by KSUViolet06

*The Play Dough McDonalds playset. You could make fries, burgers, and stuff out of your Play Dough.

Speaking of this, did anyone have that make your own McDonald's food thinger? I had it and it was awful! I remember the "hamburger patties" were a really weird mix which included Rice Krispies.. and the "buns" were Nilla Wafers. It was terrible.

And anyone remember this...?





Or this...?





And one of my favorites...

[libramunoz]

Does anyone remember the game of Tiddlywinks? Or how about the Cootiers game!
My brother had Hot Wheels and he had the tracks that went with them.
However, as I later learned, that hot wheels plastic track let marks on your butt when it was welded in lieu of a belt!

[ASTalumna06]

One of my favorite games growing up... Shark Attack!