GN One Day...
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I was at my parents Sunday and got all kinds of stuff down from the attic. Old toys etc from when I was a kid to give my son.
Atari 2600 & games
Evel Knieval action figure and motorcycle
Star Wars stuff
GI Joe
Shogun Warrior
REAL Tonka trucks, metal and deadly
tons of cars/trucks (they look like antiques now), die cast, stamped metal etc. TOUGH STUFF!
HO scale train set
some pushbutton programmable corvette, forget the name. Uses about 100 batteries.
My 4 y/o and I had a blast opening it all up last night. I hardly threw out any toys when I was a kid (that weren't broken) so I could save them up for this very time. I'm so glad I did that.
This will make you feel old:
Went to Radio Shack to get the converter switch box to hook the Atari to the TV. Found one but they now have a SINGLE Atari joystick (no console) that is pre-programmed with 10 of the games on it. You hook the joystick to the TV and there you go. Couldn't believe it.
What would you like to have back from when you were a kid?
Atari 2600 & games
Evel Knieval action figure and motorcycle
Star Wars stuff
GI Joe
Shogun Warrior
REAL Tonka trucks, metal and deadly
tons of cars/trucks (they look like antiques now), die cast, stamped metal etc. TOUGH STUFF!
HO scale train set
some pushbutton programmable corvette, forget the name. Uses about 100 batteries.
My 4 y/o and I had a blast opening it all up last night. I hardly threw out any toys when I was a kid (that weren't broken) so I could save them up for this very time. I'm so glad I did that.
This will make you feel old:
Went to Radio Shack to get the converter switch box to hook the Atari to the TV. Found one but they now have a SINGLE Atari joystick (no console) that is pre-programmed with 10 of the games on it. You hook the joystick to the TV and there you go. Couldn't believe it.
What would you like to have back from when you were a kid?