the ageless toys of our youths

[rubah]

Today I remembered about the little red <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/View-Master">View-Master</a>.

And I remembered how creepy it was.

I had inherited it from my brother or sister so I had several reels at my disposal, including (I think) mary poppins and the cabbage Patch kids.

Those few still images in 3-d creeped me out quite a bit, but they were so enticing; what were these characters? Why were they in a garden?

[Aerith's Knight]

i dunno.. im dutch.. i played with wooden toys

and nintendo(R) of course

[Captain Maxx Power]

As a child I played with tigers and knives.

[leader of mortals]

I played with matches

[Vermachtnis]

It's slinky, slinky! Goes down stairs!

[Shiny]

For recreational purposes, my parents gave me scissors and told me to run.

[LunarWeaver]

I remember view-masters! They made me feel educated without knowing it. I don't like sneaky education.

[Caraliz]

etch a sketch.

[Shlup]

I still have my mom's Light Brite. Now they're all thin and efficient... whatev.

[~*~Celes~*~]

I had a view master! I loved that thing...It was Pocahontas =]

[Azure Chrysanthemum]

Why has nobody mentioned LEGO?

[Marshall Banana]

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[I Took the Red Pill]

[Fonzie]

I loved that game.

Edit: Also, LEGOS were a big part of my childhood.

[rubah]

Magnadoodle
Lite Brite
Legos
I think we had don't break the ice in the closet but I never played it much
BARBIES (this was a big one)
Our etch-a-sketch was broken in one of the knobs so it wouldn't turn right.
also roller blades.