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Old 05-01-2007, 08:32   #16
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Re: toys of the 70's and 80's

My Chatty Kathy doll was my pride and joy, also one called April Showers which was a baby doll sat in a little yellow bath with attached showerhead, when you filled the bath up with water & squeezed the little pump thin the shower actually worked - kept me amused for hours
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Old 05-01-2007, 09:08   #17
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I had a building set called "Bako" with wall blocks and windows and doors and roofs. There were flat windows and curved windows and all different sorts of things to add embellishments. You started off by putting metal sticks into holes in the base board and then sliding other things onto them. I suppose it was for budding architects. I don't know whatever happened to it. I would have loved to get additional kits to make bigger and more interesting buildings but my Mum & Dad never did buy me any more.
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Old 05-01-2007, 11:05   #18
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A Girls World rindy that was called because i had the one with brunette hair and my niece had one with blonde hair. I also had a bionic woman as well until my niece lost all the bits out of her. Tiny Tears until my niece tried to dye the hair with her felt tips and draw tattoos on her.
No Tressie was like a cheap Cindy or Barbie. She had a screw in the back of her head, which lengthend or shortend her hair when you turned it.

By the way I didn't really have one, but I remember my cousin's Tressie.
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Old 05-01-2007, 11:22   #19
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I loved my teddy ruckspin,my mickey mouse that moved its mouth and told the story when you put a tape in in the slot in the back of him,my ballerina sindy (until my brother bit her foot off-thanks Tye!),etch a sketch,and best of all my brothers tonka lorrys that you could sit and ride on-they were fab,only they were metal so if i wore a skirt i got a cold bum haha,they make them out of plastic now.
Heres a pic of teddy ruckspin-anyone else have one?i wish i still had him
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Old 05-01-2007, 11:49   #20
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and best of all my brothers tonka lorrys that you could sit and ride on-they were fab,only they were metal so if i wore a skirt i got a cold bum
Did they not teach you to wear knickers in your house
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Old 05-01-2007, 11:59   #22
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Did they not teach you to wear knickers in your house

Did they teach you in yours entwisi?
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Old 05-01-2007, 12:05   #23
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I'm not the one complaining of a cold bum!

As for your Q, thats for me to know and you to find out!!!!!
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Did they teach you in yours entwisi?
He learnt to wear knickers after talking to Rindy at an AccyWeb meet
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Old 05-01-2007, 12:17   #25
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looks like i just found out
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Old 05-01-2007, 12:34   #26
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Oh, I forgot to thank you for the loan of that first pair Neil, I still think black leather G strings aren't really for newbies to it though....
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Old 05-01-2007, 13:58   #27
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I had Super Girls World, she had blonde hair, her eyes changed colour (if you hit her on the side of her head) and she came with hair dye, we had a lot of Sindy stuff between the three of us, teeny tiny tears, I had a Simon as well and loved it, we also used to have sweet shops and post offices which were great.
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Just a few that i remember

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i still have my poochy dog and my little pony pj's case
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I loved my teddy ruckspin,my mickey mouse that moved its mouth and told the story when you put a tape in in the slot in the back of him,my ballerina sindy (until my brother bit her foot off-thanks Tye!),etch a sketch,and best of all my brothers tonka lorrys that you could sit and ride on-they were fab,only they were metal so if i wore a skirt i got a cold bum haha,they make them out of plastic now.
Heres a pic of teddy ruckspin-anyone else have one?i wish i still had him
i bought my son a teddy rukspin about 7yrs ago from accy and still have it but the tape dont work
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