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klarakluckbag

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My parents were keen on me and my sister sharing things (tight fisted). She had that and wouldn’t let me use it😐
My sister (6 years old) whinged so much when I played with her Play-Doh Barbers Shop, that my mum bought me my own one...for my 16th birthday 🤣🤣
(To be fair, it was the best present ever!)
 
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MrsBsDayOff

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Does anyone remember Quints from the early 90s? I loved them and my best friend at the time had them too. When I ask around though, not many remember them. I don't think they were ever 'huge'
 

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MrsBsDayOff

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I loved Polly Pocket. The 'redesign' a number of years ago was horrible, same with My Little Pony.
 
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Sibz

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I'm not sure it was considered a toy exactly but these threads can't go without mentioning that Mr Frosty slushy maker was overhyped cack.
I still remember the tune to the advert.. mr frosty is such fun, he makes drinks for everyone...

I never had one though nor any of my friends. Parents must've known it was overpriced and we'd get bored of it in 2 seconds :LOL:
 
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Emperor

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Anyone remember these? Baby William with a matchbox for a bed.

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I also had this...once you solved it a few times you could do it in seconds. A moral victory for a child who could do eff all with a Rubik's cube.

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Bobby Chariot

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Action Man (with the lever at the back of his head that made his eyes move) :cool:
Raleigh Tomahawk bike
Meccano
Marbles
Panini football sticker albums
Airfix model kits
 
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FenellaTheWitch

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If you had a Raleigh Grifter on my street you were the business
My husband had a Grifter. He said that's what the cool kids had. He said it weighed an absolute ton.

My cousin fell off my Tomahawk and the pedal went into the top of her thigh. Hospital visit for her and a messy bloody pedal on my bike. Guess what I was more concerned about? 🤣
 
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Ineedmorecoffee

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My inlaws have loads of old toys, they’re hoarders, lol.
But 2 things they have really impressed me. A still working…..

Speak and Spell. And Speak and Maths.

Theyre so much fun, even 30-odd years on!
 
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Wynonna

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Gloworm
Baby All Gone
Sylvanian Families
Polly Pocket (the one with rubber outfits)
Original Beanie Babies
Loveable Bears
Britney Spears doll with concert stage that played her songs

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Rosie glow

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I grow up in the 80s and the one toy i always wanted was a cabbage patch doll, bit I never got one
My mum said she was in a charity shop the other day and saw one in its box she was going to pick it up for me until she saw it was about £30 I was devastated all over again
 
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