i just absolutely love wood

How far did it go mmister austin? It may sound like a quality idea

MY DILDOS NAME WAS ALf

i shot one off in my ass

nintendo sucks i like world of warcraft

I found this in my basement, near complete minus one bed and still had the original box. As I know this is a much sought after vintage toy, I decided to list it on eBay after my daughter played within it for 5 minutes and lost interest. :( I really liked it as a child, but as my child can't seem to enjoy it like I had, I much rather it go to someone like Vicki. Enjoy my dear!!

Once I stole this toy out of my two year old brother's crib. I pulled the string like my dad pulled the lawnmower, and then it broke. I soon lost interest in the not talking big bird and watched He Man instead. My brother came down stairs surprised to his new best friend on the coffee table, and then he pulled the string. "I....love..." and then he cried over the slurred sounds of his former best friend. "Oh yeah. It broke. Sorry about that." I told him. "Be quiet, I'm watching He Man."

I have the movie, remember when the one hugga bunch doll gets put in the washing machine by the girls mother. Or, the book worm, or when the gravity changes and they fall down, or when the scary elephant changes into a cartoon like elephant. My sister and I used to pretend we were eating "young berries" when we ate radishes.LOL Watch it on youtube, it will bring back lots of memories.

Anyone have any idea what this toy is worth now?

I had the one in the picture. I remember the tall white building on the right, I think i was a bank and came in 3 different parts that you had to expand. Then there was a fire station, parking garage, mechanics, and I cant remember what the other parts were. This was the best toy ever!

It's the Fisher Price Movie Viewer. I just found mine at my parents house. I have the Disney's Lonesome Ghosts, snow white, mickey and the giant, Big Birds Birthday Party, and Gummy Bears. This was one of my favorite toys as a child. It still works great. I like to make watch the Lonesome Ghosts one backwards like i did as a child. LOL

I think they are called Glamour Girls.

Oooh, Despins! I had that, too! What was it called???

This is killing me, I need to find out the name of this toy I had back in the 90s. It was like a neon stick that made a funny noise whenever you turn it upside down. If you can help, please do. mboland@pascack.k12.nj.us

I'm 25 and loved playing with cricket! I am now trying to find one for my 6 year old daughter, I think she would really enjoy it!

OMG, I loved this toy! I played with it for hours and hours. My favorite book/tape was one called Animal Rock Band. I remember a girl cat named Princess and a boy cat named Louie. I also liked turning the tapes over and listening to them backwards. LOL!!

I had a pink one. I bought my little cousin a yellow one (an original one like mine) from a thrift store. She just didn't get it. I wonder if she still has the thing. I'll just have to take it back from her.

I bought a Video Smarts system on ebay about a year ago. Ebay is really the only place to find one anymore. I had one as a kid and LOVED it! Except for the dreaded "TURN ME OFF" voice!! Now I'm looking for the Computer Smarts system they advertise in the Video Smarts videos. If anyone has any information on Computer Smarts, or could at least confirm it actually exists... that would be wonderful, especially if you know where I can find one! My email is hannahjkauffman@hotmail.com! I greatly appreciate it!

I have the rose petal doll still with her cottage and the furnishings that came with the cottage the funny thing is I was just curious on how 80's toys were priced to collectors and I can't find anything on the cottage and barely find anything on the dolls until I ran across here. And still no pic of the cottage but reading all the comments I know I wasn't alone now LoL!! It is amazing how alot ot the 80s toys are coming back for our kids to enjoy them too.

I'm trying to think of the name of a toy I had in the 80s. It was not a Light Brite, but something similar. It had a sliding screen on top, and you'd poke it with an attached pen and the light from a colored bulb inside would shine through the hole. You could make patterns on the screen, and if you wanted to erase it, you just pulled the screen up and back down.

E-mail me if anybody knows please! Thanks! jjsprincess25@yahoo.com

I used to have this stuffed animal back in the 90's that was white with big floppy ears and had a flower or something on the top of her head that held lip gloss. Does anybody know what they were called?

Man, I remember this. My cousin had it. I would play with it everytime I when over her house. I will have to show her this website. She would not believe I found this.

I had a lot of those type of stickers. I actually took some apart to see that was inside of it,lol. And yes it was a pale yellowish piece of foam inside. Oh the memories :)

I remember these!!! My cousin had them.

I loved my popples!! I had the blue one with the yellow tummy. I used to put all kinds of things in it's pouch like it was my purse. Man, I think I still have it. I will have to look for it. Two of my cousins had one as well.

Oh man, I had one of these. I lost some of the game pieces but I would just start the game just to see the pieces go flying in the air, lol.

I had one!!! I don't remeber which one, but I had fun squeezing it's tummy to make the things in it's nose move around. So much fun!!!

I had so much fun with my Ninendo. I loved duck hunt and Legend of Zelda. I wish that it still worked. I wonder if I can get it fixed.

Oh my gosh!!! I remember having these. I didn't know the name of it. I totally forgot about them.

I remember the one that come with the pipe. I had that one, didn't know that's the reason why they stopped making it with the pipe. My cousins and I had so much fun with him.

Oh, I remember these! I didn't have one but I think my cousin did.

I had this doll too. I loved styling her hair and using the lotion. Great fun!!!

As a matter of fact, back in the day I could scratch a mean sticker. All the ladies could see my skillz and they dug it. It made fourth grade oh so delicious.

Zim ZAM as i like to call it held a special place in my brain. Do you know why? Because i used it on top of my ice cubes while drinking a fountain soda. It added some fun and glamour to my glass. Like fergie once said, G-L-A-M-O-R-OUS because im glamourous. Yes, I am. And by the way GO NEBRASKA HUSKERS

OMG!!!! I remember having this! I didn't remember the name of it. I forgot all about it, gosh. I wore mine as a belt and I remember the bottle and frying pan charm. Awww, I had so many charms on it that it was crazy. I think mine was blue. Man the memories. I'm glad I found this site.

I did not have it. To be honest, I did not grow at all!

I woke up Christmas morning and woke up my parents, we proceeded down the stairs and I opened my first Teddy Ruxpin. I proceeded to cry for three hours becuse they didn't supply me with the proper accesories. I broke my Teddy Ruxpin and put him in the trash compactor. Afterwhich, I bought a sandwich, it was swell!

I used to have a few trolls. They were great. And I have a feeling there was an animated TV programme with them... am I right?

I loved my doll. I had Bubbles and my cousin had Patooty. I forgot all about this doll and the little baby that came with it. It was a soft doll with hard plastic eyes. I don't remember the movie.

I had this game. I loved playing it. I still have it the potato doesn't play anymore. I always tried to make sure that I wasn't the one holding the potato when the music stopped.

ME AND MY BEST FRIEND FOR THE LAST 23 YEARS HAD THESE DOLLS AS WE WERE GROWING UP. MY DOLLS NAME WAS BUBBLES AND HER DOLL'S NAME WAS TOOTIE. WE PLAYED WITH THEM FOREVER WE LIVED ON A FARM AND MAD BEDS FOR THE DOLLS ON FARM EQUIPMENT. WE WERE ALWAYS PLAYING HOUSE...WE'LL NEVER FORGET OUR HUGGA BUNCHES!!!

I only had Mr. Hamburger. My friends would come over, stoned and always say "Hey, your hamburger is smiling at me" or some other stupid comment.

I loved my Monchichi! When I was four I had surgery and the doctor let me bring my Monchichi in with me and they put a hospital band and blood pressure cuff on him!!! It was a great help to me. I don't have it anymore, wore it out!

I also remember my neighbors Tasha and Brittany going crazy over the Kenya Dolls as well! We all used to play with them together on the school bus! Kenya was one of the best dolls for African American children because she the first all black Doll-line and she symbolized taking pride in our unique features! These dolls provided us with hours of hairstyling fun!! All of my dolls still have fabulous curls after all these years and I'm almost 25 now! I'm so glad that they put her back on the market. I think it is very important for African-american children to have dolls and action figures that reflect their heritage and remarkable beauty!! I remember one year the Sparkle Pretty Kenya Doll came out with all sorts of gold jewelry and charms to decorate her hair (I was in HEAVEN)! This doll is one of my most prized and loved dolls! Shot out to Tyco Industries for making my friends and I very happy children. Kenya also had a slammin' commercial that stated "Making Kenya look pretty, makes me feel pretty too."

Oh, snap! I had the Lil Miss Makeup Doll too!! At first, I thought she was kind of weird because I would take her makeup, eyebrows, nailpolish,and earrings off with water, and put her on the shelf, then a few minutes later it all would just reappear! I finally realized as I got older that my toy shelf was next to the AC vent and her facepaint was reacting to the temperature changes in my room! Not so weird after all! Very Fun Doll for me, the little cosmetologist in training!!!!

Was there a Barbie doll called Dance Club Barbie? I vividly remember some girls on my bus going bonkers at Christmas time,saying that they had to have her. That doll wasn't part of the Rockers was she?

I think that I had a Cabbage Patch that had some real doll hair instead of the yarn! I don't think I have her anymore, but I remember it being dressed in a beautiful baby blue dress with white lacey tights. I think it came with a comb and curlers too. If my memory is accurate I think her name was Toya Tiffany. She had the most beautiful raven curls which I probably destroyed with an actual curling iron!!

I had a doll similiar to Baby Skates, I think it was Baby Rollerblade! It had real in-line Rollerblade skates!! I got it when I was in fourth grade around 1991 or 92! I almost got in trouble with her because I took her to school and one of my bad classmates took her out of my locker when I wasn't looking and turned it on and she started Rollerblading across the classroom during the middle of our English lesson. My teacher thought it was hilarious and she let my friends and I play with her during free time!! I think she had two pigtails and a hot pink dress/short outfit with painted on pink tights! She also had a helmet and painted on elbow and knee pads! I remember my classmates and my family cracking up when I put her on high speed and she would skate so fast that she'd tip over!

I had a black P.J. Sparkles and I remember not liking it because I could't really put her hair up because of that HUGE plastic bow that was stuck to her head. I did like the fact that there were sparles or something in her bangs. I think my cousins lost her clothes, but I still have it in my closet, she looks almost brand new!

This doll brings back some silly memories! My cousin and I used to race and see who could wind the doll's arm the fastest to make the ponytail go back into the head! Then we would race to put the arm up to the butterfly and see which ponytail grew the fastest!! Great little doll!!

I think I had a talking Baby Alive! I remember it having jellybeans on the dress. I was not happy with this doll because it didn't have a lot of hair, and it peed. I remember it saying "I'm hungry Mommy" and I told it to "Wait a minute"! I also think I got some meatloaf stuck in her mouth at dinner time! She was not one of my favorite toys!! That's what I got for wanting every toy that I saw on T.V.!!

I got one of the styling hair Barbie doll heads when I was like in the 5th or 6th grade! I always knew I was going to be a hairdresser and this was the perfect gift. I had a black one with glitter hair gel! I was a little dissappointed because her bangs took up most of her face. I think this was my last doll I had because I was getting too old for them and I began practicing hair styles on real people!!

What Can I say? Cricket was an awesome doll ! They came out when in 1986 when I was 3. Mine still talks, but her eyes and her mouth do not, probably due to age!! My friend still has hers and she couldn,t believe how old that thing is now, she was also amazed that my Cricket was African American(Very hard to find I was told). I do remember it being really heavy. Before her eyes and mouth stopped working, I put her in the Library Center in my preschool classroom, and all the kids just adored her. I remember the commercial like yesterday because Cricket said at the end "I'll be talking to YA"!!!

Oh My God! I thought I was going to die when I was in about third grade and I saw that doll on T.V. I finally got one and I was a little upset that her hair wasn't really like hair. I did remember having fun using the curling iron and watching her curls stay intact!! I remember the commercial ending saying "Let's Get Stylin Now"!! I don't think I have it anymore!!

I think I had two of these dolls! I think one was the magic hair one and the other one was the magic jewels one! I had the African American versions and they were both pretty dolls with heads full of gorgeous hair!

I LOVED MY WOODIES. My Aunt Mary gave me them when I was little. Once my friend's mom saw how much I enjoyed them, she bought the rest of the gang for her two kids. Together we had the whole Woodsie community, Grandma & Grandpa's highrise log too:)

I didn't have many Barbies, because I was obsessed with hair and I thought that their heads were too small, but I had two or three that I just had to have and they were the Superhair Barbie doll with the magic Barrette and the Totally Hair Barbie that came with the hair gel! I also think I had one that moved her arms with a switch on her back. I have kept them because someone told me that the African American old Barbies are worth a lot!!

I remember having the African American Version of the California Rollerbaby Doll, and all I remember is that she had beautiful curls and I killed my self laughing at the silly way that she skated!!

I truly loved the Cabbage Patch dolls as a child, but as a hairstylist in training, I was freaked out by the bald spotsI found in my doll's pig tails!!

Kenya was the best doll ever! I got one when I was like 7 or 8 and I loved "relaxing" her hair with the magic lotion. I had so much fun with her that I ended up with like 3 or 4 of them. I still have all of mine!!! They are back and I bought one for my 3yr. old goddaughter! A beautiful doll with gorgeous African American features!!

I guess I'm late on the whole Juno Alphie thing. I have been trying to find and figure out the name of this toy for over 10 years now. I kept asking people and my family and they didn't know what the hell I was talking about. I'm so glad I saw Juno.

Finally, I've been trying to remember the name of this toy for ages. I was beginning to think I was the only one who had one. I had two stories one was Inspector Gadget and the other had a typewriter? as the main character.

Oh my gosh! My daughter had Pittipin when she was younger....she's now 23. She called her "Pinnikin". When she was about 8 or 9, we adopted two adorable labrador puppies who decided Pinnikin was fun to play with (ooops!). Pinnikin had purple jammies with white polka dots. I would LOVE to find another one to give my daughter!

i was in the TV add for Mattel back in the 70's for this thing

I can't recall when I first got mine. I always called "her" Jammie Pies though I have now learned it's actually male and is called Spunkle. I don't even recall it having the bear that came along, so obviuosly it is not "in tact." It's a comforting keepsake of mine and I will never get rid of it.

I have a vague memory of putting a packet into a basin full of water and out came these girls clothes! It was very exciting. I had forgotten all about Magic Nursery dolls until today when I was upstairs cleaning out my attic. I have a little girl with a star on her cheek, there is a faint outline of where the heart used to be.

I used to pretend I was a news reporter with mine. I think you could also make the pictures go backwards.

I had the one pictured, i loved her so much! I remember my mother surprising my with her one day after school when I was about 5. I named her Emma. I also had one of the early ones with irreparably matted hair and closed eyes. I always remeber the hair being matted so I'm not sure what I did to it to have made it that way.

Sweet Sea was a beautiful doll! I Loved her curly hair and sea shell necklace. I once took her outside in the winter and her tale fin snapped off in the cold. I was so sad! I'd really like to find one in mint condition.

My cousin had the dark brown girl Wrinkles. I always loved it and would insist on playing with it whenever I come over.

I had one of these and LOVED it! My favorite charm was a frying pan with a little egg inside. I would always insist on wearing it on every formal occasion.

These were the Giant Tiger/discount store versions of the Pogo Ball. They were much planer without any fun stickers or designs, like the Pogo. They came in many different colours, the ball part being a different colour than the stand part. Mine had an orange ball with a pink stand. My mother told me it was exactly the same as the Pogo Ball and nobody would notice but of course all the neighbourhood kids knew the difference and made fun of me for it! I still had fun with it though.

I totally remember these! I had the girl with purple feet and a pink hat. They had a cartoon that was coupled with the Glow-Worms.

I wish I had the mad skills to skip it. I was so jealous of the girls who had them...especially the pink ones. I finally bought one at a garage sale when I was in college and I secretly practice every chance I get.

I had a Hot Looks doll, but I'm not sure which it was. She was definately one of the Japanese girls from the Canadian run. She had red overalls with a comic strip patterned shirt. Was it Stacy? I liked to think that her yellow bra and panties were actually a bikini.

I hate Skip-It and everything it stands for.

She was my first talking doll. I can still hear her voice in my mind. I remember she could hold her various accessories and comment on them.

I had an Upsy baby. She was dressed in a pink cotton suit with white lace and little flowers on it if I remeber correctly. She was very loud and robotic sounding when operating, a bit like The Terminator near the end of the first film, but much cuter.

The little film projector was a Fisher Price toy. It was similar to the view master in that you looked through it to see the pictures. This was a lot cooler though because it was like watching movies. You cranked the handle on the side to make the picture move. You could even make it go backwards. It made the coolest sound when you cranked the handle. It used to pretend that I was a news camera reporter with it. I wish I knew what happened to it.

I ADORED the ballet version of this! I totally remember the barre that you had to strap around a door and the tutu!! and of course the sweatbands for your wrists and head...

I always wanted a Cricket Doll. My mother wouldn't let me have one because she thought that Cricket sounded too much like Tammy Faye Baker. Does she really?

man i remember these like it was yesterday

When I was in kindergarden my friend brought hers to school. I guess it malfuntioned or something becuase it started talking and wouldn't stop. The teacher got so mad! LoL

JUST PICKED UP A PERFECT CHICKABOO TODAY AT A CAR BOOT SALE FOR 20P. ITS A GIRL AND SHES IN MINT CONDITION. WAS INTENDING TO EBAY HER BUT SHES SO CUTE IM HAVING SECOND THOUGHTS!

would love to have one my son had one still has it but leaks air can anyone help me out

Rapid T Rabbit Seriously, how did you operate the Munves horse? With the push of a button??? Also, how old are you? Those videos all show you the same age!!! Where can you find the EMT horse and Munves Trotter Pony now??? And seriously, why would you go crazy and track down every single mechanical horse in the country??? Why don't you just go to one place and stay there??? Welcome to Earth!!!

Did you know that the King of Prussia Mall has a Furia horse? I'll ride him this summer. Also, I'm going horseback riding at the Philadelphia Zoo!!!

haha i don't believe it more Kissifur lovers! I get the same response when ever I'm reminiscing about cartoons....."huh.. what kissifur". Me and whole family used to live for this cartoon on saturday mornings, what happened? Does anyone know where i can get an episode or two? most grateful.

I got a Zugly for Christmas in 1987. He has blue legs, a pink body and green face. I took him everywhere and dressed him in clothes! I am 26 now and he is still my favourite and most prized possession.